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J(I 1HI OMAHA DAILY UEEt BUT5DAY, AtMUMT 24 1002. SPECIAL NOTICES Aavrlsesat a taesa aalassaa rill take aafll IS as. far tka lac ealtlaa aa4 III S M . as. lor saaralac aa day edltlaa. Rate. I 1-a ward flrat lasertlaw, la war thereafter. Retklas fakes far Icaa tkaa SA far tka Arst ! !. These Aaartseasaata aaaat fca ran aawseeatlTalr. Advertisers, k raatlaT was. fcerr ekaak, tti kaa aaawere trass ta Baalere4 letter la aaaa f Tka Baa. Aaewera a addree will ka Aellvera aa raaaat4t a4 IM akaak. aalr. FOR IALB-CIOARS. $50.00 IN GOLD. It pay ta bur your cigars of ua. Toa nay wake up aome day and And yourself the possessor of i If ty Dollar In Oold that w give away to our cuslomcra aach month. Butler & Miller, H. W. COR. ltTH AND FARNAM STS. WAIfTBD SITUATIONS. A STENOGRAPHER When you want on Jail tha Raralngton Typawrltcr ottlce, 1618 aruam atraau Klephone 157,-M1AJ WANTED, by refined woman, poaltlon as homa or traveling companion; goodrefer- Aauree u a), era. a nw BOOKKEEPER and general efflc man J rant any poaltlon; flrst-cias reterencea; orelgn language; moderate aalary ei pected. Addreaa, B, Bee Office, Council bluffs. A-Um-M WANTED To do (feneral offlca work.. Can furnish typewriter and give good refer ence. Aauraaa, U 2ft, Bee. A-8J6-44 WANTED, - poaltlon aa manager general tore; experienced In buying, advertising and aelilng; reference. Box 82, Nebraska City. Nab. WMW WANT position by A salesman and cutter. first-class carpet Addreaa II 50. Bee. A 10 24 WANTED MALE HELP. THE VAN SANT SCHOOL OF , SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. 716-717-718 N. Y. Life Building OMAHA, NEBRASKA. A apeclaltjr achool for teaching Bhorthand, Typewriting And Office Work. A free trial week. Only thoaa at allowed to enroll wboae morale, education and other quall ftcAtions make It probable that they can tucceed and that they will ba In demand when the course la finished. Money will not be taken if thara la not a atrong prob ability of succeas, and tnonay for unexpired term will ba returned on lirnuud. SluucuU receive All the pay for the work they may do. Borne mora than earn tuition while Attending school. Tha school Is not ex celled In Its methods or equipment In Any part of the country, and Its students are filling tha highest positions, from amanu snala to official court reporter, And Are in great demand aa stenographers, teachers and expert typewriter operators. Tha Van Bant School of Shorthand will give value received or return the money. Interested parties Are Invited to call or ak for OAtAlogue. WANTED Canvasser. Man familiar with book and newspaper work preferred. Must be hustler. Apply Boom luT Bea Building. B-299 FOR HALF A DAT ! WORK. It you live la tha country er In a small town and have A good acquaintance among the farmers And stock raisers In ifco neighborhood you can make $6 easily by four t.r five hours' work. Write us and we will send you our proposition. Tha Bea Publishing Co., Solicitors Depu, Omaha. Neb. B MlU VAN MATRE'S Commercial and Shorthand College. M. E. Corner 17th And Frn-ra Streets, Omaha, Neb. It will ba remembered that Mr. Van Matra organised and for two years con ducted the commercial department of tha Omeh High school. This Is one Commercial And Shorthand Cones conducted on an educational baste. And it educatea Its students Instead ot making machines of them. WIS AHK NUT RUNNING A LABOR BUREAU. NEITHER ARE WE RUN NINO A KINDERGARTEN, AND WE DO HAVE A GREATER OBJECT IN VIEW THAN THE SEPARATION OF THE STU DENT AND HIS MONEY. Nsver have proficient, thinking young men and women been At such A premium as they Are today, i Why not prepare yourself In A GOOD SCHOOL And then lake some of the MONEY that our business men are offering for competency At the rata of from 840 to $14 per month. Business men appreciate the basis upon which this school Is founded, and also the rlaa of Its wurk. and as an evidence ot his we have had, within the last six weeks, twelve (12) calls for competent stenographers that we have been unable to Oil, with salaries from $40 to Hue per month. IK YOU WANT A GOOD POSITION. PKEPAKB Vol KSELF FOR IT BY AT TENDING A FIRST-CLASS SCHOOL. -Fall Term Will Open ; September 1, 1902. NIGHT SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE OCTOBER 13; MONDAY, WED.Nk.aDAK AND FRIDAY NIGHTS. On September i a night law achool will be opne4 In connection with thia colWge, to which both ItiUles and gentlemeu wu; ts admitted. Tha lecture wt.l b given y tha leaulng attorneys of in city. a course In the primary principles of law win Also be given. Elisabeth F. McCartney will be promi nently connected with the work of the Law achool. For particulars call or write. OOOD measengers wanted; first-clans pay. A. D. T. Co.. 211 8. nth. B 727 B16 WANTED, two cooks for Wyoming west ern retlwsy. Labor agency, 31o d. nth. B-M7s7 WANTED. I carpenters. $2 60 a day Ad dress Joseph buli-tlgcr, contractor, Tutan, Neb. B Miwl WANTED, a good orOo boy. one who has had aome experience preferred. Apply onto Boston Store. B eos 24 WANTED, managers and aalesmen to en gage with a large manufacturing concern, who will establish permanent branches In very state. G. H. Gregory, Manager, room 62, '& W. Broadway, New York Cay. B MS15 ! WANTED, plsno player, who plays horn , In band; specialty people who can play smsil psrts; long season; salary sure. Address B. F. Morgan, Hamburg, la. B M8li 24- SOLICITORS WANTED. THE GUARANTEE FUND LITE ASSOCIATION. Wanta live local agents In every town In Nebrasks. The piuposillon possesses spe cial merit, and (a eaelly written. Salary or commission to the right nian. Address I. C, liuStiiS. sctrcui.-y. WANTED, a flrst-elaas passenger elevator - conductor; stsle site, expertance, whr kvst employed. Good wages la right mau. ddresa U M, Be. U-37 a WANTED MALE HELP. "The School the Leading Business Men Are Interested In." September 1st. BOYLES COLLEGE OPENS ITS FALL TERM In both tha Day nd Evening sessions. Apply for Catalogue FACULTY Expert Acoountsnt teaching bookkeeping, professional penman teaching penmanship, court reporter tescblng shorthsnd, touch operator teaching typewriting, lawyer teaching commercial law. GREGG SHORTHAND This Institution does not do anything by halves. Gregg shorthsnd is taught by teachers who hold certificates and diplomas Issued by John R. Oregg, And who have received his hearty endorsement. The re vised Gregg text-book is used, as written and published by the author, pitman and Graham shorthsnd are also taught by ex perts in this line. RESULTS TELL The following Is a list of students ef this Justly popular school who have ac cepted positions since January First There could be no better evidence of the school's reputation among business men. A list of this kind, howevsr, to glv definite information must be speciflo as to time. Persons interested will note that tha tlms specified only Includes one six months' term tha usual time required to complete either tha business or. shorthand course. This does not represent one-third of th calls upon this institution for office assist ants during that time; other positions wers not filled by the college on account ef lack of operators to send out. Mr. Paul Townsend, First National Bank. Miss Bertha Bartlett, Melchoir s Barber Supply Company. Miss Rattle Gotthelmer. NabruskA Cycle Company, Miss Maggl Megel. New Century Typewriter Compsny. Mr. Walter Mandelberg, People's 8 tore. Mis Minnie Thlem, Piatt & Co. Miss Madeline Bush, National Biscuit Company. Miss Loretta Rush, National Biscuit Company. Mr. C K. Burns. Pacific Express Company. Miss Agne Anderson. G. W. Sues. Mis Anna Tracy, G. W. Sue. , Mr. Morlti Chrlstensen, Union Pacific Railroad Company. Mis Hulda Carlson, Swift & Company. Mr. Louis Dice, Farmers' Stat Bank, Osmond, Neb. Miss Pearl Haney, Swift A Company. . . , 1 Ow-.. .., Lovgren Real Estate Company. Mr. W. B. Lewis, Western Distilling Company. Miss Susan Bonivere, Rich A Clapp. Miss Mary Ingoldsby, Klchardaon Drug Company. Miss Mamie Vanous, ' line Publishing Company. Miss Rosa Gannon , Western Travelers' Accident Ins. Co, Miss Agnes O'Malley, Twambly A Bon (Commission) Miss Lulu Gwln. Hall Distributor Company. Miss Esther Rosslter, Fitch Woodruff Miss Catherine Roach. Western Travelers' Association. Miss Margaret Born, John Knox, Real Estate. Miss Helen Schmidt, Richard A Comstock. Mr. Charles Kopald, Pullman Car Company. Mr. George Roach, Swift St Company. Mlsa Jenne Llnberg, ' Oliver Typewriter Company. Mr. Conrad Greener, Ed Johnson, Real Estate, South Omaha. Miss Anna Kuhl, Rhombauer Coal Company. Mr. Dwlght Cramer, F. E. A M. V. Railroad Co. Miss Josephine Grove. Bwlfe A Company. Mr. Fred Peterson, C, M. A O. R. R-, Emerson, Neb. Mr. Emil Carson, Armour A Company. Mr. W. A. Taylor. C. B. A Q. R. R., Creston, lows. Mis Ethel Brlgg. Swift A Company. Mlsa Tyra. Larson, David Bradley Co., Council Bluffs. Mlsa Margaret Lyons, Combination Fence Works, Council Bluffs. Mis Maym Edmonde, Anderson-Millard Carriage Company. Mr. Frank Balder, O. K. ScoAeld Co. Miss Bertha Knaack, 1 Armour A Co. Miss Olson, Texas OH Company. Miss Addle Nlpps, K. J. Hlnes Company. Mr. William Austin. Union Pacific RAt!road Company. Mr. V. B. Smith. Baxkalow Bros. Miss Bertha Reed, Bradley Implement Co., Council Bluff. Mis Agne Whyta. W'Aiter O. Clark Company. Mis Carrie Andrees. cuoahy racking Company. Mr. H. W. Beum. I. C. Railroad. Fort Dodge, Iowa. Mis Sallle Beard. Glob Optical Company, Miss Pearl Harris. Kennard G. and P. Company. Mr. Herbert E. Howard, Ocnmoller A Mueller. Miss Edith Lounsbury, Swift A Company. Mis Ethel Apherson, ' Western Tinware Company. Mlsa Gertrude Martens, oius Gas Engine Company. Miss Emma Cllsbe, Nebraska Grain Dealers' Association. Miss Theresa Eiickson. lira decreets Commercial Agency. Mr. Ralph Hayden, B. A M. Railroad Company. Mis HUma Llljedahl, J. A. Lovgren, Real Estat. Mr. John Phelan, Western Distilling Company. Mr. Charles Nichols, B. A M. Railroad Company. Mr, Jules Greevy, B. A M. Railroad Company. Miss Veroa Hamilton, Automatic Gaa Company. Mlsa Bertha. Wllinsky Mid. and G'.ass and Paint Co. Mr. Raymond Grahm, i'airto Express Company. Mlsa Esther England, b rail i reel Commercial Agency. Mis Emm Larsou, Swift A Company, Miss Blanch lie Kllllp. Washington Mutual Lit Insurance Co. Mis Mary L. Murray, David Cole Oyater Company. Mlsa Mary Johnson, Nebraska and Iowa Horn Co. Mr. J. 8. Fs'lman. MoCard-Brady Company. Mlaa Bertha Wilson, Nebraska Hum Investment Company. Miss Carolyn Ksufman, Cudahy Packing Company. Mlaa Effl Lavoy. Farrel A Company. sir. tioy cainerwooa. Commercial National Bank. Miss Hilda Hawklnson. Bom mar Brother. Mlaa Wllma Ross. Western Buyers' Association. Miss Dora Carver, lowa Life A Trust Co., Salt Lake City. BOYLES COLLEGE, Mew York Lif Building. Omaha, Neb. WA.ITKn WALK HFI.P. A FEW MORE POINTERS ABOUT THE Omaha Commercial College 17th and Douglas Streets. ROHRBOUGH BROS., PROPS. i. .ife,2,ntr.No- Tn fu t'rm ePen Monday morning, Beptembar L New classes in All departments. .u ,P"l,Lt,',No -Those desiring a Business Course will find superior advantages at the Omaha Commercial College. The Business Department hns been refurnished snd r2SL-.pS. 11'h,rounou ,?e,rL.nw Jtudles have been added to the course and, with present facilities, we shall be able to do better work than ever before. F0,7rL No- t? hot forget the public lecture next Ftlday night, August 2. at the Auditorium of the College, upon the subject of Shorthand bv Prof. Mosher. All persons Interested in this subject should be present snd are cordially Invited. Other entertainment will be provided. His subject will be "Systems." . -P-'.n,er rThe Remington Typewriter Co. delivered us 28 Remington No. 6 typewriters. Saturday afternoon. While 28 A. D. T. boys were coming up Douglas street, each with a machine, snap shot wa taken of them. Thl Is the largest de livery of typewriters ever made at any one time to any one firm In Nebraska. This . new typewriters In our Typewriting Department Good machines nd good Instruction means everything to etudrnts. Pointer No. 6 We are now teaching Zl:;Ji "'V'i' """""in upon mo uregg system, it retains all or the Gregg worth rfifKri ?"' a ln,roJucs several new principals, by the application of which greater legibility and speed are obtained. It Is far superior to Gregg or any of the Pltmanlo systems. It Is essilv learned, easily written ... ...u .i.i..j i .v.. mJ"d- 5IudenJ" go better Work with it thsn with any other system ws have ever ""t?- rro,f Mnsher- new text book Is "ow out. A copy will be sent to any one de siring to Investigate Mosher-Gregg Shorthand for tl.an. New classes will be organised In our Shorthand and Typewriting Departments, September 1. . ,mv$lntrr No; frWe bellev Mosher-Gregg Shorthand to be the best system ever devised, and yet there are some people who, perhaps, would prefer the Gregg system i .. .purlt?; I"1" 1"t.?,,.w have taught for over two years and the following letter from Mil Gregg will demonstrate whether or not our teachers are versed in this system: THE GREOG PUBLISHING COMPANT. 67 Washington Street, ' CHICAGO. Messrs. Rohrbough Bros., Omaha, Neb,- Gentlemen: Wa are glad to learn of the wonderful success you are having with Gregg's Shorthand, and aa we naturally desire to hav th system taught In the best possible manner, we hav no hesitation tn s aying that the Omaha Commercial College la th only Institution In Omaha in which we would recommend intending students of our system to take a course. As far as we are aware, there Is no other school In your city having a teacher competent to give Instruction In Gregg's Shorthand, and as a recognition of your en terprise In adopting this system, we have granted you the exclusive agency for th tat of Nebraska. Wishing you continued success, we remsln, 1 ' Tours respectfully, THE GREGG PUBLISHING CO. Per John R. Gregg. We do not hesitate to aay that we recommend Mosher-Gregg In preference to the Gregg and yet we are Just aa willing and Just as well prepared to teach the Gregg system to those who want It as we ever were. Pointer No. 7 There never was. In the history of the College, such a demand for stenographers. We could easily place three times as many as we qualify. It is no longer a question as to whether or not I can get a position, but the question to be considered Is. how Is the easiest, the quickest, and the btat way to become proficient? Th answer Is, attend the Omaha Commercial College. Pointer No. 8 Our night school opens Monday. September 1. Any branch taught In the Day School may be had. There will be four sessions each week, namely: Mon day, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights. ROHRBOUGH BROS., OMAHA, NEB. WANTED, men who are weak or dlsessed to write tor rreo nnoiciet edited ty tne leading and most successful specialist in the United States. Address J. Newton Hathaway, M. D , (2 Commercial Block, Sioux City, la. B GOVERNMENT POSITIONS-Thouands of appointments to be made; examinations soon in every state; hundreds that we have prepared by mall hr.ve been ap pointed. Circular 151, giving full particu lars as to positions, salaries, dates snd places of examinations, etc., mailed free. National Correspondence Institute, Wash ington, D. C. B 111 WEEKLT copying letter at home. either sex. be no. stenp for particulars. King Mfg. Co., 248 Warren Ave., Chicago. B 887 24 WANTED, trustworthy person to manage Dusiness; zu straigni casn salary and ex penses paid weekly direct from headquar ters. Thomas J. Cooper, 1040 . Bldg., Chicago. B Ml 24 About Gregg Shorthand. Gregg Shorthand Is not an experiment It has been several years before the pub 110 and ha reached It D resent staae of nerfeotlon Ihrnurh th nrKtin,i n.rL.. of countless thousands of expert writers and teachers In all parts of the world. It Is today the most widely taught system In America and it Is written and taught wherever th English language Is known. Its textbooks are th most complete works ever Issued on the subject of shorthand and are free from th technicalities and Im practicable devices of the theorist Gregg Shorthand la a conslstant and trokea and large hooka two of the greatest -""' ciiinc in wining ana sun greater ODStacies to legibility. It la but natural that such a successful work s Gregg Bhorthand should be subjected to colorable limitation and that unscrupulous oubliBhera ihnuH aeeu tn nil. ad vantage of its popularity. Soma of these tneir imitations on tne market before the that If thev ahould give the nubile a rhn CT judgment of experienced and capable writers, Tha following quotation from the Phonographic World the most widely known shorthand magaxtne In America ha peculiar aptness at this time: "The Birth of the Shorthand 'Author.' Nearly all stenographers, after a certain number of years of practice, discover or Invent some little crook of their own. and. bv constantly unlne it. rnm tn r-onuM-r lt Indispensable. Some of these call themselves "Inventors." Their self-conceit brings It out In pamphlet form, for gratuitous distribution, and then they style them selves "publishers." Some one who knows less of the subject than they do sees wonders in It, and then they take the groundwork of the system they learned, intro duce their one own little curlycue, together with a few Impossible rules and call themselves "authors." By this tlma their head have swelled out of all proportion to their little bodies, and they sit down on their dignities to let a sensible world kick them to pieces, which It doe In A very few years. But in the meantime they Are intolerable. DONT BE EXPERIMENTED UPON111 There are a number of good chools In Nebraska teaching Gregg Shorthand from the latest Revised Edition which contains all ins iinprovemtni euuorsrd by the great body of writer and teachers of the system. The system, aa set forth in the Re vised ttdltlon Is the style written by a young man who wrote 226 word a minute In the recent convention of the Gregg Shorthand Association at Peoria, and by tha re porter of the medical convention in Cleveland a few weeks ago. Such records could not be made by the clumsy imitations of Gregg Bhorthand, embodying Impracticable and far-lotched exoedienia that ara utterly at variant with Ita fim,. mental nrin. Clple. Interesting printed matter about tha system and a conv nt tha nuruln. will sent on application. THE GREGG PUBLISHING COMPANY, CHICAGO. Parties ' WISHING TO EMPLOY STUDENTS TO WORK FOR THEIR HOARD, OR WHO WISH TO FURNISH BOARD AND ROOM AT REASONABLE RATES WILL PLEA8E ADDRESS THE OMAHA COI LEGE OF PHARMACT OR CALL PHONE I . B W0-24 TOUNG msn to travel and advertise; ex perience unnecessary; h per month and expenses. Klnkald A Co.. Cleveland. O. B-UuO 24 WANTED, by first-class department store in towa, experiences salesman in drapery department; good position to right party. Address 11 42, Bes. B 46 24 TOUNG man to travel; tfie month and ex penses; experience unnecessary; sand references. William Co.. Chamber Com., Detroit Mich. B til 24 CIVIL service government positions? about le.uuu appointment made last year; only common school education required for ex amination; salarlea large, work easy. Catalogue of Information free. Colum bian Correspondence College, Washington. B 2J 24 BOT wanted on farm, U or 18 years old. Call or address, T. E. Price, Florence, Neb. B U85 !4 COMPUTING SCALE SALESMAN. W. F. Stlmpson Co., Mfrs.. Detroit, Mich. B lU 09 PER month and traveling expense paid ssleamen on baking powder and ex tracts; cxperlsnce unnecessary. Purity Co.. Chicago. B MEN wanted who wear trusses: a great chance. Truss free; no tlma lost from present work. Alex Spelrs, Box 644, Weetbreok, Maine. B WANTED for U. 8 Army; Able-bodied un married men between agea of 21 and 98, rltlxens of United States, o' good char acter and temperate habits, who can spsag, read and writs English. For Infor mation apply to Recruiting Officer, lih ami t. Oiimua. .ua pvsioiuce building. Lincoln, Nebraska. It WANTED, man to ell goods In Jewelry store; must be goof salasmsn and under stand Ik tyuk, Addrsa U 36. Be of. tlca. B ii 24 WANTED MAI.F. HELP, Mosher - Oregg Shorthand. This system Is MAN to travel and collect for manufacturer In Nebraska. Splendid chance for compe tent and trustworthy man; t5 per month and expenses. Enclose addressed en velope. Card Sec, Star Bldg., Chicago. B 884 24 MECHANICS qualified for advancement: our free booklet, "Are Tour Hands Tied?'' tills how thousands have doubled or largely Increased their earning capacity through our spare time Instruction by mall. Write to the International Corre spondence Schools, Box 1668, Scranton, Pa., or call day or evening, Omaha office, C37 Paxton Block. B 922 24 TWO strong boys wanted. Enquire East Omaha Box Co., East Omaha. B 828 24 WANTED Men and women to copy letters for us at home; 110 per thousand: ad vanced every week; send addressed en velope for copy and Instructions. Stand ard Pen Co., 230 Fulton St., New York. B haxmonlnua wnrk T fr stumbling blocks in the path of the publishers, however, are afraid to put beginning of the season, well knowing tn ova mTn. that wnrk rt snhmlt I a Ka. their fallacies would be promptly ex- B 93 U WANTED, men to learn barber trade; only eight week required; wages Saturdays; tcola presented; diplomas granted; posi tions waiting graduates; catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber College, liut Douglas street. B 72 S4 WANTED everywhere, hustlers to tack signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc; no canvassing: good pay. Hun Advertis ing Bureau, Chicago. B 872 24 I EARN proofreading; situations secured; 15 to 85 weekly. Home Correspondence School, Philadelphia. B WANTED, bench, light floor and heavy floor moulders and machinists for out of town; steady work to good men. Call on Fairbanks, Morse At Co., 1102-4 Farnam St., for particular. B M861 GROCERT clerk; good references. T. W. Uhrader, 8ou N. 26th. B 827 24 WANTED, by big depsrtment store in Iowa, experienced carpet layer; none other need apply. Address H 41, care Omaha Be. B WANTED, In every locality, men to dis tribute circulars, samples, etc.; no ped dling or canvsliig; steady work, good pay, axperlenc unnecessary. National Dist'ng Bureau, Chicago. B U0 24 80 TRACKLAYERS for the C. St P.. M. A O., in Minnesota, cooks and flunkeys for r the west, 20 surface men for the C. A N. W. in Iowa. 10 rluran men for Widel A Co.. Dsntson la.: S dumixur men for Wlnsten A Co.. .Carroll, la., 82, 8 40 aay; teams to naui oriage material, . . u . a i , . w. . p... un j , , iiiou iu tut broom corn. 81 26 day and board; all free fare, ship dally ; 6u laborers and team sters for Iowa, Nebraska, Utah and Ne vada, top wages; saloon poner, dining iiauu, ain ana comi anoveiere sna isc tory hsnds for steady work in city. 8weeny's Employment, 2X41 8. 12th at ills, ays opsn. B 112 24 WANTED A good man In every county to tsks subscriptions for The Twentieth Century Fsrmer. Our sgents maks good wages evsrywneTe. ttersrencas required. Address, Twentieth Csalury irmrr, Omaha, Neb. li Hi Wan'iiCu, to correspond with a civii engi neer, who understands railroad construc tion. Address H , Be. B MSii 3'j EXPERIENCED night clerk wanted. Ap- pi, to U. i. irauck, AUdland notrt. B .08 24 V WASTED MALR HELP. NEBRASKA BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE. BOYD BUILDING, OMAHA. A, C ONG, A. M., LL. B., President. Read thig letter from the largest manufacturer of school furniture In tha United States: AMERICAN SCHOOL FURNITURE CO., CHICAGO, III., Aug. 8, lW2.-Prof. A. C. Ong, Omaha, Neb. Dear 8lr: The Yale Lock Golden Oak Desks for your short hand department and th elegant roll-top deke made especially to your order for your commercial department, which we are shipping you, all of which la rub finlnh. make the finest lot of commercial school furniture we have ever manufactured and shipped to the west. This furniture, which is made to correspond with your banking fixtures, certainly ought to give you an equipment unsurpassed anywhere. We trust all will reach you safely and open up to your entire satisfaction. Your very truly, AMERICAN SCHOOL FURNITURE COMPANY. THIS IS THE INSTITUTION THAT ASSISTS ITS STUDENTS TO POSITION"-. There Is no better evidence of high-class work being done for student than th demand by business for their services.. The following are names of student montn: Miss Appel, Ak-Sar-Ben hdqrs. Mr. A. Denman, Neb. FuW Co. Mis Edwards, Chs. D. Thompson Co. Miss Lawrence, M. M. Bond snd 8. Co. Miss Jacobson, C. C. convention hdqrs. Miss Morton, C. C. convention hdqrs. Mr. C. Rauch. F.. E. A M. V. R. R. Mrs. Wood, McCord-Brady Co. Miss Back, Linlnger A Metcalf. Miss Rom Cohen, Hartford B. I. ft I. Co. Miss Emerson, Hlxenbaugh Co. Miss Holleiiberg. A. F. Buchanan. If you wish a position when you have finished your course of study, you make no mistake In entering the N. B. C. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. - Prof. Lowry, principal of the commercial department, the best known and con reded to be the most popular and efficient commercial teacher and accountant tn the West, ha been secured for next year. Prof. A. G. Guthridge. principal of th shorthand department, Is the only short hand and typewriter Instructor who has Attended the Gregg School for Teachers and received a diploma. PURE GREGG SHORTHAND. This Is the only college In Omaha that makes a specialty of teaching Gregg shorthand as set forth by the author tn his "Revised Edition." We do not and we would not teach any "crude and lmperf ect" modification of It. You want the purest, the best; we teach It. Many students have already arranged to enter the fall term. The different departments on the two floors are rapidly filling up. SELECT A SCHOOL that has a SELECT LOCATION, SELECT METHODS, 6ELECT TEACHERS and SELECT 8TU DENTS. NIGHT SCHOOL, SEPT. 1. FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 1. WANTED, situations. We are In position to furnish, on short notice, competent, reliable bookkeepers, stenographers, ma chinists, R. R. transfer clerks and clerks of sll kinds. Write or 'phone us If in need of help. Commercial Bureau of In formation, 620 Broadway, .Council Bluffs, la., or 425 Paxton block, Omaha. B-968 24 WANTED SALESMEN. WANTED A first-class experienced Brlt- annica aalesman lor Nebraska. Am. Newspaper Assn., suite S22 New York Lit Bldg., omaha. 848 2 SALESMEN, to sell perfumes, toilet soaps, etc., to dealers; iw mommy ana ex penses. Plumer Pertumery and Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. oil) 24 TRAVELING salesmen wanted by estab lished house; no technical knowledge necessary, but simply all-around lustier of good appearance and address; first class line; liberal contract; entire time required; references. Box 274, Detroit, Mich. -67 24 SALESMEN In all cities; see large users of coal; good pay; write for particulars with references. Bobrlck, 318 Walnut, St Louis. Mo. . 869 24 WANTED Traveling salesmen to sell to tne retail trade our line or doois ana hoes; on In southern Nebraska and one In Kansas. Men of good habits are te qulred, with an understanding of tha business and an acquaintance and trade In the section of country mentioned. No others need apply. References required. Reals A Torrey Sho Company, Milwau kee, Wisconsin. X0 31 TRAVELING salesmen, carry our cigar and premium line as a side line; samples rree. Illinois Cigar Co., 356 Dearborn St., Chicago. 893 24 WANTED Experienced salesmen to call on an Kinas oi business nouses, manufactur ers, wholesale and retail stores and banks, to Introduce snd sell our magnifi cent advertiaing calendars, comprising over 2oo 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 wnrk readily make 1100 to 8150 per week. We f:uarantce them to be. the best side line or traveling men ever heard of. WRITE AT ONCE WITH REFERENCES. ALL COMMISSION'S PAID PROMPTLY. Suc cess assured. American Novelty Co., Cincinnati, O. s7 24 TRAVELING salesman; must be experi enced snd show exceptional record; to fill vacancy September 1. Our goods sold to all classes country merchants. Will make high salary or commission contract with right man. Firm's capital. 8150.OOn.00. State experience, box 676, Minneapolis, Minn. 83824 8HOE aalesman at once- experienced trav eling snoe salesmen. Mina territory ana firm you last traveled for. . Full refer ences and information must accompany application or no attention paid. Large and reliable manufacturers. Address, Y 28, car Lord & Thomas, Chicago. 90024 SALESMAN wanted, with established trade in western snd northwestern lows, to sell on salary a well Introduced and popu lar line of ladles' cloth skirts and men's pants; liberal inducements to right party. Mall references, stste wsges and write particulars to Lock Box 1077, Des U-itnes, la, ' 940 24 WANTED, lady solicitors; no samples; sal ary; good opening for nrst-cluss sales lady. Call Monday at 10 a. m. or 2 p. m. C. A. Morgan, 1922 California St. -927 24 SALESMEN to Sell toilet soap to dealers; 1100 per month salary and expenses; ex perience unnecessary. Louis Ernst Co., St. Louis, Mo. WANTED, two salesmen for Kansas and Nebraska; factory to merchant; no scheme. Address H 23, Bee. 951 24 83 00 TO 85.000 per year guaranteed to gen eral salesmen to aell our premium china and novelties to merchants. Salary and commlsaion. We want men who can give the highest references as to ability and Integrity. Also men to sell goods on com mission; hustlers are making 810 to 812 per day as a side line. Kawln Mfg. and Imp. Co., 88-90 Wabash Ave., Chicago. -848 24 CAHN. WAMPOLD ft CO., wholesale clothiers, Chicago, are open for competent ssleemen in different states; good posi tions, with ampla territory, for the right men. Young, ambitious men selling goods In other lines at present will receive due consideration. Address Cahn, Wampold A Co.. Chicago, 111. 944 24 WANTED, thre novelty salesmen, Sep tember 1. staple line; big seller, perma nent positions: bond required; a golden opportunity. Box 213, Lincoln. Neb. - 24 WANTED FEMALE HELP. too Girls. Call Canadian offlcs, itth ft Dodge. C UN WANTED, two young lady students ta Issrn halrdresslng, manicuring and chi ropody and scientific man . Call or writ Boom 220. Bee Bldg. C-698 WANTED, lady cook. Eureka Restaurant, 1uj4 Cass 8. C 700 WANTED. A competent girl for housework. Mrs. M. E. Dumcnt, 364 Lafayette Ave.' C-fcit ARE YOU a Catnollo and unemployed! & ius. Hlxenbaugh, 8uw Wara block. C i7 WANTED Good wagea to a good cook; non. ciuer need apply. ZiZt Harney. C M765 NURSE8' COLLEGE, Pueblo. Colo.; thre mmm tun a , I; write. C M782 B19 WANTED, a good girl for general house work, small family, good wages. Apply Monday, August b, U 1SI N. 3lt Ave C-791 WASTED MAI F. IIRI.P. assisted to positions during the last Mr. F. Frasler, Frenser R. E. Co. Miss Gosncy, Ptohl t L. Chicago, 111. Miss Hayden, Webster ft Howard. Miss A. Ollrman. Undeland. Miss McManus, Mr. Horton, Lswyer. Miss O Connel, Neb. C. H. Society. Miss Ruebsamcn, M. L. Ins. Co. M'iui Freauf. Hayden Bros. Mrs. Smith, Western Stock Food Co. Mis McKenna, Western Stock Food Co. Mr. R. Olelsor, U. 8. Paymaster's Dep't WORTHY young person to take scholar ship In Omaha' leading business and shorthand college and pay for It when course Is finished and position secured. Address H, 90. Bee.' C MS37 88 WANTED Good dining room girl at 808 8. 20th Bt. o :-844 25 GOOD girl wanted at one at The Creche, 19th and Harney. C 846 26 WANTED, experienced lady bookkeeper In savings bank; state experience and with whom and what length of tlma employed. Address H 38, Bee. C 848 26 WANTED, girl for general housework, two In family. Mrs. Clarke, 1911 Park Ave. C-S60 24 85 TO 312 WEEKLY for copying letter for us In your own home; outfit snd particu lars tree. Ana reus, Laaies Home Maga sine, Philadelphia, Pa. C 878 24 LADY to travel In Nebraska; $50 monthly ana an expenses to start: permanent po sition li sauniaciory. Belt-addressed en velope for reply. Address, Manager Mo Brady, Star Bldg., Chicago. C 8S5 24 FEW ladle to do copying at home; no canvassing; gooa salary; enclose stamp, Warren Chemical Co., Detroit. Mich. C 882-24 LADIES, copy letter at home; $10 per j.uw. orna stampeu envelope tor sppuca tlon. Monarch Novelty Co., Dept.. 84, Chicago. C 883 24 ACTIVE Catholic lady to work at home; $38 paid for 12 days' trial; permanent If satisfactory. John . Engwall, Lakeside Bldg., Chicago. C 891 24 $10 PER 1,000 copying letter to be cent to us; paper free; two stampa with applica tion. Illinois Industrial Union, Desk K, Chicago. C 893 24 LADIE8 to do piecework at their homes; we furnish all mnterlals and pay from $7 to $12 weekly. Send stamped envelope to Royal Co., 34 Monroe St., Chicago. C 859 24 LEARN proofreading; situations secured; $16 to $?6 weekly. Home Correspondence School, Philadelphia. c WRITERS everywhere; copy letters, ma terial furnished: salary paid; particular stamp. Lewis Co., Cleveland, O. C-910 24 WANTED, six experienced sale ladle for dry goods, cloaks and millinery; ateadv employment to right parties; those ac quainted in Council Bluffs and vicinity preferred; reference. Address M. Bee office. Council Bluffs. C 964 24 WANTED Girl for general housework. 4238 Grant. C Mill 26 LADY cook for out of town: good wage. Call room 17, N. 8. Natl. bet. 9 and 11 Monday. C-U8 84 WANTED, woman to do small family washing weekly. Apply Monday, 2813 8. 16th St C-120 24 HELi WANTED. HOME work, $60 monthly copying letters; either sex. Send two stamps for particu lars. Hick' Supply Co., 6064 lUlstesd St., Chicago. A-907 S1 FOR HENT Ft HA18HED ROOMS. ELEGANT rooms, finest location In th city. 1909 Capitol Ave. E M835 DEWEY European hotel. 13th and Farnam. E 716 $1 PER WEEK, 428 S. 18th St.. one block south of court house. E 718 AETNA HOUSE, European, Utn and Dodge K MSlf VIENNA HOTEL, 10U-16 Farnam St. E 191 87 NICE front parlor. 2001 Burt E 807 2 NICE cool furnished or unfurnished room. 2504 Davenport E 431 ROOMS. 2580 Harney. E M746 24 COOL, neat rooms, new flat 220 North 17th, K-768 fl-17- ROYAL hotel, European, 16th and Chicago. E tia FINELY furnished rooms. 170 Dodge. E M964 80 ROOMS, 26&0 Harney. E 976 31 NICELY furnished, cool rooms, modern, 2U11 Harney. E 983 DOUBLE parlor and kitchen and two second floor rooms furnished, east of itth. on asphalt paved street; brick house, porcelain bath, furnace, coal and gns rang us; nice place for small family with reference. Apply 11 47, Bus. E inO 84 FURNISHED rooms for 2 or 4 gentlemen for sleeping, also room for light house keeping. South 21st. E 118 & FlHMiUEU HOOMf AND BOIHI).' THE ROSE, 2020 Harney, large parlors, single or ensult; also smaller rooms; rates reasonable. F 689 Alt Merriam, comfortable summer horn. Tel. 8$. F-717 ROOMS and board. Dojglaa. The Albany, 2101 F-M4.06 A4 UTOriA, 1721 Davenport St. F-667 AJ( CENTER HOTEL. 210 N. 17th, half block from P. O. ; transient, $1.26 per day; home cooking. F M439 TWO nicely furnished rooms. 8u8 8. 2oth st. F-M518 bW TWO modern furnished rooms, with break fast 1IU8 S. loth st F M544 20 NICELY furnished rooms with board; good location; convenient car line; also wlinin walking distance. Rales reasonable. Ap ply at 4' case hi. r MM7 r TWO well furnished rooms and board; private family: references. 2571 St. Mary's a vs. ' r-Mlu2P FOR RENT IXirlRHItHRn ROOMS. DESK room space, $5 per month; ground floor room In Th Bee building, facing Farnam street; no expense for light hest or Janitor service. R, C. Pater A Co., rsntal agent. He building. G 116 UNFURNISHED room. 20 a 24th. t ttu UNFURNISHED rooms; require reference. ii Houtn lmn Bt. u FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RHNT Desk room or large space Suitable lor merchandise Droaer or party doing business In wholesals district. In quire Hens A Co.. (16 Farnam street. i-M.24 FOR RENT The building formerly occu pied by The Be at is r amain est. it baa four stories and a basement which was formerly used a The Bee press room. This will b rented very reasonably, if Interested apply at once to C. C. Rose water, secretary, room 100, Be building. 1 -i FOR RENT Stor In first-clas location; rent reasonable. Apply n. t;. reier Co, ground floor. Be Bldg. I 36 STORE, with fixture suitable for grocery. 2403 Leavenworth St i-5o3 29 FOR RENT, on September 1, 1902, 2 lnrgo store rooms, 25x116, in the I. O. O. F. block. Atlantic, la. For particular ad dreaa E. H. Whiteside, trustee. I-M866 2$ STORES FOR RENT, 28th and Dodge, cheap to good tenant Apply Walahana Mantel and Tile Co., $08 8. 17th St. 1 9S1 14 AGENTS WANTED. WANTED Canvassing agents In very rountv to solicit subscrlblluns to TH 1H TWUNTIKTH CtKlLKI (AKMLK. Steady employment, with assured good in come. Agente in the country with bors and buggy especially desired. Canvasser niako easily $60 to $100 per month. Ad dress, Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Bee building, Omaha. 413 SOMETHING NEW ! ! Just out. Send for sample. Combination Door Knob and Bell. No cutting or ruining th door. Put on any door In a moment. No batteries to worry about. No springs to wind. Noth Ind to get out of order. Own your own bell. No lsmllord to trouble. Price and Bell absolutely guaranteed. Send $1.60 for sample. Agents wanted. WESTERN ELECTRICAL COMPANY, 1213 Farnam Street Omaha, Neb. J 71 ARE YOU a Catholic and unemployed? See me. Hlxenbaugh, 600 Ware block. J 697 WANTED, agents In every locality to sell contracts for the purchsse of homes or the satisfaction of mortgages, the money for such purposes being advanced with out Interest, with the right to repay ssma in small Installments; everybody wants money, especially if it can be had with out Interest and If It can be used to buy property without other ecurity. We make It possible to buy home at an out lay less than rent; our contracts sell themselves; agents make big money; we pay them well. Write for particulars at once, as territory Is being rapidly al lotted. Address Provident Home Co operative Company of Pennsylvania, Odd Fellows Temple, Philadelphia, Pa. J-MS29 25 WE WILL psy any honest man $85 per . month and all traveling expense to take orders for the greatest Incorporated por trait concern in the United States. The corporation will guarantee your salary and your position will be permanent. Ad dress World Art Exchange Dent., 87S Chicago, 111. J SS9 24 WANTED Agents and organiser to rep resent largest sick, accident, death bene fit association In the west. Big contract. Policy easy seller. American Benevolent u o to n' IF YOUR business require agent, cr would be increased by using agents, get our advertising methods for securing them. Snyder & Johnson Adv. Agency, 9i6 Tribune Bldg., Chicago. J 9oi 24 WANTED A canvasser, lady or gentle man. Salary guaranteed. Address H 33, Bee. J-899 24 AGENTS wanted everywhere to handle "Burglar' Enemy," a combination or wedge, window lock, carpet stretcher, lc scraper, screwdriver and tackpuller; Quickest seller on earth: made In oxl ised steel, easily carried In pocket and sells at sight; send 26o for sample; lib eral terms to right parties. Gerval Mfg. Co., Consolidated, 63 Maiden Lane, New York. J-939 24 WANTED, agent for churn; make butter In on minute; $250.00 per mo. guaranteed; outfit free. Baxter Churn Co., Hamil ton. O. J-8J7 24 AGENTS, don't work for others; learn a profession In ten days that will pay $10 to $26 per day. Prof. S. A. Weltmor, Ne vada, Mo. J WANTED, organisers; we pay sick, acci dent, death and old age benefits; top re newal contracts. American Fraternity, Washington, D. C. J AGENTS wanted to sell 'Cyclone Rotsry Hand Fans." Greatest seller known. Many sell over a gross a day. Big profits. Write today for agents' terms. Sample postpaid, 2sc. Enterprise Mfg. Co., 164 Lake St., Chicago. J AGENTS, new household Invention; pat Feb., 1902 ; 38,OK sold In Milwaukee: a winner; big profits; exclusive territory; free sample. J. L. Edgren, Loan ft Trust Bldg., Milwaukee. Wis. J WANTED, energetic men or women to rep resent us; greatest agent' proposition ever offered; sells at sight to every house hold; big profits; chance for permanent business; exclusive territory. Klosterman, Young ft Co., 43 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, O. J 946 24 WANTED, energetic young man In every city over 10,000 to open an office and take charge of our business; new article which destroy th odor of liquor or onions, called "Nlx-e Won't Tell;" has made a hit throughout the country; "quick seller'' 1 snd "repeater," sold to saloon, cigar and drug trade; $50 starts you In business: profit $100 to $200 monthly. Ntx-e Com pany, Chicago. J 842 24 WE pay $22 a week and expenses to mon with rigs to Introduce Poultry Compound. International Mfg. Co., Parsons, Kan. J-101 24 WANTED Manager In every city, county to handle beat-paying buslneoa known; legitimate, new; exclusive control. Phoe nlx Co., 15 W. !8th St., N. Y. J If 24 WANTED TO RENT. YOUNO lady desires room and board tn a private family where terms sre rea sonable: Baptist family preferred. - Ad dress H 21, Bee. K lOuO WANTED, room and board In private family by a single lady; term reasonable. Address room in. Be building. K M821 WANTED, four unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address H 26, Bee. K-MS18 24 WANTED, to lease range land for rattla near Kearney, Neb. Write W. L. Selby. 834 Board of Trade bldg., Omaha. Neb. ' K M833 26 WANTED, to rent for about six month, roller top desk. Address or call 407, Be Bldg. K-850 24 PROFESSIONAL man and wife desire three or four unfurnished (heated) rooms with private bath and within walking distance. Address, giving full particulars. H 37. Bee. .-863 24 WANTED to rent, I or 4 modern unfur nished rooms fur light housekeeping, either fist or upstairs of residence. Ad dreaa H 81, Bee. K 661 24 BOARD and room for man and wife and 11-ycar-old son; good bom, close. H 34, Bee. K-95 24 WANTED TO BlI, WANTED, to buy, an 80 to 160-acre farm In Sarpy or Douglas county; give full de scription of Improvements, if 27, Bee. N-Mnit 24 WANTED, secondhand burglar proof safe Address H 39, Be. N-849 26 A GOOD secondhand bog-nailing machine. 3724 N. 21sl St. N-Mi7 2J WANTED, from owner, a good lot, West Farnam district, cheap for cash; also con tract carpenter f r winter Job building house. Address H 29. Bss. N IH9 U WANTED, to buy. grxd second-hand phas tor., rubber t'.red pr;friX li 44. nee. N 971 2l DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING In fsmlllc or at home. Ml blurdy. 2680 Harney. AJl
