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    THE OMAHA DAILY UKEi flUNDAY, DKCEMBEU 14.-1002.
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SPECIAL NOTjCES
Advertlaemeets for these Ismne
Mil be taken until 11 . I
tTFDlnt edition said tll : . as.
tor norilit Hud Snsdsy edition.
Mntea, 1 l-ito word rt loorrlloa,
le rrord thereafter. Nolhlna tsWesi
for leae tfcao Sftc for the Brat laarr
tloa. Theae artTertlaraaoato asset B
a a roaaeratlrrlri
Advertlaera, by rrqoaatlaaj a aaa.
bcrrd rhrrk, ria liara aoawera
ireaeed to a numbered letter la vara
af Tho Hrp, Iniwrn ao addreaaed will
bt delivered oa praaeatatloa af ta
book only.
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FOH .LK CIGAR", TOBACCOS.
WARNING!
' The patron of Omnha'i largest cigar
firm. are warned not to be deceived when
they have cigar offered to thrm by cer
tain dealers at the rata of 8 nnd 10 for 25c.
' Such qualities as these arc can La ob
tained In our four atoraa at tlia rata of 14
.for 25c.
, If you will come our way we will ba
pleased to aell thrm to you. Wi don't
have to buy of the jobber, we can lava
you the Jobber's and retailer's profit. We
are manufacturers.
SPECIAL FOR XMAS
Tvrkl'h nines for 76c and un.
French, Briar pipes with one Inch am
, ber, Boc and up.
German pipes at 25c and up.
' The genuine Portuando cigar with' Mr.
Futtuaudo's signature and picture on
every box of 26, $1.00.
Tom Keene, '60 In box, $1.50.
La Prefencla, 60 In box, 13.00.
Location of Stores,
Store A: J4"4 Douglas street.
Btore 1!: 221 South 16th street.
Store C: 304 South 15th strict.
Btore D: Myers-Dillon Drug Store.
WASTED SITl ATION9.
SITUATION wanted by At slide trombonist
In concert or theater orchestra; will lo
cate in pood city of 40.0W) or more, or
travel with good concert company. Ad
dress H. K. Turner, cure Western Lyceum
Bureau, 1803 Jefferson St., Kansas City,
Wo. A-M625 18
A PATENT medicine salesman, with record
for largo transactions In principal Itles
of sixteen states. Is open for engagement
beginning January 1. Willing to travol
iijYvntic. nmii-ci;i.-! . irinrm -
nlshed. Aduress W. II. StrauU, Hotel I
Walton, Lincoln, Neb. A ,20 14'
n An I Cil, I'lrmitnii o.v uiuscii mill
years' experience; speaks German. Ad-
dress P 60. Bee. A 718 14'
WASTED MALE HELP.
HUSTLING deputies wanted; men or I
women: splendid contract.
The Garden-
ers, 416 Bee Bldrf.
B 275
WANTED for U. S. army, ablebodled un
married men bit wen ages of 21 and 35,
citizens of United States, of good char
acter and temperate habits, who can
peak, read and write English, lor In
formation apply to Recruiting; Ollicers,
ltfth and Dodge Sis., Omaha, and post-
otnee building, Lincoln, .Neb. u 31
GOOD messengerse wanted; high salaries.
A. D. T. Co., 212 So. 13th St. . B MJ3S
WANTED, 2 good hustlers. Open until I WANTED rflen with rig to Introduce Mon
ti p. in. Western Art Co., 1714 Nicholas st. I arch Poultry Mixture; IJ0.00 weekly and
B M2t
WANTED, a competent land man to secure
purchasers for agricultural lands; state fit
ness, experience and give references. Ad
dress Wayland, box 332, Council Bluffs, la.
ts Mjtm
.WANTED, experienced bag maker: one
wno can nulla and take control ot lac-
tory. Address, with references. P 48 Bee.
w i
WANTED, blacksmith and two machinists.
ulso tinsmith accustomed to inulde work.
Apply 41 N. Main el., Council Bluffs, la.
B M568
WANTED, an office boy by a manufactur
ing company. Address P 64, Bee.
.; B-M615 16
WANTED, man not over 32 years of age,
with thorough practical experience In
general hardware and tools; nne oppor
tunity as first assistant in a business ag
gregating J-aHi.Wjo annually; will pay good
salary to start; give complete references
and outline ot experience; state saiaiy ex
pected and when can start. Address T. P.
Roberts, 114 Dearborn St., Chicago, III.
B Mtill 15
WANTED, a rapid, accurate, experienced
Dill clerK; state salary ana give rerer
ences. Address P 63, Bee. B M039 14
WANTED, person to call on retail. trade
and agents for manufacturing house.
local territory; biliary 119. iU. paid weekly.
and expense money advanced; previous
experience unnecessary; business success
ful; enclose self addressed envelope.
Standard House, Caxtun bldg.. Chicago.
B tkis 14
WANTED OflUe boy. One who Is bright.
active and willing to work. Permanent
pos
itlon for rlsht boy anu chance tor ad-
icement. P a7. Bee. -a&-1
vancement.
WANTED, traveling sales men to sell
white lead; active, wideawake men now
with us are making ,Vi5 to 1150 weekly
commissions: good specialty or side line.
especially for hardware and drug sales
men: superior Inducements to dealers and
large commission paid to obtain good
lasemen; no experience necessary; no
expense money advanc-.d. Address D. T.
Weir W hile Ltud Co., St. Louis, Mo.
B
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS More than
13.UU0 appointments made last , year
chances better for 19)3; hundreds whom
we prepared were appointed; circular lol
giving full particulars as to positions,
saluries, etc., sent free. Address National
Correspondence Institute, Washington, D.
C. 15
MANAGER wanted; large eastern real es
tate firm desirca hustling manager fur this
cltv. $3,000 ner annum: bond and good
references required. Address E. R. Jack- I
aon, ia ocnooi ot., isosum, mass.
B-736 14
DETECTIVES, every locnllty, good salary,
experience unnecessary. International
Dtitectlvs Agency, Milwaukee, W is.
; B-734 14"
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SEVEN Free Masons in each state given
permanent, pleasant piolltable employ
ment near home. Whole or part time.
Good pay. Fraternal, Thames building,
, New York. B 729 14-
A. YOUNG MAN. travel; $16 weekly; ex-
penses advanced; permanent position; in
close self-addressed envelope. Mgr. Per-
Kins, Manhattan uuuuing, cnicayn.
B-678 14
TRAVELING man wanted to sell lines of
cutlery through Nebraska, North and
South Dakota on commlssim basis; Hue
line, established trade. Address O. A.
Clark, Summer Ave., Newark, N. J.
B-677 14
WANTED, flrst-claiis, all-around printer
for country ornce: permanent position and
good pay to right man; no boozers nevd
, apply., as trey win not be tolerated. AU-
dtvsi. slating wages expected and Inclos
ing references. 'Hie Courier, Crelghton,
Neb. B ttjo 14
BE A PROOFREADER Salaries from $15
to $25 a week: proof readers In demand:
' a-nd for free booklet. "Practical Proof
reading:" tells how. The National Proof
readers' Assocint ion. The Baldw'u, No.
V 72, Indianapolis, Hid. U
WANTED, men and wi,m n to make good
wages in spare time at Home: no cap.
vasslng. The work ia elevating and can
be done by any person. Llkliurst Insti
tute, Tyrone, l a. b
CIVIL service government positions: 14.9JS3
appointments this year. This Is 4.62 mure
than last ear; excellent opportunities for
young people; catalogue of information
free. Columbian Correspondence College,
Washington, D. C. B
$20 PER WEEK and traveling expenses
paid balesmen for baking powd r and ex
tracts: experience unnecessary. . I'uruy
Co., Chicago. B
GENTS' or bovs. cony letters at home:
nothing to buy; $1- per thousand, paid
weekly: send addressed envelope for copy
and instructions t nited 1'eu Co.. 87
Nassau St., M, X. u
WANTED Ry a leading lace and veiling
bouse of New York City, a salesman to 1
carry their line on (ummUtsiou in Ne
braska and North and South insula.
Send references with application. Ad
dress, M J. B.. lus l'ruspcct St., E.
u-auge. N. J. li 664-14
WHAT MORE APPROPRIATE' - L-
...CHRISTMAS PRESENT...
To an Ambitious Young Man or Woman
than a scholarship in
BOYLES COLLEGE
There is no danger of losing it and the one who receives
it will find success in using it.
COURSES OF STUDY
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Book-keeping; Rapid Calculation, Business -Arithmetic.
Penmanship, Spelling, office Ir1U ami Hanking;, business Practice, Business
Customs. Commercial Law, Practical Oramranf,
FHOHTHAND DEPARTMENT Shorthand, Typewriting. Mimeographing. In
dexing, letter Filing. Spelling. Penmanship, letter Press Copying, Manifolding;,
Business Correspondence, Punctuation, Language lessons.
EVENING
Our Night School affords an opportunity for young people to secure a thor
ough a business or stenographic training as the day school. The some studies are
taught, the same teachers are employed and every facility for thorough and prac
tical work Is admitted.
Students admitted any week day.
Apply For Advertising Literature
BOYLES COLLEGE
N. Y. Life Building.
WASTED MAI.K HELP.
122 WEEKLY and all expenses for men
with rigs to Introduce poultry compound;
straight salary. Imperial Mfg. Co., Dept.
M. Parsons, Kan. u Kits 14-
WANTED, a few pupils to learn book
keeping free and pay for tuition from
their earnings utter we place them In po
sitions; you can learn at your own home
In a few weeks without ioss or time or
money; we guarantee It; we teach you
free and get you a position. Write for
full information and our free book, "How
to Succeed In Business.'" It tells you how
vou can better vour position and make
more money. Commercial Correspondence
Schools, Drawer O, Rochester, IN. Y.
is
WANTED, nmhltlnus vounir man over 21 to
travel In Nebraska. uistriDUte. aavertise;
roouhlo hnnav advancement : snlarv and
expenses. Address F. Gillis, 360 Dearborn,
rh pnrn K 14 14-
;vE WANT men and women solicitors to
handle our new propositions: never before
offered In this territory. It will pay you
to Investigate. Haroer &. Brothers. 611
Hee Bldg. B 672 14
WANTED Men to learn barber trade. We
furnish steady practice by free work. In
structlons, lectures and demonstrations
bv exnerts. More experience In one
.month than old method In one year.
Wages and shop experience nuiuraays.
Positions waiting graduates. Tools pre
sented, board provided, catalogue mailed
free. Moler Barber Wollege, r.m Douglas
St. B M670-19
TOI'NO man to travel, 160 month and ex
penses; experience unnecessary; send
references. Williams Co., Chamber Com.,
Detroit, Mich. B 6S5 14
expenses: years contract, weekly pay
Address, with stamp. Monarch Mfg. Co.,
Box 97, springneid, in. is aios io-
WANTED Experienced clothing and shoe
salesman; single; lowa town, over z.uuu;
best references; particulars on applica
tion; steady place; fair salary. Address,
P 44, Bee. B-683-14
WANTED, everywhere, hustlers to tack
H (.tin. rtiRtrinme circulars, sammes. put.;
no canvassing; good pay. Sun Advertis
ing Bureau, cnicago. n oio
ARE YOU dissatisfied with your work?
Our booklet, "Are Your Hands Tied?"
tells how we have quannea tnousanas in
mmrA time for salaried positions In more
congenial and profitable lines of work.
Write international uurnwjjuiiueim
Schools. Box 1668. Scranton. Pa., or call.
day or evening, Omaha oftlce, 637 Paxton
block. B-679-14'
MANAGER wanted in every large county;
"Game o' Skill ' nlcKei Slot, macnine ior
drinks, cigars or money; takes place of
forbidden slot machines; strictly lawful
everywhere: rented or sold on easy pay
ments; sixty thousand now In use. Cun
ningham Furniture Co., Department 86,
Chicago, 111. B 74o 14
YOUNG men everywhere, copy letters home
evening. $7 we K: sena aauresseu t-iiveiie
for particular Filbert, uept. o-i.u, u
1411, Philadelphia, Pa. B-741 14-
WANTED, errand boy. Call Monday a. m.
Marshall Dental Mfg. Co., zm raiton run.
B 751 14-
WANTED Men everywhere, good pay, to
distribute circulars, aav. matter, taca
Hlgns, etc: no canvassing. National Adv.
Bureau, Chicago. B 776 14
DiSTRICT manager In each district a
ary of $i5.oO per week and expenses.
at sal-
pa y-
ot.'ii wwiilv in re i r esprit lame manufac
turing establishment known to every bank
in the United States; a man of good hab
its and energy requirea; experience noi
necesary. A ply, statins, age and qualifi
cations, to Manager, uepi. c-., tr. . ixj.
824, Philadelphia, Pa. h wu m-
SALESMES WASTED.
EVERYWHERE, to sell Lambert Type
writers, oionroe k -o., oh ii. mu m.,
Omaha. -839
SALESMEN, write about our new specialty
proposition; salesmen earning $100.00 per
week. Central Chemical Co., Cedar
Rapids, la. 699
W ANTED, for cominr year, experienced
traveling salesman tor iNeorasga. we
want a salesman; r.o novice need apply.
Box 514, Chicago. iu -
BAl.ESMEN to sell perfumes, toilet soaps,
etc., to dealers; $iou montniy ana ex
penses. Plumer Perfumery & Mtg. Co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
WANTED, traveling salesman for- exten
sive, tine line of advertising novelties,
signs, leather goods and calendars; new
line ready January 1; permanent position,
exclusive territory: must he experienced
In these lines; state experience in detail
and send several references. August
Oast Bank Note & Lilho. Co., St. Louis
Mo.
RELIABLE salesmen to handle ladles'
belts as side line. Address, with refer.
ences. Hub Novelty Co., 133 Summer St.
Boston. 65 14"
AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for
liigh-grade. energetic, resident salesman.
with an established trade among tne re
tail coffee dealers. H. W. Dudley & Com
pany, 7 and , Lake St., Chicago.
-672 14
WANTED, salesmen, by manufacturer of
grocers specialties; give experience ruuy.
Good salary to hard workers. Address
Box 517, Chicago, 111.
WANTED, experienced traveling salesman
of good appearance ior lsus to cover Ne
braska. Box 6 8. St. Louis. Mo. 693 14
I CAPABLE salesman to cover Neb. with
staple line: high commissions with ad
vance of $100 monthly: permanent posi
tion right man. Jess H. Smith Co.. De
trolt. Mich. -42 14
TRAVELING salesman to take side lines
of dress goods, white goods, etc. Purnell
Dale Mills, Box 660, Philadelphia.
681 14
LIMITED number wtde-awake, energetic
traveling salesman of good address and
all-round hustlers to sell unusually attrac
tive and salable line. Established busi
ness. References. Investigate. F. R.
Jennings, sales manager, Detroit, Mich.
-743 14
WANTED, first-class traveling man Jan
uary 1 to sell staple articles to retail
furniture trade as a side line; better
goods and cheaper prices than competi
tors; sells readily by photograph; appli
cations mutt be made at once. Address
Michigan Desk Co., 40 Dearborn St . Chi
cago. i 14'
I TO SELL
side line, easy seller, large
profits, sells everywhere; carry sample in
pocaet. Auuress o nee, council muns.
so7 J 13
WASTED FEMALE HELP.
lot Girls. Call Canadian ofllce, lith Dodxe.
4J sts
SESSIONS
OMAHA, NEB.
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED, Swedish or German girl for
general housework; small family; good
wages. Call at 126 a. ana m. ; Mm
WANTED, first-class waist and sklrtmak
ers; only those with experience need ap
ply. A. Sceblck, Deadwood, S. D.
C M528 18
WANTED, a graduate head nurse at Child I
Saving institute, ism ana unio sts.; me
usual salury will be paid Telephone 1991.
Cjt34 16
WANTED, girl for general housework;
lanilly OI IOUr: gOOa Wages lO ngni I
Part;
help
tarty. None but tnorougniy competent i
need apply. 126 So. 37th St.
C-MG57
WANTED, woman for general housework;
mail family. Inquire liua 1'arn Ave.
C 710 14
LADIES to do piecework at their homes I
We furnish all materials and pay from 17
to 112 weekly. Send stamped envelope to
Royal Co., 34 Monroe St., cnicago.
C-707 14
LADIES to work doilies and centerpieces at
home. All materials rumisned. Hignest
nrlces DiJd: no canvassing. Send stamped
envelope to Ely Novelty Co.. Kly Bldg..
cnicago. " I
WANTED Lady In each county to man-
age business old established house solid
flnanclal standing: straight bona fide
weekly cash salary, paid by check
each Wednesday, with all expenses, direct
from headquarters; money advanced for
'expenses. Manager, 352 Caxton Bldg.,
Chicago. c
WE ARE now selling at February prices:
11.85 buya any hat in the nouse. fenneii,
the upstairs milliner, lol4 Douglas St., I
over me singer umce. v- i
MEN and women copy letters at nome;
highest prices paid, money advanced I
weekly. Send addressed envelope for I
couy ana iiisiruciiuiis. oiauaaru rcn i
Co., 218 Fulton St., New York. I
- ooo ir
15 PER THOUSAND, copying letter at I
home, either sex: send two stamps for
particulars. Blackney & Co., 5057 Halsted,
Chicago. C 660 14
LADIES wanted to do embroidery and Bat-
tenberg at th-lr homes; steady work.
Chicago crocnet Co., Chicago, in. c
' BE A PROOFREADER; women receive
same salary as men, 115 to 126 a week:
proofreader always in demand. Send for
free booklet, f racticai rroorreadlng,
tells how. The National Proofreaders'
association, The Baldwin, No. 72, Indian
apolis, Ind. . C
WANTED. good cook and laundress. 224
JN. IStn St. C M693 16
WANTED, girl for housework, two In
family. 1337 S. 27th St. C 690 14-
LADIES, copy letters at home; $20 per 1
l,ou); send stamped envelope for appllca-
cation. Leslie. Novelty Co., Dept. 71,
Chicago. c 670 14-
PLAIN writers: home employment; copy
ing small blanks; rate J5 per 1,000; two
stamps ior particulars, occidental com
mercial Agency. Desk 23, Chicago.
C-667 14-
LADIES, something new: making sofa nil
terials furnished; no canvassing; steady!
work; send stamped addressed envelope.
rtousenoia aug. co., ivrie bl, cnicago.
C 666 14"
GIRL for general housework; wages, $5.
t,. a. .tsenson, tool uouge. c 680 14
LADIES or gents, copy letters st home:
no names to supply or addressing en
velopes; nothing to buy; $20 a 1,000 paid
weekly; send addressed envelope for copy
ana application manna, practical Mfg.
cu, ib juaraei ci., xxewara, jn.. j.
C-682 W
PLAIN sewing at horn $9 per Week; ma
terlals sent every where free; steady work;
send addressed envelope for particulars.
Du Pont, Dept. 8-131, Lock Box 1882. Phlla-
aeipnia, fa. c 742 14-
LADIE3 wanted everywhere, copy letters
home evenings and return to us. We pay
in . v. .......... caAj .... .1 .......... . . i
particular aVirt rnnv. Address nimrnnt...
Dept. S-131. Box 1362, Philadelphia, Pa.
C 73S 14
week: nartlelilara fre tt nil! Mnd nH.
aressea envelope. noen, uept. s-131, Box
1411, Philadelphia, Pa.
C 740 14
LADY bookkeeper and stenographer. Ws
have a permanent position for a lady who
can keep a complete set of. books and
do a small amount of stenograDhlc work.
Age, experience, salary and reference in
first letter. Address P 64. Bee.
C-768 14
WANTED, experienced operators on shirts
and overalls. Apply to Byrne & Hammer
ury uoods CO., I2tn ana Howard.
C 792 14
WANTED, competent sales ladles and
. package wrappers. Apply Monday morn
ing to ii&ray s, ixn jjoage ot.
C 789 14
FOR REST FIRSISHED ROOMS.
DEWEY European Hotel, 13th and Farnam.
it S4J
$1 PER WEEK 422 So. 18th St., one block
south ot court nouse.
AETNA HOUSE. European. 13th and Dodg.
E S4
P.OYAL HOTEL, European, 16th Chicago
BTEAM-HEATED rooms, $10 per month.
Barker Hotel, utn ana Jones sts.
E-M9C3
L. M. E. hauls trunks. Telephone 780.
S ROOMS for light housekeeping. 1112 Bo.
Utb St. Bi Al-'il
FRONT room, modern. $2 per week. 1717
Webster. E 459 II
CENTRAL, steamheated, furnished room.
220 N. 23d St. E-670
FOR RENT Front parlor: steam heat;
elegantly furnished. 216 N. 17th St.
E-696-14
FRONT room., alcove. 314 S. 20th t.
E-M627 14
THREE nlcs rooms, modern. 2109 Douglus.
Tel. 1545; 6 fines. E M726 2d
FOR RENT, south front rooms, single or
nsuite, with board. In good location,
within walking distance of business cen
ter; terms reasonable. Apply ft" Cass.
Tel. A-2593 E M7'
FIRSISHED ROOMS ASD BOARD.
UEitRlAM, ceutortabls winter borne. Tel 15
F-4
MV SAV SERVANTS ARE HARD TO GET
WHEN THEY WANT A PLACE THEY
READ THIS PAGE. YOUR WANT-AD, WILL CUING THEM-
NO,
"ELEGANT EQUIPMENT
DOES
MAKE THE
BUT AN
UP-TO-DATE SCHOOL
ONLY
CAN AFFORD AN ELEGANT EQUIPMENT.
The moat elegantly equipped Institution in the west
Is the
NEBRASKA BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE.
Everything new and modern, affording every convenience and comfort.
THE TEACHERS MAKE THE SCHOOL
SPKCIAL. ANNOUNCEMENT Prof. A. J. Dowry, the best known and conceded
to be the most popular and efficient commercial teacher and accountant In the west,
is now principal or tne commercial ana
Prof. A. C. Outhrldae. principal of the
has not only a collegiate education and
me oniy snonnana ana typewriter insirucior in ismaiia wno nas auenueu ine
uregg scnuui ior teacners anu reueiveu u
A11H8 neiKi principal Ul lilts ijiirwiuiUH ljkiui iiueui, in t ie4i:nrr Ul Iflie
pllshments. The Influence of her culture and refinement Is felt on every hand.
Having instructors ot aucn aDinty anu experience at ine neaa or me omereni ae
partments, with their able assistants, gives this Institution a faculty of teachers un
surpassed in the west.
mjiwtcd tcbu norwc
, Jt 1 v"' . v
ai.unoj-.t., ... u.,, rro.,,.
securing their scholarships In advance In order to make sure of their accommoda-
tlon. If you are thinking of a Business or Shorthand and Typewriting education,
call or send for our new and elaborate catalogue, and after reading it no doubt will
remain as to what school you will enter.
" fc lu an l wi
"i iijt-ihi,i iu rnm uui. . ui
Send lor catalogue. Address,
- A. C. ONG, Presidint, Boyd Bldg., Omaha.
FIRSISHED ROOMS ASD BOARD.
pmvATE family. 609 South 25th avenue.
F M1D9
FURNISHED room on first floor and one
on second. 212 S. 25th St. ' 324
FOR REST STORES ASD OFFICES.
RENT Store In firtt-class location:
, ...,.niu A..iv, u i' i.iu ji.
Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg.
1266
FOK RENT The building formerly occu-
pied by the Bee at 916 Farnam St. I', has
lour stories ana a Dasemeni wnicn was
formerly used as The Bee press room.
Tills will be rented very reasonably. If
interested apply at ofhee to C. C. Rose-
water, secretary, room iw, uee uuuuing,
CENTRAL, grocery, drug, meat market,
wlth fixtures; also tine lauudry, with
cleam neat and power, xizuru, im xm. ajq.
store room
X61B Howard St., In good repilr, with light
hnmmFnt. Lrfi.uo ner nr.nntn.
GaOKUH & COMPANY, 1601 Farnam St
1 0-1 Ul
OFFICES in the Bee building, $10.00 ' per
month up. Rental price includes beat,
llirht and Janitor service. R. C. Peters
& Co., Rental Agents, Ground floor, iieti
mag. ii
FOR RENT, building suitable for whole
sale purposes at vio r arnam, uuv, iuur
stories and first-class cemented basement,
elevator,, fire and burglar proof vault,
office counter and fixtures. For price and
particulars Inquire C C. Roaewater, secre
tary The Bee Building Co., room loo. Bee
building. . I M667
FOR SALE, complete outfit of furniture
and stove, can at live jn. Ma bi. mono
L 2071. I-M609
1207- HOWARD ST., 1st, 2d or 3d floor, to
gether or separately. . u. vveii, inn
Douglas St. . I-fl2 W
ELEGANTLY' modern, hot water heat,
sjlte of two rooms In new brick building,
ground floor; good location for business
offices. Call at 1616 Webster St.
I M647
AGESTS WASTED.
WANTED Canvassing agents in every
rnnntv to solicit suDBcriotlons to TH
lb
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER.
Steady employment, with assured good in'
come. Agents In the country with horse
and buggy especially desired. Canvassers
make easily $60 to $loo per month. Ad
dress, Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
Bee building, Omaha, 213
1,000 AGENTS wanted to sell desirable old
line insurance lor tne largeoi compau
In the world ot its age; no special con
tract fakirs or leg pullers need apply.
v anil the beat contract ever written;
good territory and commissions given to
good, reliable men. Call on or writs to
George J. Crane, Superintendent Western
. .... I.'...' 1 L J .... I, lll.1v
ueparimeni, 019 sirst mm i jn. ,vB.
Omaha. Neb. J-M123-.au
WANTED at once, oil agents, good, re-
liable, energetic men to sen our niga
grade line oi lUDricating una,
etc.: also rooflns and metallic paints.
especially to the threshing and farming
trade, on commission. The Industrial Oil
& Supply Co., Cleveland, O. j ioa i-
THE AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE IN-
8URANCE CO., Elkhart, Ind., Insures
I persons from 60 to 84. Bevenieen year a ui
I business, UDerai contract iu
.J
I AGENTS can mane z,uw to i,uw uw
Dir.. months handling newly patented
article, absolute necessity; demand enor-
nous, experience unneceanaij, ci-mm ,
territory given. Household Novelty Co.
(Manufacturers), 1612 Broadway, New
York. , J-tra 14"
WE PAY $26 a week and expenses to men
with rigs to introduce i-ouiiry vompouiiu.
International Mfg. Co., Iar,Mn8JH7nj4,
AGENTS, drop everything and write us
for special terms on our latest oiuee
clalty; sells itself; greatest money-maker
in years. Address American Lock-Crank
Co., Milwaukee, Wis. J 6.6 14
AGENTS, a million overcoat owners win
buv our newly patentea numfm-iuu
Coat" coathanger this winter; 3,421 sold
last week by eight agents; no sending
orders In to be tilled; yoj make and de
liver hanger on the spot; sample with
your name on and particulars, hK Alum
inum Hanger Co., 62 W. Van Buren St.,
Chicago. , J-6,914
KW
age; automatic washer does a washing in
30 minutes without labor or attention;
cheaper than any other; Indestructible;
everybody buys; agents coining money;
thousands of testimonials. Automatic
Washer Co., Station I'. Chicago.
J 661 14
AGENTS, don't work for others; learn a
profession in ten days mat win pay i
to $26 per day. Prof. S. A. Weltmcr, Ne
vada, Mo.
LAMP that makes Its own gas. costs 1 cent
a day; no oil, wicks, chimneys, small
model free to those wishing to work tor
us. Eastern Gas Co., 130 Fulton St., New
York. J-
AGENTS WANTED A lady or yojng man
to take orders In their home town ior our
line of shirt walstlngs, suitings and skirt
ings; an elegant line; low prices; oig pay
to the right party. Address, Shirt Waist
Dept.. Buckley Shirt Co., 2623 Olive Street,
St. Louis, Mo. J
WANTED, local agents In every city and
village In United States, male or female.
Two good specialties retailing at 25c and
6"c each; loo per cent profit. Address F.
M. VanEtten &. Son, 617 Main St., Buffalo,
N. Y. J-
WANT traveling salesman to carry our
side line to general stores and kindred
trades; samples weigh six ounces, tits
coat pocket and easily earns $l.uuo a year
commission Writs for particulars, the
Standard Ring Co., M LaBalle St . Chi.
Cgo. 1U. J M It
NOT
SCHOOL,"
uanaing uepnrimenis.
Shorthand and Typewriting Department,
practical experience in oftlce work, but is
uipiuinn.
IAMI11DV r inn 7
Z . i .
vnnuu y x iia. Dim viuy liaco 1I11CU mr
uini cvtri uwecatu y vnori to aecuie pum-
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS wanted to handle our goods;
needed everywhere; we trust you; estab
lished In 1869. We occupy three buildings.
Gavltt Manufacturing Co., Topeka, Kan.
J
WANTED Lady agents wanted for the old
established llygela Corsets and Skirts,"
the agent's best friend and money maker.
For particulars apply to Western Corset
CO., St. Louis, flio. , j
WANTED Agents In every locality to sell
contracts for the purchase of homes or
the satisfaction of mortgages, the money
for such purpose being advanced without
Interest with the right to repay same In
small instalments. Everybody wants
money, especially If It can be had without
Interest, and If it can be used to buy
firoperty without other security; we make
t possible to buy a home at an outlay
less than rent; our contracts sell them
selves, agents make big money; we pay
mem wen. write ior particulars at once,
as territory Is being rarddlv allotted. Ad
dress Provident Home Co-Operative Com
pany or rennsyivania. Odd Fellows Tern'
pie, Philadelphia, Pa. J
AGENTS for Ideal Spoon Holder; rapid
seller, large profits; sample. 10c: bice
. present to all who answer this. Junior
Aiig. co., uept. f, St. Louis, Mo.
J-694 14
AGENTS, 130 to $50 weekly easily made;
w iiiuve mis; luminous namepiates, num
bers, signs, readable darkest nights; earn-
fles free Right Supply Co., Englewood,
11. J-668 14-
AGENTS and mall order men. Our patent
screw buttons for pants, coats, vests and
shoes simply screw in; no sewing. Five
cents, half dozen. Snlral Button Co..
1 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass.
J 688-14
HUSTLERS, Attention! Live, up-to-date
agents to sell a nrst class household
necessity In your own state. Terms lib
eral. Permanent position for good men.
Hunt Manufacturing Co., Newark, Wayne
County, New York. J 676 14
WANTED, manager In every city, county,
to handle best paying business known;
legitimate; new; exclusive control. Phoe-
. nix Co., 15 W. 28th St., New York.
J-746 14
EASY holiday money; new plan; home
writing only; takes scarcely any of your
time; postal will bring full details. DIS
1NFECTO CO., 2 Park Sq., Boston, Mass.
J-788 14
. WASTED TO REST.
WANTED, to rent or buy, modern house
or cottage In good condition, 6 or 6 good
sized rooms, with barn for 3 horses and
buggy; house must have city water and
electric light or gas; must be in good
neighborhood, not too far out and and on
or near car line; give full description and
rental, pr lowest price and best terms, If
for sale. Geo. E. Townsend, Fairfax,
S. D. K 744 14
FOIl SALE FURNITURE.
CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel.
2020. New and secondhand, bought, sold,
exchanged. O 967
FOH SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC.
NEW and secondhand vehicles for sals
cheap. 11. Frost. 14th and Leavenworth.
P 968
GOOD family horse. 1318 Farnam.
P-M773 25
FOR SALE, S-year-old horse, weighs 1,200
pounds; perfectly gentle for lady or child
to drive; also new buggy and harness.
Will sell all or any part of the rig at
your own price. Call at 1424 N. 19th St.
P M737 16
STOCK harness and buggies, $4,000; budd
ing, $2,2oo: one-third cash; want clear
land or will assume same amount as cash
on land. i. K. Ratcllff, Hupklnton, la,
P 6i7 14
WASTED TO BIY.
HAVE 2 nonresident clients who will buy
Omaha realty for investment at low cash
prices; owners only; see us. Douglas
Cuuuty Realty Co., first floor N. Y. Life.
N-M797 17
WE WANT or 7-room house, good re
pair, well located, north side, to cost not
over $2,500. Room 3, N. Y. Life.
N-M797 17
IIAVE customer for 2 lots, west Farnam
district. If sold low for cah.
Douglas County Realty Co.,
First floor N. Y. Life.
N M797 17
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FENCE LATH for quick shipment, crib
bing, combination ladders. 9ul Douglas.
y M961
NEW and 2dhand typewriters. 1119 Farnam
y 969
FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any
other musical instrument. $5 up. The
Wlttmann Co.. 1621 Farnam. y 960
INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam.
J 962
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
FOR SALE, good letter copypresa and
stand, lu tlist-class condition, 16 5o. In
quire Bee business office. y Mo66
PIANO for sale or trade; want horse and
buggy. O 23. Bee. i y M469 17
75 LADIES' and gents' watches. 150 dia
monds, left In pawn, good as new. selling
at half price. Diamond Loan Oftlce, 11
Douglas. y M761 26
CHRISTMA8 perfumes. Write for catalog,
tint mi an at McCounell Drug Co., Omaha,
1 y-M321-2s
SECOND-HAND billiard and pool tablea;
billiard tabl-a repaired; a large stock of
cheap bar fixtures, cigar counters, etc.
The Bruuawtuii-Balke-Cullendrr Co.. 4o?-
8. 10th. y-M73 J 7
FOR SALE MISCELLASEOIS.
BUY or sel) pool tables. Kern, S21 8. 12th.
W 499 18
A BEAUTIFUL LIGHT
You try before you buy one of Fletcher's
non-explosive gasoline lamps; one week's
trial tree. Louis Flescher, 1622 Capitol
ave. vj MS19-26
FOR 8ALE Cheap; two safes. C B.
Havens & Co., 219 S. 16th St. y 631 14
FREE FOR XMAS Gold-ed ired glass bottle
of choice wine, corkscrew with every
order of Prlmo Whiskey, price J3.10 gal
lon; charges prepaid. Meyer Klein,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer, 623 No. 16th,
Omaha. y MJ61
FOR SALE First mortgage note bearing
six per cent Interest, payable every six
months, has abdut 2l years to ruu; good
security and endorsed by responsible
party; amount, Jl.suo. Inquire C. M.
Bachmann. Room 424, Paxton Block.
y 6)6
TWO good double slelRhs, $15 and $66; newly
Fialnted; Rockaways. depot wagons,
troughams. Drummond Carriage Co,,
18th and Harney Sts. Q M715 Janl3
FOR SALE. A genuine buffalo overcoat.
Call at King & Smeiid Overall factory.
Size of coat, 44; length, 50 Inches.
y-713 14
FOR BALK and to be removed from lot, 2-
siory irame nouse at lili Harney St. Ap
ply to Geo. H. Lee, lmi6 Farnam St.
7 y-733 14
FOR SALE, cheap, Perfected Oxygenor
King, latest pattern, never been used. Ad
dress P 62, Bee. Q 730 14'
AUTOMOBILE for sale cheap; a light
steam runabout. Dally Telegraph, At
lantic, la. Q
FOR SALE, one 30-ln. band saw, one tire
cooler, complete; one power punch. C. F
Stroud 4 Co., 14th and Nicholas Sts.,
Omaha. Q 725 14
2 POOL tabies for sale. A. Jensen, 2318
N. 24th. Q M772 14
SELL Bitters as side line on commission;
tine article, well advertised. 2658 Cuming.
Q M771 J 13
TWO phonographs 'for sale or trade; will
svll cheap; a great bargain. Backensen,
2419 Cuming St. Q 769 14-
LARGE flat top cherry desk and two oak
filing cases. Room 3, N. Y. Life. 'Phone
133. Q-798 14
I
Second-Hand
SEWING
MACHINES
Thess machines have all been thoroughly
overhauled and are in good condition and
are very cheap
One Domestic machine...,,. ; $10.00
Two Singers, square bed, with latest
head li.00
Singer, high arm 10. 00
Singer , 2.00
Singer Tailoring .' 12.00
One Howe $.60
One St. John ,. 8.00
One White 10.00
New Home 10.00
Household 10.00
Modern drop head machines, slightly
used, of any make, very cheap. These are
such machines as the usual agents will
sell you for new. We rent machines for
76c a week or $2.00 per month and repair
and sell parts for any machine manu
factured. Nebraska Cycle Co.
GEORGE E. MICKEL, Manager
Phone 1663, Cor. 16th and Harney.
'Phone B618, 334 Broadway Council, Bluffs,
la.
'Phone 4365, 612 N. 24th St., a Omaha, Neb.
Q
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 1614 Cass street.
8965
MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 8. 15.
S 966
MME. GYLMER,
OMAHA'S FAVORITE PALMIST.
If you desire to know what you are best
adapted to and what business you should
follow, call on Gylmer, the famous
alml8t, and she will tell you. The year
i drawing to a close and many changes
are made at the first of the new year
and benefit Is sure to be derived by know
ing whether to change or not, and, if a
change Is necessary, what change to
make. Gylmer has practiced her profes
sion in Omaha for six years and she
needs no recommendation to the public.
Her work speaks for itself. Parlors, 215
South 15th St., in Granite Block, Second
Floor. Take elevator. 8 6!9 14
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.
MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 16, 2d floor. R. 2.
T M342 J 5
MISS DUVAL, manicuring. 1615 Howard,
3d floor. T M796 17
MME. AMES, vapor baths, 124 N. 16th, R. 7.
T 438 IS
GRACE O'BRYAN of Kentucky. 720 S. 13th.
T-454-17
Miss Iverlng, massage baths, 601 N. 13th St.
351 Jan5
MME. LAUNDERS, magnetic treatment.
1819 Leavenworth. 1st flat. M599 li
PERSONAL.
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous hair removed by electricity. II. 12,
Frenser block. U 9W
VIAVI, Woman's Way to Health. Horns
treatment. Booklet free. 346 Bee Bldg.,
Omaha. U 9U
RUPTURE CURED No knife, no pain, no
detention from business. Send for booklet,
etc. EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE CO., K32
N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. U-970
GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale
and retail. Collins Piano Co., 1622 Douglas.
U-9U9
DR. B. M. JACKSON, specialist in chronic
diseases. 15u6 Farnam St. Consultation
free. U-971
ELITE PARLORS, 615 S. 16th St.. 2d floor.
U 437-15
TELEPHONE 780 for L M. E. messengers.
U-973
SOCIALIST, headquarters. 619 N. 16th st.
Literature of all kinds, treating on all
subjects. U 262 Janl
PRICES are better. Product can be sold.
John Barry. U M651 26
PRIVATE hospital before and during con
finement; babies boarded and adopted.
Mrs. Gardels, 2234 Lake. Tel. Red-ltM.
U-972
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and
during confinement; babies adopted. 27u3
8. 18th st. Mrs. Fisher. Tel. F-3218.
U M238 J2
ECZEMA SALV E that cured W. A. Paxton.
B. J. Scannell, agent, 5o9 Ware block.
U M33S J5
ANY CASE of dandruff or falling of hair
cured for $1; 3o years' experience; this
is no fake, but absolute cure; It not
cured wilt refund money; can also give
many testimonials; ladles can call or
address, except Saturday. T. J. Clark,
2419 N. 24th St., Omaha, Neb. U M644
PRIVATE sanitarium for ladles before and
during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. ! rl h,
k5 California L U-M8 16
PERSONAL.
WHY NOT ret a rss or gasoline lamp for
an Xmas present? "is Just the thing
you need. Prices from $2.50 up. clsbach
mantels, burners and capa. Louis Flesch
er, 1622 Capitol VS. U M620 si
"ALICE. Where Art Thou?" Sleigh rids
Sunday, 3:30 p. to., same comerj-J.EH.
REJU VENATOR CLUB, largest member
ship In the I'nlted States; all tisers of
Seminole Indian Metto Vigor tonics never
arow old. Kcjuvcnator Imparts the vigor
ot youth to old age; corrects nervous
troubles. Price, $2. no. Trial package, 0
cents, by sealed mall. Remit to Mettos
Vigor Co., Miami, Fla. U .01 14
YOUR FORTUNE told from cradle to
grave; what I tell you comes true: send
dime and blrthdate. Prof. J. Myers,
Drawer 704, Chicago. U .06 14
SUPERFLUOUS hntr. warts and moles per
manently removed by electricity; consul
tation free and confidential; all work
guaranteed. Mis Allender, 1618 Douglas.
WE ARE now selling at February prices;
$!.K5 bavs any hat In the house. Pennell,
the upstairs milliner, 1514 Douglas St.,
over Singer office. U
A. V. SWETTaAND. M. D., speiolnl treat
ment of all diseases of Women. 1715 Dodger
U 738 14
AUCTIONEERS' headquarters, 1306 Doug
las St., Omaha. Neb. All kinds of sales
taken. Satisfaction guaranteed. We make
sales any place. U 732 14
AM PROFESSIONAL: would meet Chris
tian young lady or widow; up-to-date; no
lower class; explain. Address P 56, Bes.
U-4T75 14
A WEALTHY, attractive lady, unhappy
and lonely, seeks husband to share her
wealth and affections. Address "Amiable,"
716 Locust, Room 63, St. Louis, Mo.
U-4R4 14
WEALTHY, lonely, kind-hearted gentle
man, with elegant home, seeks wife to
share his home and wealth. Address "Mr.
Roberts," 817 Holland Bldg., St. Iyouis,
Mo. U 673 14
YOUR fortune free, send me your blrthdate
with 2 stamps for postage and I will send
your life reading free. Matters of love,
health and speculation made clear. All
questions answered. Address Prof. Aeolls,
1M5 N. 16th St., Philadelphia, Pa. U
A CHARACTER SKETCH FREE.
Particulars and h-puge, illustrated paper
FREE. Address, Nat'l Institute of Palm
istry, Grand Rapids, Mich. U
"401" DON'T! See me first. "301."
U 722 14
WILL tho young man who gave up seat In
Farnam rur Saturday, 2:30 p. m., to lady
with fur boa send his address to P 63, Bee
Office. U-723 14
WIDOWER with means wanted to corre
spond with unincumbered German-speaking
lady about 35 years old; object, matri
mony. Address P 68, Bee. U 717 14
AMERICAN lady, wealthy, good appear
ance, 28 years of age, widow for past
three ycarsv unencumbered, will give full
particulars of myself and what I am
worth, also send photo, to sincere, re
spectable gentleman who desires early
marriage. Mrs. Marion. Grant Works, 111.
U-C3 14
MATRIMONIAL PAPER, over 600 bona fide
descriptions, 10c sealed. R. L Live,
Denver, Colo. U 675 14
CHRISTMAS stories. Christmas sugges
tions. Christmas hints. December
"What to Eat." Newsdealers 10c.
U 680 14
I WAS saved from consumption after my
case had been pronounced Incurable and
hopeless by eminent physicians. If you
are suffering from this dread disease and
will write me I will gladly tell you how
it was done at home. My sole object Is
to be of some benefit to humanity. Rev.
Melvln L. Peden, pastor Church of Christ,
144 Stone street, Glbsonburg, O.
U-683 14
MATRIMONIAL JOURNAL, December
Issue, large list, sent sealed, 10c In
stamps. Box 663 Omaha, Neb. U 765 14
YOUNG man, acquainted In Omaha, wishes
to meet musical young lady, for mutual
benefit and amusement. Address P 67 Bee.
t U 804 14
VITALITY low, debilitated or exhausted
cured by Dr. Kline's Invigorating Tonic.
FREE, $1 trial bottle containing 2 weeks
treatment. Dr. Kline's Institute, 931 Arch
Bt., Philadelphia, Pa. U .94 14
MOSEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
4ty PER CENT on business property.
6 per cent on residence property.
Options to pay whole or part any time.
W. B. ME1KLE, 401 S. loTli ST.
W-974
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate, Brennan-Love Co., 309 So. 13th.
W 9J5
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. R. C. Peters it Co., 17ol
Farnam St.. Bee Bldg. W 081
4 TO 6 P. C. money. Bemls, Paxton Blk.
W 916
FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H.
Thomas, First Nat, Bank Bldg. Tel. 1648.
FIVE PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros.. 1604
Farnam, W 978
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith tc Co.. 1320 Farnam street.
W 90
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 1524 Douglas.
W 979
MISES AND MINING.
FOR SALE, 600 shares Brsganza Gold Min
ing Co. stock at $1.25 per share; company
price $1.60. P. I. Condon, Hibernian Bank,
Chicago, ill. M642 14
CAN SAVE YOU 10 TO 80 PER CENT ON
all mitdng, oil and Industrial stocks. Send
for list and list your stocks.
Regular price. My price.
U 1 a a i a i o r uonsoiiaateu
(Crabtree)
Braganza
I .80 $ .17
2.00 1.1s
.76 Bargain
1.00 .60
1.00 .16
2.00 .90
.75 .46
2.00 .90
3.00 .95
.76 .12
1.00 .38
13.00 10.00
.40 .18
Battle Creek (Doano Ram-
blur)
Cracker Oregon ,
Great Western
Hidden Fortune (Black
Hills)
California Nevada
Horse Shoe (Black Hills)....
Model
Mount Shasta
Mergenthaler .
Geo. A. Tredwell Mining Co
Turnagaln Arm Gold
Send for list and list your stocks
Wapt
some more bargains In the above and any
other active mining or industrial stocks,
MARK T. LEONARD,
607, 159 La Salle St., Chicago.
-662 14
LOST.
BTRAYED, sorrel horse, 1,100 lbs., strips
In lace. W. T. Graham. 6u6 Bee bldg.
Lost M643 14
PAIR of pearl and sold opera glasses, en
graved Frank E. Coe. Boyd's theater,
Friday evening. Return o 202 N. 18tn
and receive reward. I.ost 654 14
LOST, $30 00, one $20 and one $10 bill, be
tween 17th and Farnam and Trinity Ca
thedral. Liberal reward if returned to
119 So. 34th St. Lost 766 14
LOST. Interchangeable mileage book, No.
3644S3. containing $130 of bills, railroad re
ceipts, etc. Kinder will be liberally re
warded by returning to the ueiione hotel.
Omaha, J. V. Sweeny.
Lost 747 14
TICKET BROKERS.
CUT RATE railroad tickets everywhere.
P. II. Pbllbin, 15o5 Farnam. 'Phone 784.
119
CUT RATES Member Am. Ticket Brokers'
Ass'n. W. C. Norrls. 1406 Farnam. Phone
B 2113. 280 J 2
CANDY AND CIGARS.
AIXO school supplies and" laundry office.
Mrs. L. Daffit, 3220 N. 24th St.
M615 J12
FIR DRESSING.
O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners. 1424 B. 13th.
It
SEEDS AND POILTRY Sl'PPLIES.
E. II. ULLERY CO., UU Howard st,
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