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OMAHA
SUNDAY DEE: DECEMBER 2.1, 1006.
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rnlimna mill h taken nntll 13 m. for
1h fTrnlniv (Million and until p. m.
(or Ihr mornlna: and Annrfaf edition.
cash nTi: i on wat An.
One Insertion, I 1-2 renin per worili
two or more confront Ire Insertions,
1 rent per ni.m f.rh insertion mow 0ur daughter the ability to earn an Independent living, no matter wnai re
than niif insertion, if no ran eon- verses of fortune might overtake you or her In after life. ...
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ret of 1 1-2 rents per word.
l. AO per line for one month. '
Ko nd taken for leas than BO rents.
CASH HTn FOR JOTICE.
Death and Fnneral "lotleea. Cards of
Thanks and Lodge Entires, 7 rents
Iter line for one rdlllon, mornlna; r
evening; a rents a line for eaeh addi
tional edition. nndn. 10 rents a
line. No ad taken for less than SO
rents.
IIRASf II OFFICK.
W ant ada for The Ilea ma he left at
anr of the following lrna stores
one Is "roiir corner drnaalst" ther
re all hraneh offices of The lire Bad
yoar ad will he Insertad last as
promptly and at the same rates as at
the) main office In The He halldla.
Seventeenth and Farnam streets.
Alhach, W. C, 40lh and Farnam.
Beranek, B. A., 1402 9. Mil St.
Ileeht's Pharmacy, 720 fi. lth At.
Benson Pharmacy, Benson, Neb.
r-mivhlln. ('. H.. Kth and f ierce fit".
Clifton HIM riiarmnry. 2213 Military Ave.
Conte, J. H., $lst Ave and rarnarn.
Crissey Pharmacy, 24th and Lake.
Corniak, Emll, 1262 8. 13th Bt.
Eastman Pharmacy, 4046 Hamilton.
Flhler, P. H.. 2mZ Leavenworth.
Foster Arnold, 21S N. 26th Ft.
Freytag, John J., 1H14 N. 24th St
Klorence Ijrua Co.. Florence. Neb.
Orwn'i Pharmacy, corner Park Ave. and
racinc
Oreenough. O. A., 8. loth St.
OreenouKh, G. A., l'Hh and Hickory.
Havden. Wm. C, 2f"30 Farnnni ft.
Hanscom Park Pilar.. lfl 8. Mh Ave.
Hoist, John. 024 N. luth St.
Hurt, A. I... 1!:9 Lake Bt.
Huff. A. I... :9'.'4 I.eavenwnrth Pt.
King's Pharmacy, 2L':'S Farnam Pt.
Kountze i lace Pharmacy, S"04 N. 24th.
Patrick Drug Co.. HK'2 N. 21th St.
I.Hthron. C'haa. 10. . ir'4 N. 24th St.
Parker Street I'harmacy, 3:2 Parker EL
Peyton. I.. K.. 24tli and Iavenwortn.
Siiratoai Pruir Co.. 24th and Amoa Ave.
Rchiiefer's Cut Price Drug store, 10th and
thlrapo.
B. haorer. AuRUHt. 231 N. inth St.
Pi-hmUlt, J. 11., 24th and CuminK 8t.
Ptorm Plmrmacv. liith and Martha 6t.
Walnut 11111 Phar., 4(th and Cumin.
AVulton Fharmacy, 2uth and Grace Rts.
Wlrth, O. H , 4oth and Hamilton Bta.
MA It it I At ' K I.KF.K-.
The follriwitig marriage licenses have
been Issued :
Name and Residence. Age.
Ti..nii i aM., a,
Luty i.. J--ko. Balckos. Mo......
Henry L. I.aBorde. Douglas county 2-
Kiizabeth M. Clifton, Douglas county
James Johnson, Chicago, 111..
Estelle Jenney, Boston, Mass
BIRTHS A NO DEATHS.
The following births and deaths were re-
ported to the Board of Health during the I
twenty-four hours ending Saturday noon:
Births A. O. Nelson, 351H Charles, girl;
Alexander McMllUn. 1512 North Thirtieth,
girl; C. A. Jamison, 3710 North Seventeenth,
boy; W. J. Dertnody, ZZYl Douglas, girl
Richard Brown. 1325 South Eighteenth, girl.
Deaths Mrs. I,. A. McKernan, South
Omaha, 29; William Jaskalet. 2Xi2 Douglas,
1H; Maud Scott, Colorado Springs, 2tt; Mrs.
ITinrleK Miller. 2I1H Leavenworth. 40: Oscar
F. Carson. 1124 North Fortieth, 62; Freda
Spreen, l wenty-fourth ana V inton. 26; Frea- i
erlck W. Maerker, 4oJ0 Hamilton, 76; Marie
Christ ensen, 1W1 North Thirty-fourth, 1;
John Hodor, H-llfl South Twenty-ninth, 26;
D. Daniels. Ninth and Capitol avenue. 26:
Frederick M. Neckel, 1444 South eight
eenth, i.
DEATH AND Fl'UKRAL NOTICES.
lodge; notices.
Welcome Orore, No. 54.
You are. commanded to meet at 24th and
Lake streets at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon
to attend the funeral ot sovereign H. A.
Bchull. By ordtr of the worthy guardian.
M. L. HOUCH1N,
SADIE SMITH, Clerk.
CARD OF THANKS.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR CHRISTMAS
Gas and Electric Reading
I-ampa are always acceptable;
new stock Just in; oider now.
BURGESS-GRANDEN CO.,
813 So. l&th St. Tel. Douglaa 681.
R-464
OMAHA Safe and Iron Works make a spe
cialty of fir escapes, shutters, doors and
safes. U. Andresu. Prop., JtiZ H. luth St.
H 42
EION PAINTING 8. H. Cole, 1302 Douglas.
R 64
IOWA Sanitary Cleaning Co.; Ult Farnam.
K 644
PAVI3 RROS., machinists: general repair
ing. 14U6 jacKsou bt. Tel. ixuKlas ."f.
H-cw J 16
AUCTIONEER If you want your stock of
goods sold or reduced write ma at Glen-
wood, la., care r . p. fowler.
R MT68 J 21
MIDDLH-AQED widow, very wealthy.
Illce looking, tired i t ' slncle hlesued-
neas." wishes to correspond. Ick Box
, St. Joseph, Mich. R 723 33x
CLAIRVOYANTS
MADAME BITUniA.
THE LEADING PALMIST OK OMAHA.
PARLORS AT 113 WU'TH 16TH ST.,
OI'P. llOsfOH HiOKE.
WHAT THE PAUM TELIJ?.
PALM1STRV and OLAIRVOYANCT tella
you all that has past and what la belore
yU' MADAME BL'DDHA
Outlines your present, past and future
without asking any questions to guide her.
SATISFACTION Kl I.LY UIVK.V
REUARDlNtl HC61NKSS MATTtHa,
lOMEHTIO AFFA1RB.
IOV3. MAliiUAOE AND JulRNCTS.
Tour palm will "spell It all out to your
astonishment. . an ana ne convinced
CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE Hl'BlI.
PARLOUS AT 113 SOUTH 16TH ST.
I roTAl ntj.
ENGAGEMENTS MADE BT 'PHONE.
DOUGLAS 4&SJ.
8-7H6 TS
LOST AND FOUND
WILL parly who took a pair of skates off
the back platform of Dod car December
1 return to Bee officer No questions.
Lost-4S)
LOST Wednesday afternoon, a fraternity
pin; shape star and crescent; both star
and crescent set with pearls; alao an
emerald In center of star; raised emblem
In crescent; owners name on the back.
This pin is not much value but is prised
by the owner, who will pay reward If
returned to George & Co., lts)l Farnam St.
Lost-Mt4 4 23x
1XST-Square 16-Inch grip; opens cm top:
contains stationery and letters addressed
to D. F. Dslsal. Iave at Merchants
hotel and receive reward. Lost & 22 x
WANTED SITUATION .
YOUNG man wanta piaoe to work for
board and room while going to school,
liuyle'a Culloae. Tel. Douar. 114. A lk
t WOULD like position aa useful man, or
waiter In private family or hotel. J. H.
V luU'i'erson, 1U CuuUuf SI A Hfl Ux
WANTED MALE HELP
A Present For the Future
M
jircsa-nt of a scholarship In the bookkeeping, Stenographr or Telegraphy de
pftrmnt of Doyle College? . . .
That would b a present for th futurn. That would Insure for your son
. r,rnfi,..inn th.t mniiM iiornniP tiii independence. That would Insure for
Th. woru 0f business otferi your boy the greatest opportunities. It orrert
. rf, !,.. h l,..t ..Urv and Ihn most congenial employment.
tw i k. v,.i.. -,ll vnnr
training for business that son or daughter will receive the better Stenog
rapher, Dookkeeper or Telegrapher that eon or daughter will graduate tne
better aalary that aon or daughter will receive out In the bualneM world.
BOYLES COLLEGE
Opens Its Mid
JANUARY 2ND
DAY AND NIGHT.
..11... 1. ...h. v.... h.. rnn tn b th tafKOSt bllllllMfl COllCg,
,t of Cbltno bi nMnti the auilncllon ot b,lnf th, enly buiinoM col-
lege In all thla state to own ana occupy
building of Ita own and haa gathered to
that have ever ravorea any Diminees conege in ibis ikuu v-.
with their patronage.
Boylea College la the-college that your eons and daughters would Una 11
beat to attend, because the business men of thla entire section hare found It
best to obtain their Stenographers, Bookkeepera and Telegraphers from Boylea
College. Ask for the' catalogue.
BOYLES
H. B. BOYLES, President.
WINTER TERM of ths Omaha Commercial
College, 19th and Farnam. opens Wednes
day, Jan. 2. lfXVT. New classes In Bii'I-
nena. Shorthand, Typewriting, reicurapnv.
rnsnsh. I ivll Service ana renmansmp.
Best time to heKln. Over WO will be en
rolled. Send for free catalogue giving
full partlculura.
ROIIRBOl'GH BROS.,
Omaha, Neb.
B MS52
PnOKKEFPER, fS6.
linilKKKIilTR. 175.
OI-F1CI-3 CLERK, J50.
SALESMAN, silarv. commlRslon: Rood
line.
The above nosltlona. tocether with hun
dreds of others, are open for immediate
consideration.
WESTBKN REF. A BOND ASS N. INC..
Suite 84o-I N. Y. U Blda;.
B M180 22
RROTHF.RHOOl) OF nWU.
WANTED Organizers with references who
can nundle nood territory in estaoiisning
one of the boat fraternal and benevolent
organizations; new. attractive and unique;
must be able to addreRS a meeting- pre
llmlnary to tistltut on. and tlnKncmlly
Instruction. Address II. L. leavltt,
W'alla Walla. Wash. B M704 22
W ANTED For the U. S. Marine Corps,
men between Dun 21 and 35: an oppor
tunity to see the world. For full informa.
tton npnly In person or bv letter to Ke
crultlng Officer, Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts.
WANTED -Five boys; good wages; perma
nent job. A. D. T. Co.
212 8. 12th St.
MEN and boys. Plumbing or bricklaying
trade pays la to t per day. we teacn
you by practical Instructions In three
months; position guaranteed; free cata
logue. Coyne Trade School. 4975 Easton
Ave., Bt. Louis, Mo. B-M807
OLD LINE INSURANCE MEN will maks
changes of companies during this montn;
one of the heat western old line OOm
f'anles In America has somethins; oou
o offsr. If Interested v rite lock box
115, Lincoln, Neb. B-M17B Jl
WANTED A watch. You get it for a
rew hours of your time. Write at one
to Malena Company, Warrlorsmark. Pa,
B M136 FebSx
TWO hustlers to handle a new Una Christ
mas articles; city work. 1619 Howard.
B Ml 5 J3
WANTED 8 boys. Omaha Box Co., East
umana. .uv
WANTED Oood salesmen tn cities and
mall towns to sell our 7'i per cent goia
bonds and 9 per cm stock; )1U Pr
month and commission guaranteed under
( months' contract; references required.
443-44 Huntington Bldg., Los Angeles, CaL
B-M471 OSl
WANTED Competent drivers; must fur-
nun nona ana references; salary ow iu
$70. Alamlto Sanitary Dairy, 20J6 Farnam.
B Mt46 23
WANTED At once. R00 sound young men.
aged 18 to 36, for firemen and brakemen
on leading western railroads and for new
roads now being completed; experience
Unnecessary; firemen $100 r' month;
brakemen 375; positions now open; call or
write at once for particulars. National
Ry. Training Ass n. 6J0 X, Paxton block.
Omaha, Neb. B Ml5 J4
WANTED Reliable party willing to Invest
eoou to ti.uuu, wnicn wui De ampiy sccureu,
to represent ua In any city or town In
brokerage business; $200 per month guar
anteed, besides full equity for Investment.
AddreRS American Finance and Develop
ment Co.. 443 Huntington Bldg., Los An
geles, Cai. B M471 DS1
WANTED A man and wife or a woman,
help for ranch; man must understand
ranch work, and woman cook and do
domestic work; wages $40 per month for
man and wife and $6 a week for woman
help. Apply, Moore, Dayton, Sheridan
county, Wyoming. B M619 26x
Drug clerks wanted. F. V. Knlest, N. Y. U
B MS16
EXPERIENCED cylinder pressfeeder;
good Job at $13 per week. Wire Patript.
Clay Center, Neb. B M6o7 22
WANTKD Men to learn barber trade.
Great demand for barbers. Top wages
paid. Hundreds of good opportunities
to open business with small capital. Few
weeks complete. Best chance In the
world for poor man. Call or write. Moler
Barber College, 1116 Farnam St.
B M676 J2x
MEN to drive teams. Sunderland Bros.,
tsoutn yard, 20th and Hickory sts.
B-685 23
BOY WANTED to run errands and sweep
out. LKiuglas Printing Co., 314 S. mh St.
H t,s4 23
EXPERIENCED sewer diggers wantd: 506
a. utii. a tsn2 Z4x
MEN Learn plumbing; day and night
classes; Western Plumbing Trade School;
special . terms: io iremont Bi., uenver
Colo.; W. T. Crean, Manager. B
CIVIL service examinations will soon be
held In every state. Full Information and
question recently used by the commli
slon free. Columbian Correspondence
college, vt asmngion, u. t u
WANTED Reliable man In evfry locality
to represent larite real estate oruanlza-
tlon; good pay, splendid opportunity, ex
perience unnecessary. North American
Realty Co., Des Moines, la.
B 768 231
$m per month, expenses advanced; men to
travel, advertite, post signs and leave
aamples. Saunders Co., Dept. 8. Chicago.
B 71 ix
WANTED Before January 15th traveling
salesman familiar with- this state. One
who haa worked county trade. Prefer
ence given man handling drug, patent
medicine, drug sundries or aliullar
!n. i
Guaranteeed salarv and expenses. State
age, eterlence. Full particulars first h i
ter. Reeve Co., ,423 Dearborn St.. Chi
cago. B 747 23 x
WANTED Four men to travel In each
tute, distribute samples and advertise
our goods. Salary $'1 per week and ex
pellees guaranteed. Expenses advanced.
Vlxperienoe unnecessary. Addrvis, with
slump, atatlng age and occupation.
Reeve Co., 423 Dearborn St., Chicago.
B-747 23
WANTED Men to traveL deliver aamples
and advertise our goods locally; salt-ry
tfl per month and expenses. Beexley Co.,
Dept. D, Monon Block, Chlcaao.
B-T21 ?3x
WANTED Detective; shrewd, reliable man
for proritable secret service, to uct under
orders; no expedience necessary. Write
li. C. WebsUr, ludJtuiapulls, ind.
23x
WANTED MALE HELP
vnu mik ton or danehtpr thnn the
inn of dauehter attend, the better
- Winter Term
wnony ana aomiy a uu.i.. w,.B.
Itself the largest number of atudenta
COLLEGE
BOYLES BUILDIAU, UMAHA.-ir.o.
BOOKKKEJ'BR. 175.
Bookkeeper, yung man,
Stenographer, R. It., l'f. ,
Hookki ciK r ar.l atenoirrnphrr, 1.5 to Jino.
Two lxjukki'fier! and sienographer
youiiK men, tt4) to i.A
Traveling salesman, D. O.,
Traveling salesman, specialties, salary
and coinmismon
Retail clerk, groceries. $73.
Shipping clerk and assistant bookkeeper,
5o.
l)on't waste time looking for a position.
Don't waBie time working In a poslttin
that dees not pay the salary you wan'..
It is not nict'SBKry.
Call or write, stating position desired.
WESTERN REF. & BOND ASS N (INC.),
N. V. Ufe Bldg.
B "92 23
THERE is big money In the brokerage
business hnndllng stocks, bonds and ae.
curitles. We teach you this dignified and
highly respected profession by mall and
guarantee connection as hranch manager
of old established brokerage business
The American Brokerage College. 131
La Halle St., Chicago. B iM 23x
C1VII, service employes are paid well for
easv work; examinations of all kinds
soon; booklet K 1!, describing positions
and telling easiest and Ul kest way to
secure them, Is free; write now. Wash
ington Civil Sen-Ice School, Maryland
lildg., Washington, D. C. B ?24 23x
WANTKD I.firge, first-class house of
twenty-five years' standing, manufactur
ing a stiiple line of Roods In constant
dully use, wants a Rood man to manage
branch wholesale business; salary tl.snO
per year, payable monthly, together with
all expenses and extra commissions. Ap
plicant must furnish jrood references and
cnh, which in satisfactorily secured.
Address President, 6U 8. 6th St., St.
Louis, Mo. B
WANTI'TD Three irood, capable, reliable
accident Insurance agents for 1907; Ne
braska territory; good contracts to the,
right parties. Address S03 W. O. W. Hid.
B-M773 ffi
BOOKKEETER, and cashier, young man,
good appearance, to work In real estate
office; must be accurate and thoroughly
competent. Address O 74, care Hee.
B M704 25
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
Experience unnecessary if honest, ambi
tious and willing to learn the business
thoroughly by mail; splendid Income as
sured. Write at once i'or full particu
lars. Address either office National tV
operatlve Realty Co., "65 B, Athenaeum
Hldg., Chicago, or 760 B, Maryland Bldg.,
Washington, D. C. B 727 Hx,
$20 WEEKLY easily earned (position per
manent), distributing circulars, samplos,
etc. For particulars', Commercial Adver
tising Association, Philadelphia. Pa.
B 729 23x
WANTED men everywhere; good pay; to
distribute circulars, adv. matter, tack
IsIkiih, etc.; no canvassing. Address
National Distributing Burea, 100 fkland
Bank Bldg., Chicago, 111 B 7f3 23x
WANTED FEMALE HELP
STENOGRAPHER, $50.
B'I KXKjKAl'lKH, $06
STENOGRAPHER AND OFFICE
CLERK, $f5.
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, $46 to $50.
Apply at once In person or by letter.
These positions are open for Immediate
consideration.
WESTERN REF. & BOND ASS'N, INC.,
suite ej I. X. Lt. UMg.
C-M679 12
GIRLS to operate power machine In shirt
ana overall factory; permanent work. M.
K. Smith Sl Co., 11th and Douglas Sts.
C-597
It POWELL Dressmaking school, 1623 Earn.
C M.21 D27
WANTED Experienced girls to work on
coats and sklrta In alteration room. S.
Fredrick Beiger & Co., 1517 Farnam.
C M623 2i
GOOD GIRL for general housework; no
ohlldren. 3613 Burt Bt. C-636.
I WANT good, competent, steady girl for
general housework; win pay good wages
and give steady employment. Apply 601
N. 24th or 904 N. 2Cd, South Omaha.
C-638 23
WANTED Lady solicitor; light. easy
work; $5 to $ per day. Particulars free.
Address Arnold Schrock, 36 Randolph Bt.,
Chicago, 111. C M643 23x
GIRL for general housework.
3kth St. Mrs. Carter.
Call ! 8.
C-667 22x
WANTED Nurse girl: must
refereme. 1802 Fin' ey St.
have good
c y .sx
WANTED Competent girl, family of two.
Mrs. W. J. Burgess. 101 S- 33d. C
EXPERIENCED marker and sorter wanted
at Midland Steam Laundry, l'Jlu fuming.'
C-68 23
WANTED A girl for general housework,
two In family ; references required. Mrs.
W. 8. PoppUlon, 204 S. 37th St. C-'Vi
LADY SEWERS to make up shields at
home; $10 per 10 1; can make two an hour;
work sent prepaid to reliable women;
send reply envelope for full Infnrmstlon
to Universal Remedy Co., Desk B. Wal
nut 8t., Philadelphia, Pa. C 760 23x
B EWERS Gingham aprons; make highest
wages; material sent to door free of
charge: staniiied envelope for particulars.
L. P. Richards, 4itl Cottage Grove Ave.,
Chicago. C 717 23x
THREE stenographers; different salaries.
Call or write.
WESTERN RICF. A BOND ASS'N (INC.),
MO-41-42 N. Y. Ufa Bldg.
C-791 23
WANTED Girl for general housework;
good wages. Mrs. W. O. Ure. 203 Bin
ney. Phone Tuylor 4165. C M7a3 25
COMPETENT cook In private family; no
laundry work; city reference required;
wanes. $.'W or $35 month. Address F,
Bee office, founrll Bluffs, la C iu 26
WANTED SALESMEN
BIX auhsmen for 1W7; must be business
producers; can muke at least $4.0oo net.
The Barton-Parker Co., Cedar Rapids, la.
L 7u) 23x
SPECIALTY salesmen; experienced, who
ran show record; on advertising proprie
tary medicine; a money maker and good
territory; January 1 contract: salary,
commission, exiienses. llarwood. 15) N.
Troy St.. Chicago. 111. L ill 23
SALESMEN can easily make $10 a day
selling our g"ld window letters, novelty
als'is, and changeable signs; catalogue
fiee. Sullivan Co., sue mat Van Buren
St., CWcago. 111. Ir-Hfl 23x
WANTED SALESMEN
Winter
OF THE
Omaha Commercial College
19th mid Farnam Streets.
Begins Wednesday Morning. January 2.
Gigantic rreparatlona are being made by all lines of business for the
coming year. Exjmnslon and an Increased volume of business will create a
demand for competent bookkeepers, atenographera and lolegrpah operators
rcver before known. It meana employment steady and remunerative for
you If you will get ready.
PLACE TO GET READY.
It la our supreme business to make you ready. We have the proper fa
(llltlea, In the way of thorough and comprehensive courses, pnlnsiaklng and
competent Instructors, new equipments In the way of furniture and fixtures, h
fine new building with elegant appointments, and, In fact, every utenall now
used In a modern, progressive and up-to-date commercial school. Where then
would it be possible for you to get ready for a good position as quickly and as
thoroughly as at the Omaha Commercial
AVE FURNISH THE POSITION.
The business men of Omnha prefer our students, and this Insures you a
good position as soon as ready. You do not have to worry about a position.
We will get one for you aa aoon as residy. Every leading bank and business
house In Omaha baa from one to ten of our graduates employed and are call
ing for more.
COURSES OF STUDY.
Business, Shorthand, Typewriting, Telegraphy, Civil Service, English,
Oratory, Elocution anu Penmanship.
CiOOI) MEASURE.
We give free our lecture course, gymnasium, literary society, public en
tertainments, etc.
WINTER TERM.
Opens Wednesday morning, January 2. New classes in every department.
We expect over 200 new students, and if you want to prepare for a t;d posi
tion thla will afford you the cherished opportunity. Call at the college office
during the holidays and let us talk it over, or write today for our new Illus
trated catalogue. It ia free.
NIGHT SCHOOL.
The winter term of night school starts Wednesday night, January 2. It
will afford those employed during the day an opportunity to also prepare for
bomethlng better. Kates low, and any subject may be had. Call and see us
about it.
MOSHER SHORTHAND.
Did you ever look It up or compare It with Pitman, which la so hard to
learn? Our system has no shade, slant or positions to worry the student. It
will appeal to you. It has the highest degree of legibility and speed. It will
pay you to learn It. Call or write for particulars.
Address: Rohrbough Bros., 19th and Farnam.
B
SALESMAN FOR CALENDARS WANTED
We need several Hrst-class salesmen to
handle our entirely new line of calendars in
Nebraska and vicinity, our line of calen
dars comprise the best designs ever pub
lished In this country. An experienced
salesman, with a thorough knowledse of
this territory and capacity for continuous
effective work during the entire year, will
find this an unusual opportunity. Oood
education and address, together with Irre
proachable character, are absolutely essen-
iiai.
A s-ilesmnn having; the best knowledge of
specialty and novelty Belling will huve the
preference; compensation fully convuensur
ato with ability and exclusive territory
given.
Write at once, statins: Qualifications and
references. If these are satisfactory, we
will appoint Interview with applicant on
or about January 9. In Omaha.
COLUMBIA CALENDAR CO..
225 4th Ave. New York City.
L 716 23X
WANTED A salesman aged over 27, for
me states or Keoraska, Wyoming and
Montana, to handle our line of advertis
ing signs, novelties and calendars; best
money making advertising line on the
road; we have twenty men traveling and
only one vacancy now; they are making
right along from $50 to $80 weekly, which
Is no exaggeration. Wo have the largest
line of illustrated sins In the country
which are having an Immense sale; busi
ness established over twenty year.; an
educated, energetic, well drwssed salesman
can make right along an average of more
thun t-"0 weekly. Write, giving age and
reference and state experience on tho
road or other business experience, and
when can begin work. Stanford-Crowell
Co., Salea Dept., Ithaca, N. Y.
L 713 23
WANTED!
An experienced clothing
salesman for Kansas and
Nebraska and South Da
kota; men without trade
need not apply.
FELIX ROTHSCHILD & CO.,
199 Market St., Chicago.
WHOLESALE CLOTHING SALESMEN
WANTED.
Aarons, Marks & Co., East Water St., Mil
waukee, Wle., men's clothing manufac
turers, want experienced Bulesnien with
at least $2i,0co sales record for Iowa,
southern Nebraska or Kansas. Our line,
ranging from $5 to $15, has established
merit and with good men who wish to
better themselves for the fall selling of
li))7. liberal contracts will be considered.
Applications strictly confidential. L
WANTED Men with team and ilg to sell
a line of high-grade family remedies,
eplces and extracts to consumers; must
be honest, sober and iudumriuus.
Gladstone Medicine Co., Hawarden, la.
L-Mio9
SALESMAN capable of earning at least
$.l.50't per year, with full line of soaps,
extracts, etc., on a co-operative plan w.th
reuil denier meeting mail-order competi
tion. Colonial Mfg. Co., Detroit, Mich.
WANTED Several high grade experienced
road salesmen for 1H07. Men capable of
earning large salaries. Staple line, old
established Jobbing house. Address 1110
Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis, Minn.
L 761 23x
WANTED An energetic business man to
open an otllce and represent us In Omaha;
to iho right man a permanent and lucra
tive offer: irunt furnish bond. Address
The Triplex Vibrator Co., 'Frisco Uldg.,
St. Louis, Mo. L 715 I'Ax
SALESMEN-Experienced advertising cal
endar men. Something new to add to
your line of 1j07. Box 8, Patent Novelty
Co., Fulton. Ill, L 746 23x
SA LESM EN Write for my "Selling Talk"
on steel (Tree); also extraordinary com
mission proposition ; will double or, quad
ruple your Income. National Business
Exchange, Washington, D. C.
L 737 23x
SALESMEN Traveling, to ("evoto their
wnole or spare time in handling an ad
vertising specialty of exceptional merit;
can be used by every business; samples
carried In pocket; nvertise commission
each sale $2n; some salesmen earn $lfl,tiu
yearly. Taylor Mathers, 4rl Broadway,
New York. L 7K Xlx
SALESMEN fir lf7 to handle our line in i
Nebraska; we hsve men making over I
$UV per week; high commissions ; perm-i-
nent position for cap ible EaleKin.ui. Mo. I
Alllster-Coman Co., Xi Dearborn Pt.. Chi- I
cago. L 725 23x I
BIDE LINE traveling men can make $25
to $60 per we.k carrying side line of most
up-io-date advertising fans of our exclu
sive and spe lal deolui.s; season now open
ing; apply at one,-. The Keinper-Thoin is
Co., Fan Ia.pt., Station H, Cincinnati, o.
L 7JU 23x
WANTED A No. 1 salesman to sell to one
dialer in each town in northern Missouri
our famous line of guarutilecd stix-k reu
ed:ci; can be handled aa side line or ex
clusively; a good list of well sat;s1ed
customers dlrtudy handling the goods;
an attractive proposition to the right
man; write us, giving references. Prus
sian Remedy Co., St. Paul, Minn.
L 7C4 23x
SALESMAN Travel for old reliable whole
sale house; staple line slls to all class of
merchants; good hustler for Nebraska
territory for 17; $6o a month and ex
pcust. Audrou Uo 7M. IbU Ixuis. Mo.
lr-,i 2JX
WANTED AGENTS
Term
College.
SALESMAN WANTED for our high grade
nursery stock. Stock guaranteed. Write
us and see what we can do for you
Osborns Nurseries, Bloomtleld. Did.,
urpen (o. L M.i 2 J5
ACTIVE salesmen earn $Ki0 per month sel
lniS ns speciultv and half that amount
as slilo line. Maple, frequent repeater.
Manufacturers Box llito, St. Louis, Mo.
. L 74S ;x
WANTED AGENTS
MONEY MAKER Ladles and arentlemen
who wish to make money; no experience
requireu; work uena at sight; make land
acapea, flowers, photos. Bend $2.00 for
outnt. Alty Hanson, Portland, Ore.
J MS21 2X
CASH SALARY and all expenses to men
with rlghb to introduce our Guaranteed
Poultry and Stock Remedies. Send fo
contract; we mean business and furnish
best references. U. H. Blgler Co., X 619,
Springfield, in. J M673 23x
GET NEXT to newest goods; slickest
schemes; money getting plans, formulas.
etc. i urea mg w-page nooks, 10 cents.
Progressive Monthly, Brooklyn, N. Y.
J 767 23x
mkmmnu TINHCE A lubor saver; en
dorsed by dressmakers, housewives, etc.
Illustrated catalogue and sumple by mail
10 cents. Agents wanted. Ation Supply
o., 3ja . Kavenswood Pk., Chicago,
111. J 744 23
AGENTS $10 a day selling our celebrated
IVej!ejs Eye Glasses. Experience un
necessary. Address American Bpectacl
Co., Dept. 4, St. IxJUis, Mo. J 742 23x
BIG EASY Money fitting Glasses. $50 to
$100 weekly. Experience unnece?s:iry.
Write for free "booklet 5." National op
tlcal College, St. Iouis, Mo. J 713 2Hx
WANTED Agents to sell Dry Fut Insoles
a boon to t hetimatlc, callous and tender
feet: 100 per cent profit. Dry Flit Insole
Mfg. Co., 3o2 West 13th St., New York.
J-730 23 x
LIVE agents make $3,000 yearly selling our
Safety Household Acetylene uas Ma
chines; exclusive territory: quirk sellers
write now. sunlight Gas Machine ( o
Warren St., New York.
J 731 r.x
AGENTS Manufacture and sell your own
goods and make nil the profits; particu
lars free. Whcnton & Co. (Ill, New Bed
ford. Mass., publishers Wheaton's Trade
Advocate, devoted to "mixers'" interest;
6oc year, 3 months trial 10c; none free.,
J-726 23x
OPEN a mirror factory at home; wo teach
and trust you; sample booklet. 10c; noe
without. Hulilnger's Mirror School,
Frances vllle, Ind. J 761 23x
$26 TO $M a week selling wonderful new In
vention, Ryan's folding storm canopy;
for buprMeS, wagons, automobiles, hearses,
etc.; 0,'Jlek seller; write nt once for book
let and particulars. Jas. R. Ryan. S;iu!t
Ste. Marie, Mich. J 757 2.1x
AGENTS to sell gentlemen's clothing on
easy terms; no reference; no security;
wear clothing while you pay; small pay
ment down; $1 per month; nm-J-s free.
White King Clothing Co., 28 II 23d St..
New York. J 766 23x
AGENTS Something extraordinary; s-lf-
freneratlng gas burners, fitting kerosenn
amps; brilliant, white g:u liKht; liberal
Inducements; exclusive territory: posltlv
monopoly; description free: established,
reliable. Eastern Gas Light Co., i.8.)
Broadway, New York. J 712 23x
WANTED Gentleman or lady of fair edu
cation to travel for mercantile house of
large cnpltal; t, rritorv at hi rue or abroad
to suit: weekly salary of H.oiO per yeir
and expenses. Address Joseph A. Alexan
der, Omaha, Neb. J-fiM 2.1x
WE PAY $3i a week and expenses to men
"lh rlrs to Introduce noullrv compound.
Year's contract. Imperial Mfg. Co.. D-pt.
t.t. i'urona. Kun. J
DANCING
MORAND'S winter term for children nt 211
S. ISth, CrelKhton Institute, will beuln
Saturday, December 8; beginners. 2 p. ni :
advance. 3 30 ). m.; terms, fuur months,
beginners HO. advene. S. 'Ph .r.e loul.i
J041. Adult, ir.th and Harney; lessons
Tuesdays and Fridays i p. m.; assemblies
Wednesdov -Mill'.' '.'
STABLER DANCING ACADEMY now
open. Two-step and waltzes and latest
dancing taught on Friday of each week.
For terms 'phone Doug. 2829 or 1911 Far
nam. H6-22X
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy. secondhand urnlture,
stoves, carpets, clothing and slioeji; pay
the best prices. Tel. Douglas 3U71.
N M279 J14
WANTED To buy a bakery with good
brick oven. Address Mr. Win. Km hie,
Central "ity, Neb. N- 764 23X
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING In lauilly or at home Miss
Sturdy, 2642 Chicago. 'Phune Hed 4703.
FLORISTS
HESS A SWOBODA. 1116 Farnam.
710
L HENDERSON, 1619 Fxruara. Tal. Doug.
1261. -;u
PERSONAL
PR. C. N. POMMKR.
The progressive homeopathic physician, 210
Bee (11,1k.. Cmahn, Neb., Is always on the
alert. Ills skill snrt success In curing
cancers, tumors, chronic drug n 1 i
blood dlsenses have been thoroughly
demonstrated In his dally practice. I'he
doctor Is a strict practitioner of pure
homeopathy, a great admirer and fol
lower of Hahnemann, the reformer of
thespniitlq science and discoverer of
homenpsthy, the new school of medicine,
line hundred years sgo the great master
wss so full of confidence In his new
enterprise that he told his brother pliy.
slclatis try this new system and publHh
Sll the failures to the World. This mine
proposition holds g"id today.
C. N. HOMME II, 210 Ulili I'CII.rUKtl.
C "M U
C ITT BTBAM LA l'NtRY Shirts pressed,
hot Ironed, m 8. 11th Pt. Tel. Doug IM.
BKWlNfl msehlnes rented, any msUe, i
Pf week or 12 00 per month. Second
hsnd nuchir.i for sale. In i nd
Nt. Cycle Co.. ;kh anJ Harney.
P R I VATIC CONFINKMKNT IIOV- Mr
Dr. King, fl N. list Bt. Ttl. Doug eMfc
PLEATING b--khucC
t 7 . ",VJ Kmhrolderin.
lii ami clesnlhB. sponalna and fhrinH
it's"; only Co ner v,.i .,,,. nr nrics list
nd sample.
, OOLDMAN TUCATlNO CO.,
DooKlas Block. Tl. Douglss 1W
i;-
A Dollar Free for You
This counnn wilt Ia t.,t.n mm tl imimnnl
on a $10 purchase of shoes, hnts or cloth
.'.'' J2l1n,'p l"'1'1 " u earn It.
home credit clothing company.
1520 Dodge St., Cor. 16th.
U-M597 35
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits castnff
Homing; )n facti anything you do not
JV.i. co"cc. repair and sell, at 114 N.
Lth St., for cost of collecting, to the
worlny poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4115 nd
wagon will call. U-511
Pp medical and surcleal treatment nt
reiR;niotl jiedlcal college. Hih nnd I'.tv
.'"Port Sts.; special attention pah4 to con
finement cases; all treatment supervised
by college professors. 'I'hor.e Doug. US?.
Calls answered day or night. U 128
THE CITY GARBAGE CO.. office 4th anf.
"'ownnn sts. Tel. Douglaa jsji.
U-6S7
OMAHA
Stammerers' Institute.
Ramge
U
bldg.
MifiN UTiptrcatnient and bath. Mme.
mrvvjiic 1 IVSmilll u8 N 14i jj,, ,,or,
i: 6ko
ANY roOR GIRL In need cf a friend call
or write to the matron of the Salvation
Army Home for Women at 2i2l N. -4:h
Bt., Omaha, Neb. U-M100
PRIVATE home during confinement; ba
blea adopted. The Good Sumarltan Sani
tarium. 2s First Ave., Council Bluffs, la.
TL 774. 11322
PENNELL Millinery Co.. 322 North 16th St.
U til J 6
RUPTURE CURED No knife, no pain, no
detention from business. Call or write
for booklet, etc. QUICK CL RE RUP
TURE CO.. 611 Woodmen of World Uldg..
Omaha, U tto2
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mall; cut
trices; send ror free catulogue. Myers
illon Drug Co., Omaha. V&3
CALENDAR pads.
Burkley Printing Co.
V MSio D31
Masque costumes. Lie ben. Tel. 4116. Open ev.
COSTUMES. 3318 S. 2Uth. Sack. Tel. Red 7013.
' U-M714 D27X
f A S5S1 A fi P. Swedish movement. 410 N.
.th, room i, ecoi
0 M167 J 3
DR. VOGEL'S private home for ladles be
fore and during confinement; best and
cheapest in the city. 2313 S. 13th St.
U-128 J3
FOR anything In the sewing machine line
go to P. & tTodman oc Co , 1614 Cap. Ave.
U 403 J10
TYPEWRITERS All makes, for rent, $2 to
$4 month. Central Typewriter Kxchange,
1603 Leuven worth. 'Phone Red fcBS.
U-M014 D23
BUY from the
Envelope Co.
manufacturers, Burkley
U-M811 D31
NAME embossed In gold letters on Christ
mas presents. Henry K. Tagger, Zi Barker
block. U Ml Dai
TYPEWRITERS rented, S2.B0 per month;
all makes; satisfaction guaranteed. Fox
Typewriter & Supply Co., 1S22 Farnam St.
U M21S J3
ECZEMA absolutely cured by W. A. Pax
ton'a salve. B. J. Scunnell, agent. MM Ware
Blk. U-MG78 J 21
LADIES If you want a safe, speedy regu
lator that will please you address Post
Box 747. Omaha, Neb. U Mli J3x
GENTLEMAN matrimonially Inclined, with
means, retired, and unencumbered, seek"
luy correspondent, with same views
and ideas. Object early marriage. Con
fidential. Address Ross," No. 5122
Brown St., Philadelphia, Pa. U 7ti9 23x
MIDDLE-AGED capitalist, rich, lonesome,
desires companionship of loving wire;
rich or poor, makes no difference. B
425, St. Joseph, Michigan. U 719 23x
not
X
GENTLEMEN and ladle want to marry;
sime rich; photos nnd descriptions free.
O B, Satisfaction Bureau, Canon City,
Colo. C-722 23x
OMAHA Steam Paste Co. manufactures
pure Hour paste. 2210 Cuming, lew phone
Douglas ii-l. U
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, warta and moles
permanently removed by electricity; con
sultation free and confidential; all work
guaranteed. Mlsa Allenaer, 422 N. Y.
Life. U-
DR. C. N SOMMER, homeopath. Bee Rldg.
l ' M77 J-a
MEDICAL
DR. TRIES, specialist; women's dlseises,
weaknesses, dltichurges, In eg Jiarules
cuitd painlessly and safely. 614 Sj, lbih.
-6.-9
NEW PILE CURE Instant relief; no pain.
Trial package tree. Mirjbile yuuker
Health Co., St. Paul, Minn.
-MC71 23x
REST nerve br&cer for men, "Giay's Nerve
Food Pills," $1 box. postpaid. Sherman &
McConnell Drug Co.. Omaha. W
DR. HUTCHINSON, specialist of women
and children. Office, i:.u5 Cumins. 1'hons
Do.,la uio7.
HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE
CARRIAGES We have a large and com
plete assortment of rrtu
Ibhed Closed Carriages,
puces from l"Zt and up.
Hearses, nnd Funeral Cars, $.w0 and up.
'Ihese vehicles have been carefully rettn
ishtd and om of them nie almost equal to
new. If you cannot come and inspect liiein
wr.io us what you want and get our photo
graphs and descriptions.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM, SON & CO..
667 abash Ave. Chicago.
P 7ti2 iix
HORSI.d wintered; large box stalls; no
barb-wire fencing. Keystone Stock Farm.
Tel. Benson 31S1. P. O. address, r.eriaon.
P-M32U U
HORSES All km Is Myers.
1716 Jackson.
P-Mist J
TWO horses, family carriage. 43d and Cen
ter. P S1 23
PRINTING
I V rVf.T An High grade 1H07 Calendars.
LIIU3lo H R C(jrner lah Bt un(.
& JORVfc, Capitol Ave. -707
eifvTu, PRINTING CO. Fine Job
work typewritten letters. 110 8. 17th St.,
IV, block north Bee Bid;. -&IJ Jl
WATERS PRINTING CO.
1307 Howard bt.
-M7S1 FebJi
WINES AND LIQUORS
SOL S. GOLDSTROM-Whlskles. wines and
liquora for family use. Mall orders given
prompt attention. Send for price list.
South Omaha, Neb. Opooslte Stock Yards.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS
ARE YOU
In need of money?
This Is the time of the year when
everyone needs some extra
tush. We Inve a lot of
READY
money which we nre going to lonn
for a short time at the lowes
rates ever known In this city
on
HOUSEHOLD KURNITURR.
IMANoS, ARi:ilol SIC RE
CEIPTS, HoltSI.S. WAGONS.
SALARIES.
If yen hnve other bills
be cheaper
It Will
FOR
you to let us furnish you the moneT
to piy thei.i and concentrate sll
your indehtedie nt nnn p( ire.
This la in eld, reliable, ofTioa nnd our
business is as pilxaie n.i a bulk.
Don't worry snout the
HOLIDAYS.
Call on us fur all the
CHRISTMAS
money you need. Our terms are the,
lowest, our --erviee Is !he quickest
and our business the most private
and confidential.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
3RD FLOOR 307-8 PAXTON BLK.
COR. 16TH & FARNAM STS.
Open evenings a p. m. until Christmas.
X-M.41
Save Something During
1907
Start right now, Get out of the old rut yo
were in to long. Let us ahow you how.
BORROW MONEY
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS OR SALARY,
WITHOUT HAVING THKM DISTURBED,
Ther pay off your troublesome debts and
concentrate all you owe.
Lowest Charges
Liberal Rebate
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.,
1111 Board of Tr.ide Bldg. - SOfi 8. ISth Bt
tEatablished Ibuz.) Tel. Doug. 2J95.
x-aa
Christmas Money
At this time of the year nearly everyone
needs a little extra casn; come to us
private loans on salary, furniture, pianos.
etc., lowest raits, eaay payments, n
your own terms.
AMERICAN LOAN CO..
Third floor Paxton Blk.
Olllce open evetiiMgs until Xmaa.
X-M53S
SALARIED PEOPLE
and i thers furnished money upon their
own names, without necurity; easy pay
moots; oftlces In t3 principal elites. Save
yourself motuy by getting my terma first.
L. H. 1 ULMAM,
714 New York Life Bldg.
X-491
THE UNION LOAN COMPANY
has increased Its capital and during tha
month of December will muke a apecial
rate cn collateral loans, mortgages on
personal property and Individual notes,
without security. Terms to suit your con
veniences. 'Phone Douglas atvi, or call
at Sit) Bee Bldg. X M840 24
DR. PKIBUENOW'S MONEY
loaned on furnltuie, salary, pianos, horses,
etc.. In any amount; lena than half rates;
perfect privacy, immediate attention; any
terms wanted, payments suspended when
sick or out of work. 214 Karoach Blk..
v South loth St. K 700
Bowen, 703 N. Y. Life Bldg.,
advances private money on chattels or
aalary; eaay to get; no red tape. You get
money same day asked for at small cost.
Open evenings till 7. X 701
FOR A ByUARE DEAL GO TO THB
PHOENIX. CREDIT CO. For chattel or
salury loana. uiJ Puiton block. 'Phone,
k'ouglas-746. X-M1j18
EAGLE LOAN OFFICE, reliable, accom
modoing; all business confidential. IJol
Douglas. X 703
MONEY loaned on planox, furniture, Jew
elry, horse, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 310 3.
Utb. X-7ui
fURNITURE. live stork, salary loan. iu(J
Green Loan Co., room 8, Barker Block.
X-I04
CHATTELS, salary nnd Jewelry loans. Foley
Loai Co.. 1604 Farnam St, X-705
FOR EXCHANGE
VOli EXCIIAX0E
Two well Improved farms,
clear of Incumbrance; will ex
change one or both for city
property. The farmers are tho
backbone of the country. They
are furnishing the money to
buy the issues of stocks and
bonds. Get In the swim.
I, X. HAMMOND,
221 Board Trade.
TO TRADE For western land or cltjr
property, a :-rooni le t' I In prosperoua
N.-hnisK.i town: furniture and property
coiiMsting of about lour lots, furniture Is
new; a magnificent opportunity for a
man who uruleri-tands ti.e business; plica
S6.no.
01 aires In t'hane county. Nebraska, to
trade for city pi k n - per acre.
A iarge list of desirable city property for
western land or merchandise.
KKLLEV INVESTMENT CO.,
2J0 Ntvlllu Block.
Z-7) 23
CHOICE located modern steam heated
Chicago apartm.nt building, niortii.iKe
$16.HJ. rents H.0. for $15.'i. clear farm
or 1 It v property. Address M i Fisher Bldg.,
Chicago. Z 7t3 23x
IF YOU do not find what you want In thla
column put an ud. In and you will soon
get it Z :;3
PATENTS
r. J. LARSON tt
patent booc free.
CO., patent lawyers;
Bee Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
.0;
SHARFE MACHINE SHOPS Patents
procured, inventions developed, drawings,
pallenis. castli.gs, machine woik. oel-uil
S. 10th St. 73
PATEN TS secured and sold. 1 fee. Nat I
Investment Co., Douglaa block, l'ith and
Dodge. M,4 J
ATTORNEYS-
WILLIAM WAPPICH, coininerclal lawyer
stid collections; corporation litigation and
cl.ilrna euliect.d; estutes piolmied; ab
ki facts and Wal papers i.reparud. No
tary public. Cn-ighlon Blk.
OSTEOPATHY
JOHNSON INSTITUTE, 4' N. T. U TeL
Douglas-lH;4. 4ii
DR. BOWSER Over liuu ir'aruam. Tel.
Douglaa-Uiu. MdU A y
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