Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-26
SHORTHAND AND TypEwRrrING.
TEN POINTERS ABOUT
THE SHORTHAND AND TIPEWRITlNG
DEPARTMENT
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of the
OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
BOSTON STORE. 18TH 3 DOUGLAS SITS.
AND OWNED AND OPERATED BY
ROHRBOUGH BROS, FOR 10 YEARS.
No. lit is a model which others vainly
endeavor to copy.
No. 2-Its principal is not only court re-
porter, but teacher of long experience
and recognized ability.
No. sit supplies the leading business
houses of Omaha, South omaha and
Council Bluffs with ,stenoGraphers.
No. lit now uses so typewriters. nearly
every one of which is new.
No. sit is the only shorthand school in
America which provides its students with
No. cit has over 1,500 ex-students west of
the. Mississippi river holding lucrative
and responsible positions. and whose
annual earnings amount to more than
No. lit has always taken the lead IN
methods and does the most thorough
No. S-The following business houses and
firms have been supplied with steno-
graphers recently;
Cudahy Packing Co.
Thomas Baker Co.
stull Bros.
Armour & Co.
Remington Typewriter Co. ..
Omaha Automatic Gas Co.
State Electric Co.
Chicago Wrecking Co.
Attorney, South omaha.
Booth Packing Co.
Crawford 81 Co.
Rome Miller.
Chicago & Milwaukee Railway.
Bradstreet d Co.
Santa Te Ry., Topeka, Kan.
Union Pacific headquarters.
Fitzpatrick, Collins & Co., Medicine Bow.
Wyo.
Cox-Jones Commission Co, South omaha.
Rosenbaum Bros. & Co, South Omaha
Oscar Millsap Co. two)
National Biscuit Co.
New York Life Insurance Co.
Omaha News Co.
Job office, Brown block
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Charles Williams Real Estate Co.
Hicks &: Co., Newport, Ark.
No. 9-The following students were sent to
the above-named parties les "a and many of
('or1 Ida Turner,
CPer) James Norton,
(Per) Elizabeth Chavey,
(Per) Alma Bailey,
OPer) Nellie Mooney,
tFerD Ed Calland,
(Tem.) John Burnett,
(Per) Elizabeth Chaplin,
Per) Eliza Camm,
G'erD Edith Hanna,
(Tem.) Alice Hamilton,
PerD w. d. Jones,
Pcr) James Nethery,
Per3 =. A. Miller,
(Tem.) Ora Norton,
tTem.) Tom McKeon,
Per) Gayle Shipman,
G'er) Miss Phillips.
PerD Theresa Harrington,
(Per) Sue Condron,
CPer) Teresa Harris,
Ter) Ellen Hensie,
Per) Theodore Henry
(Tcm) Rose Moneak,
(Per) Mable Cast
(PerD Thomas Camm,
PerD Clyde Foote
CTem.) Mae Bero,
Per.) Lewis Jones.
No 10-Ths school has a more systemat-
school in the United States. Our teach
ers originated the system and other
schools by the score are inquiring about
it. They must adopt it or become back
numbers; for this method of teaching has
come to stay. The business men of
Omaha will hereafter give touch opera
and can turn off more work in day than
the sight operators. 1t will pay any one
to call and see how we have revolution
lied lied the old method of teaching; We can
you. Several of the leading schools in
the east have adopted our method of
, teaching touch typewriting.
Some OF the largest schools in New York,
st. Louis and Chicago are now using it.
We will start new class In typewriting
the first Monday in December. If you are
be wise to attend a school whose stu
dents are sought by business men, whose
teachers are not charlatans. whose
methods are progressive and up-to-date
and whose opportunities of placing you in
position, when ready. are flrst-class.
Catalogue, four lessons in touch typewrit-
Ing and an elegant specimen of penman-
ship free to anyone. Call at the college
or write ROHRBOUGH BROS, OMAHA,
NEBRASKA. 81 26