Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
SHORTHAND AND rYpEwRITING.
A FEW MORE POINTERS ABOUT
THE SHORTHAND AND TNPEWRlTlNG
DEPARTMENT
of the
EnNTNFtgt9ETAT. l.. col. .T(1E.

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prepares Its students to hold high grade,
required 10 work for $500 per. week. Their
training under proficient teachers, VINO are
using advanced methods, guarantees tnem
the best positions We give list below
of yCung men and women who acted wisely
when they attended the Shorthand end
Typewriting department OF the q. =. ~
and as a reward are now getttng from StW w
gets less than 5000 per month, and the
average salary IL $3.50. making the total
monthly earnings of all Of them S.SS,S'Igo, 500, e.,
with few exceptions all are employed IN
Omaha. About nine-tenths of the steno-
graphic work done 4 Omaha Is nogS oS tynse d9me
students can be found in nearly every
mercantile house in the city. HeNe 1t Is;
Edith Baker. NJ. A. PilsbUry
Ed Calland. Cora Day.
O. A Potter. Mary Malone.
Ida Turner. G.. ). West.
Carl Johnson ]. O. Reber
Ed Stoltenberg Lyman Searle.
j. w. Furlong Emanuel johnson.
VIM. II. Howard. ID. c. Doods.
James Nethery. Jessie Bowie.
j. F. Power.. Hattie Parks.
r. A. Miller Cora Thompson.
Elizabeth ChaVey Agnes Neese.
Harry Mccormack. Charles Calland
Nellie Mooney. Lillian Luikart
Alice Mccoy G.. G.. Ball.
Ciyde Foote. Myrtle Shlegel.
Lewis Jones. Chalres Van Alstne,
Carrie Hasness. 10y Ripley.
b. A. Backmyer. Ida Talmage.
Dean Holcomb Clarence Mcdonald.
Amos r. Jennings. Minor Goodrich
Frank Van Horn, ed Rinquist
Clara Mussellwhite. Lille Rohrbough.
Grace Ballard Frances Bulkholz
Mable Gaines. Kate Potter
Grace Jackson. Elizabeth Bratt;
Lizzie Craddock. Bertha Tomlinsin'
A, g. Green Anna Nordwall.
Nellie Penoyer Grace Allen.
Anna iiT4ge Malone. Malone F.'t1 +. z. Mitchell.
NJ q ColpetZer Lizzie Moore.
Theresa Roushar. Mary EanderlI,ru,
Nellie o,Cander' Antonettie An, nl,,i BecN''''"'
Joseph Kelly. Eu fuiIonS,
Emily Wigman. Alice Alice Swat. SSlyaIn1ar
Marie GraSe. Anna anna NyHIEu,h, NNISnnT
maple JarG,ne' IHaac Itvs,er tfnrris
D. f. Lough isaac tiarris, 5ti.nce
g. g a. i}f,aB,irt RE,CkGis Rcrtba 8ar'Ha Rmrent
c. A. iqlnn Hilqmrst' 6eTE9ia Wiasiiffe mTse Dav.
iIT'f Henry Rosaker. W. F. Gormley.
Jennie 0berg. M seeIIey.
Cara Cara AdS. Aaron zahn,
,u1 MAUI 6nesuiS Way Ma Tn1iv
IS SeIIte L'i E,Ii,l,, S,I,i1i, NSatiido Nslson
Minnie Christie. 2. L. Clarke.
Marie Marie Sp1stmnn' " D. wren GpHeT'
Mot Not BerGSm: ,5na i 1,iIi,,r ii h,hS NJ STccol,
Ida Gardner Nll?am NC "l''
GG0TSe Ianmie Frenkn1 SeTknTrl " FaJ Fl CarmiCSael
Elton Hui. Charles Vapor
Pninter NJ D This school leads in meth
! oiitei H. i 1rO,ej The corrnSD1rdinF stvle ten
years ago All the leading schools IN lne
doine some of our competitors are stu
responding style we can put student
through three months earlier and make a =
better stenosrapner OUT OIL MN. we @ ~ Nv iuS ~
use motors. We believe In progress,nS' II n
you want to learn shorthanu 4ulSShS an"
thPpiEusr'EN pimtsr No iiSeS g We feaCh ToTCH TYPE
lWRlIlNG we rt T;tI si.oM , ne Ne U.s. J,s r,5s Dc
ors in the state me system we uae , 1,1t "o1
be- eS'e excelled. We are obtaining marvellous
results. 1t VIII De uSeu very SooiI SS, oS /, a. q,
throughout the country for it is the only
satisfactory way to operate haGiiiiie. 'iii ,
-Four lessons In Touch IypeWrltlhs VIII ne
sent to aynone eefr free Class tomorrow morning
in shorthand and typeWrtihg TSa,iId VNn
like TO get fi rTauy tor tbnropeh course in
sNo' ''''''' y -739 3
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poyIE,s school. court reporter principal,
! Bee Bldg. -S2
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand col
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