There is at the present time a splendid opening for a young man who has good ability as a shorthand writer, to take a position where advancement will be rapid, and the position permanent. Must be a writer of the Graham system, an operator of the Remington, and have a desire to continue in that line of work indefinitely, with the idea of becoming a first-class reporter, and not merely of taking up shorthand for a time as a stepping-stone. Only the applications of young men who can give satisfactory evidence that they desire to engage permanently in shorthand work, and whose educational advantages give reasonable prospect of their becoming thoroughly competent as reporters, will be favorably considered. Accompanying the application should be a statement regarding the length of time the applicant has written shorthand. Address Elder A. G. Daniells, 222 North Capitol St., Washington, D. C.