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Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29
ct Spr8ebuoifab.

Webens bet enc isrselise 8uoitab eff
ter bet anbet er fommen fra 9afota %
andre Steber, ON be mango MenneIfes
lip, iom / ginter er bleune Dire for
Storm os aulbe, er Ri ber umfrirs,
Sub bore louet, bibinbtil bleuen ifaas
nebe. Os ba Der for fort 9ib iiben
ipntes, at bet itrenseite al 8interen mart
Dor forbi, iua bapbe hi osiaa bet Saab,
at beler Snsen berefter iaar futile
fomme til at friite ben ulpttelise sfiebne
at finbe fin DEB 8amp mob Stormer,s
os 8ulbens Mast. Dog maatte usiaa
ri bore 8ibne til ct af bisie isrse(ise
Tilfalbe. Den tunse Sob ialbt paa en-
iuenif Jamilie, @%uitaolens, Der iibite
Ssit bOiatte fig / Scanbia. 5amilien
beitoo at Mano ps Some ps fire 8srn,
af bpilfe fun be to pnsite fra 5 til Z slar
bar bjemme, ba nlpffen ifebe. Mans
ben % Saoeren bapbe unber BEN itrens
9eite 8intertib altib oeret biemme for
lite at noi9tte fin Some us be imaa
SBrn for nosen Sare meb 8reaturitel
eller anbet lloarbeibe. Sor en- fprt gib
liben bleu ban tilbubt Nrbeibe ps life
licen 5p~rtieneite meb at neolasse So
peo en- "Sioriarm" s 10 Mile ber-
fra. 90 be bar / imaa timelise aaar,
uben no9en 5urtienefte, bible 8unen meb
fine 8grn berefter sjerne fOriOse at
ppertase baabe GUS % 8reaturltellet,
iaa at Manoen funne TONNE / 9jenete.
Manbasen ben 13oe Sebr. began ban
fig ba paa Nrbeioe. Seen famine 9ass
@ftermiboas opitaar eler fommer Der
en- frpstelis Sneitorm isien, Tom uarebe
n9lten belle gtatten. Sm Iftenen git
Mrs. @%uitapien til 5ipiet 6 q 6 &oos
fra Suiet) for at melte &iserne. 9a
bun bapce 8eiret efter fig fanbt bum
5isiet; men pa bun ituloe tilbase isien,
gift bun fell at Suiet % bar antnselis
~fortiat mob Sturmen, inbtil bun er ble=
ben iau aifreftet, at bun life lenaer
fnnbe boloe ben Getnins, / bpilfen bum
baooe baabet at mao quiet. 3erpaa
bar bun siort belt um os meb Melfez
bstten i Saanoen label fig oriue % isre
at 8eiret umtrent en- Mil, men iaa falbt
bsb ON, uben bet minbite 9esn til bers
efter at BABE rSrt ct Gem. st Staals
traaosieroe, iOm bun ct lansere stptte
bapbe fulst, bapoe afilibt 1ere Stptfer
at benoes &laoer.
Den Natten bar Der intet MenneFe,
Tom funbe iSse efter benoe; tbi insen
uoen De TO imaa 8srn / quiet pibite ON,
at bun uar borte. 9isie bapbe moi ONT
Iitenen itaat | 9sren os raabt eiter
Wama; men ba be intet fprnam, git be
ino, tenote 2ampen os uenteoe en- Sib.
Wen ba Mooeren life fom, Huffebe be
2piet os git tilienss. Den nafte Morz
gen par be itaat op % baube siort pp
Slo | Opnen, ba oeres Rlbre 8rpoer
fom blem fra en- NabOsaarb, buortil ban
Dagger fsr bar saat / @rinbe, men bar
blepen ~peirfait Der Natten oper. Sc to
Smaa i%prtalte itrafs fin biemfomne gros
Der, at be bauoe peret alene belle gtats
ten, "ba Wama bauoe peret uoe paa
Brarien," iom be mente, "for at b."
Der blep ba lenbt Dub til Haboerne
Tom iebte, inotil be I'll. 5 ON Gitermibz
hagen ianot benbe blporsb, folo os itip.
ct Telegram braste itrafs Ssrsebuo
ifabet osiaa til ben ulpffelise Gntemanb,
iom pm faa Timer fob ueo lin aiiielebe
SuItrus % fine mocerlsie 8srns SIDE.
6reoasen blep bnn besrapen paa
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29
Concert.

Concert.
5sritfommenbe Srebas Gften bolbes
Concert af 8pens esne muiitalIfe &raf>
ter | Congregational 8irfen. Man faar
bsre SolOer, 9uetter os &uarteter FAINT
Bianonummere af Sesiie grpin %
Sarab earien, % Carl Sesner pil osiaa
labe bsre fra fig. A. M: S. oil osiaa
sipe Noset tilbebite, % Mr. "copper"
tab asfiiterer &irfe. Secret | bets Spar
teter. Man pil faa en- muiifalif @pbelie
peo at saa til benne Gitenunoerbolbs
ming.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29
gpens 6inantier.

Sgels 6thailf1er.
Man bar baaoe biit % fer / ben
ienere lib flaset ODER, at bet sfOnomiife
Stel iom bet muperenoe 8p 8aab briper,
pilbe bare til STUN; pi pil berfor, efter
"8epublican", opsipe nosle Ealitsrrels
fer, % ri ifal osiaa inbrsmme, at bet Ter
noset mpitiif ub. Mebens @ieloen
umtrent paa benne 9ib ifiOr bar 1882,
iaa er ben iaar s26O1 mere, en- altfor
flor Sum efter be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5orboloe. Der 1tal berfor | Bpen bore
abIfiaist &sre ON, at Der transes andre
Soft til at itaa oeb Roret for 8pens
Beli9rb.
Sra 8eit DEBORAH lpber Rapporten
anoerlebes. &asierer &. s. Sausen
bar / 8asien ct 8elsb af $28.S7.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29
Smaapluf.

Eli ben paatentte &eIosg Opera
os Concert er Der bibtil fun tesnet 1O2
Blaoie, altiaa enbnu life en- 9rebieoel
af bet Nntal, Der frepes.
- Sch iibite geobelsb paa 0ecorat
Sfsitebane cit after Senrp @ilerman
Of meb Seiren.
= Den npe Waifin. 6irma Sids &
Greer bar paa BET samle Gurran Soiels
afbranbie 8uiner / @ater Street op.
fort be for fin Correcting nsbpenoise
8psninser.
= 8. 8. Gofeen bar iolst fin 70
Gcres 5arm oeb Trput Gun lii 8. %.
Sosan. 8etalinsen iises at bore $4,000.
= &ipbmano .. u. 3orsaaro bar
fisbt Spring @len 5arm lise peb 8per
af ". 6. Serren. Oct er ct tibet paffert
Steb for en- Bpmanb.
= 9et iaa energetic os briitise 5irmo
8earo Bros. bar MI last fig til meo
enonn ct Creamery. nemlis / Stune 2afe.
De bar leiet Buena 8iita Smsriabri,
fen Der for bet 5srite for ct War, ps 6.
8. 8earb iful beitpre benne 5orretnins.
= Son. Hels 2arion tos fig forlebeu
Dag en- Snartur biem fra 2esislaturen,
iom bapbe faat libt Buiterum.
- 9isfusiionsemne i "0e hinges
S~orbunb"s 9ofale 5rebas Nften: 9Sr
8 e0er 10 Elmer uosisre en- 9ormal,
archbishop?
= 8uinbefOreninsen msber bos Mrs.
ears 8erseion 1orsbas Gftermibbas.
= S%fraboer 9. .. @ilion brr aab,
net en- @rocerpbanbel / tit Straober
p9rtiteo. 8i sratulerer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29

&gainseinaf. ellie auna: mo'er,
ir0r Oh lite, at apninserne bar i,uubt
10 10 az Wssene, fOroi be bare banoe
Tor at bliue iOsteP
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29
STOLE election.

8als pla enbel npe Weblemmer i
Stole 9irettiOnen furesaur Manoas,
ben lite Naris, ms0em 81. IL Miobaa
% 81. Z Gftermibbus. De uotraoenoe
CT u. @. @rOw ps $. Ns. 2anselanb.
s 8ea 9ecorab ital usiua to upe Dis
rettsrer palses ~iteoetfOr q. y. Gbais
o. g. %. Steipart.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29
Gan bap0e inaen Stopler.

3att bapoe insen stopler. ,,
2anbbrusere / 3eras talte en- 9au mn
gamle Tiber.
"5or ii Gar fiben bar Sorbsn br
biais." iasbe ben elbite. "@n San,
tunbe jes babe fisbt 80 @cres 9ors
for ct Ear Stspler."
"Os bporfOr fjebte 9u bet itte?"
"Jprbi ies baobe in9en Stspler."
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29

6oilfen Sfabe? ellie 2iGp bar aue
rebe ipiit ct sgble os er netop iiero NIB
at bibe | bet anbet.
Moberen: "Men 9iap, jes iasa
big 10, at bin lille 8rober psiaa Eaas
babe ct ggble!"
2iap: "Ga, iaa fiebelist, at ia
lfulbe ipiie up tans fsrit!"
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29

Yareret. Suisermooeren: "Sis mig
M en- Sang, fiere Suiserisn. Be bar
ba | Sinbe at boloe Iosn, naar De blis
Der siit?"
Spiaerisnnen: "9et behsper ri 1let
life, fi9re Mammn, De oeo 10. at ies
barer Bertha paa Sanoerne!"
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29

On Sborttorn Srt
itaar til Nfbenpttelie / &. 1aps StatN'
24.2
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29

Sfelge StatiItif, nplis offentliaaior.
pil bet let lees, at ben samle tiliOrlaSe
lige gunarbs 2inie bar noret mere ss
i,psei, anben 2inie | 1887. 9et ian.
leoe Intal Yasiaserer lanoiat er l,2a|
Here END al nosen anben 9inie for bette
Tiosrum. Oct fees osiaa, at aabpt]
5urretninsen bar peret enorm, iOet nd
er %beiororet 6,7SS flere &abDtspasial
serer END at nogen anoen 9lnte, cd
1858 flere paa WeIemoef END al NOD
gen enselif 2inie. 9enne itOre saHlld
Giniss Geforb er uimpbiiseli9t. VT I'D
ueitlise 9epartement iurtierer en- itud
Del Gos for bette imutfe Reiultat. ed
utoilipmt. 9et bar unber Seiipr.lia
at Scr. @bitins srabuis tiltu9et / 6cr1
refining os bolot Sfriot meo ben itaoiJ
tiltagenbe Correcting paa oenne ud1
fienote 2inie. Sblanbt be Nsenter, ionI
finoes / 2anoet, er Napnet Of &btlnd
ensbetpoenoe meO arlis os b0illS III
banblins, og bet er intet timber, n
gunaro. Ginien abpancerer lna itaOis y
burtia | 8eiteu, naar ben bar iua Nls
tise W9nb / fin Tieneite.
Nat. Steamship and Ry. Gazette
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-29

ses Or. 9o,pus Wotitie paa ct amber
Steb | Blabet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-20
GREEN CLOTH IN WASHINGTON.
Distinguished Men Who Used to go
Against" Faro

There was any quantity of amusement
true intellectual amusement-tob be obtained
In the arena of the ''green cloth" at Wash.
lngton in ante bullum times, says J. j.
Noah in the St Louis Republican. Those
were the halcyon days when Senator'S Con
gressmen, high officials and public men of
every grade in repu alton made no secret of
openly visiting, day night the various
saloons-de- jeu and coupled indulgence at
gambling with learned aud interesting dis
cussion upon national affairs. And oh, the
attractive dinners and delicious suppers set
ont at P.indel'S, Pendleton's, Joe Halls and
Billy Marcus establishments, where every
dellcacy, from canvas-back ducks cooked a
marveille. to corn-pone and buttermilk
were served TO tickle the palates of our
"consript fathers"
Upon the adjournment of House and
Senate the worshipers of tickle fortune
sauntered arm-in-arm westward on Penn
ssylvania avenue and dropped in at their
fayorite resorts, the pyoprietors of which
were, by the by, gentlemen of intelligence,
thoroughly informed touching all public
events and propositions; and no skin"
games obtained at that period Everything
was square, and ''stool pigeons" and cap
pers" were unknown quantities. The col
ored servants were well trained and edu-
Gated to study the idiosyncrasies of the
various patrons. Intense respectability was
The rule, not the exception, and all met upon
the ground of mutual confidence, each seem
ing to understand the inherent obligations
obtaining among gentlemen.
ms was the period when the political
parties were Wings and Democrats, prior to
the advent of the Republican party. True,
some were Abolitionists or Emancipation
ISIS, but their numbers were very few, and
uld not embrace many individuals willing
10 be publicly classified as such who were
disposed to mingle among their fellows at
gaming houses. The exciting debates oc-
curing in either branch tapered off here in
Tree discussion, sometimes arousing wrath
ana high words, but generally ending in ac-
commodation and good feeling The pro-
prietors of these establishments were
uiplomates Of eminent ability, quite capable
o. managing their refractory patrons
There was no social stagnation in those
DAYS at the national capital.
Some were devotees of faro and some Of
roulette, while others preferred seven-up,
Drag, poker. cribbage or whist. The game
OF Boston was then in its swaddling
clothes, aud it was no small affair to bring
together party learned in the intricaces
VI Boston. A few habitues, notably South
ern men. preferred gush and thirteen-5he-
odd; and while the faro table was sur-
Ioun ed by crowds of participants in that
Iasclnati amusement, others were com
monty gathered about at adjacent tables
g gaged IN conflict az the various games Of
skill ard chance. In this condition things
progressed until dinner was announced, and
simultaneously all proc edings we're arrested
Tor the time being. But the happy hour
supervened when dinner had been discussed
ana everybody was good natured.
Eoor John Elliott, Ut Kentucky, who was
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-20
THE MORRISON HOUSE.

NEWLY fitted up offers pleasant South rooms
~ and dxcellentboard to those wishing regu.
lar. transient, or table accommodations Central.
ly located ON line Of street cars, affords easy &C
cess TO places Of business. and suburban resorts
Prices moderate. Corner Broughton and Dray.
ton streets. opposite Marshall House.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-20
LINDSAY 3 MORGAN
ARE RECEIVING AGENTS FOR
ThDO Old Staten Island Dyeng Establishment
OF NEW YORK.


ompany n their Cleansing Department.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-20

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free Of
Conn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-20

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-20

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Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25
THE MEssENGER's CHOICE.
How to Entertain Him to His Perfect
Satisfaction.

New York Tribune: The district
telegraph messenger is chiefly remark
able for his wonderful independence of
all social laws. a disregard for specific
instructions, his incorrigible exhaustion
of valuable time, his smallness of head
and %largeness of hat. When the district
messenger call is sprung, the blue demon
of uncertainty and danger is summoned.
And yet there can sometimes be detected
a peculiar humor in certain members Of
the band which relieves them from the
necessity of utter condemnation. For
instance II lady had need to call
in a messenger on n recent stormy
night while she was giving q little party
at her house. Being acquainted with
the perpetual appetite of small boys,
she felt that she might crafty this n
by letting him go into the kitchen and
eat all he could. The boy, who was in
tensely small butstartlingly intelligent,
acquiesced completely in the lady's in
every style of ornamental and dainty
Wand. He was not in the least excited
or embarrassed, but looked over every
thing with critical calmness.
"Will you have some chicken saladp"
the lady asked.
"Naw," replied the boy with ineffable
contempt; ''chicken salads too much
like hash"
The lady was a little surprised, but
she tried again.
''That boned turkey is very nice.
Will you try that2"
rs dat boned turkey? Luks like
bGi0bny. Nav, | don't want none"
He was next offered n salmon GRO
quette. He took this up and broke it in
two pieces.
"Ain't you got nothin' what amt
chopped up? This looks like Il yester-
days d~o-over."
The lady suggested other things, but
the boy continued to find fault till the
subject of ices and cakes was begun.
Then he sat down.
Oats me-" he said, "Gimme ice
cream and sponge cake"
Thereupon he ate five distinct ices and
innumerable designs in cake. On being
invited he filled his pockets with salted
almonds, oranges, grapes and candies;
and then heaved a sigh Of %gladness.
''T'anks, missis, tanks; dat was q
bully feed, an you're a daisy"
On going out into the night he
stopped to pick up a handful OF wet
snow, made it into n ball, and threw it
with unerring aim at the driver of a
Fifth avenue omnibus. Then he chased
the omnibus, swung himself on the step
and sat comfortably down. When last
seen he was boring u hole in the end OF
a big orange. He has not been heard
from since, and the lady is not certain
that her errand was ever performed.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25
THE BEAVER BUSINESS.
Its Peculiaritics a Couple ofuCenturios
Ago.

Ago.
Toronto Mail: A few days ago refer
ence was had to the danger threaten
ing the beaver, says the Toronto Mail.
In Ontario the little animal is seldom
met with, and in Quebec the colonies
are few. The northwest, however, has
favored the beaver until within the last
two or three years, during which time
such attacks have been made upon them,
owing to the demand for 1.-THE fur, that
extinction is imminent. We owe much
TO the beaver. AT II time h beaver
skin was the currency of Canada, and
later on the hunting of the beaver
was the principal occupation
and the export OF his SKIN
the principal commerce of the
country. 1t is almost laughable to read
of the peculiarities of the beaver bust
ness "a couple of centuries ago. Every
fourth skin belonged TO the king OF
France, and no skin could be sold eX-
cept TO the firm authorized by the king
TO buy and collect his majesty's share OF
the catch. The skins were sent TO
France TO he manufactured into hats;
but the manufacturers would only pay
for them in hats. Had the merchant or
middleman in Canada the right TO sell
the hats in Frame, he might have made
money; but he was only allowed 10 sell
them in Canada, where they were not
wanted, or in the West Indies, where
there was little demand for them. The
restrictions upon the business brought.
about isis. The merchant, unable
10 sell the hats. could not buy the skins
as they came in, and the Canadians, un-
able 10 sell the skins, were in a short
time on the verge OF starvation.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OMAHA.

Advertisements under this head, fs cents per
fine for the first insertion, z cents for each sub
eequent insertion, and e1.50 O line per month.
No Advertisement taken for less than rs cents
for the first insertion. Seven words will be
counted 10 the line; they must run consecutive
iy and must be paid n advance. All advertise
merts must be handed In before 1880 O'Clock p.
m, and under no circumstances will they be
taken or discontinued by telephone.
Parties advertising In these columns and hav.
fog the answers addressed in care OF the Bee,
VIII please ask for a check TO enable them TO
get their letters, as none yin be delivered except
on presentation of check. All answers. to adj
vertisements should be enclosed in envelopes.
All advertisements In these columns are pub.
Hshed In both morning and evening editions OF
the Bee, the circulation of which aggregates
more than 1900 papers daily, and gives the ad-
y%ertisers the benefit not only of the city circu-
lation OF the Bee, but also OF Council BluffR,
Lincoln, and other cities and w throughout
this part of the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

IN0R ~SALE-a.room modern house, 30 feet Of
~ ground, near 18th and st. Mary's ave-, for
$1,000, party anxious to sell. q. E. Thompson,3l4
s.. 10Th st. S14
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

* LOTS on easy payments, ia miles from
" Omaha p. o.. II. *. Hendee, III S. 10th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

ENOR SALE-Best bargain In Omaha, corner
IL 10th and Jones SITS, NJ. A. Upton &Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

FOR SALE-Nice z room house. close TO At.
y cars, school, church, etc, full lot, only $500;
$1,000 cash, balance in three equal payments, q.
II. Harrison. as. S. 18TH st. qlh n
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

1.-TWO good houses, well located, for S2.7W and
Il $500, on easy payments, j. A. Heistand,
room Q, Arlington Block. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

LNoR ~SALE-Corner 10th and CASTELAR,, B8xiiG
Co. T0 81
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

* HOUSE for sale, $500 each, 500 cash, but il
" taken together can make price $500 cheaper,
balance yearly; rent after March $50 per month,
II per cent. ID. ID. Smeaton, Barker block.
Eigo
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

TOR easy terms, q new s.room
IL house with modern improvements, barn,
etc; can make terms 10 suit purchaser. Address
+. q. box 4SS city. 9Q5
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

ENoR SALE or Trade-Farnam ST., near 3sth,
II ~incumbrance 1000. Equity $1,000.
Farnaiu ST., cor 3lst, l86xl3s.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

"ANTED-A photographer who can operate
w and also retouCh, send samples to 2U7
North 10th ST., Omaha, Neb. 9OS-3l
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

"ANTED-A few intelligent men who can do
w good work for good pay. Apply with
ing, gO7-3It
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

+ L. RICE & co, Real Estate. al5
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

WANTED-2nd cook, 81; 8 dishwashers, "a TO
w s.; gardener, accustomed to select seed
CORN. Mrs. Brega, 3l6 S. 18th. Canadian Emp.
Onllce. ~ Snh 2lf
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

ITO EXCHANGE-Lot and 3 room house, hall
2 closets, cistern, well, coal house, Will ex-
change for Vacant lot in good residence portion
of city, address stating price and location, p.
Nelson, 1912 N 25th St, city. 7Si 25*
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25
HELP.

A Nan and wife, Germans, without children,
EAdesire u situation, either to take care of a
farm or with a family in town. The man under
stands thoroughly taking care of an orchard,
stock and all farmers and outside work, the
wife is q good cook and housekeeper. Address
j. "a bee Office. $50 ri
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

THINK of this-New broom house and lot,
Il rented SS month, for sale, $1,000; $500 cash,
t7lg.oR
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

NOR SALE-At a bargain. for d few days
II only, lot |, block 9, Paddock Place. This Is
a beautiful corner on 18th street. Inquire at
owner, 1909 Dodge st. 49,. Az.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

All of above property for sale or trade for
good inside improved property or! good Inn
proved or unimproved farms. s. A. Sloman,
rooms - and %, Hellman bldg, 1901 Farnam ST.,
Omaha, Neb. Sl3
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

DIG thing for one who has but small cash on
ID hand, house and lot, $500, small cash pay
ment, balance monthly, almost paid by rent. d..
ID Smeaton, Barker block. $40 %
l.. RICE CO, Real Estate. g5
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

HARDWARE clerk, experience at least three
- years, references given If necessary. L 81,
Bee office. $40 25t
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

ENOR SALE-A weekly newspaper in a live
town, 20 miles from Omaha. A paying
business. Has a good Omaha advertising
patronage. Circulation 600. Address, L. 20, Bee
office. S7 25+
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25
EoR sALE-Lot in Geises' ado. near Saunders

A S OWNERS disagree. a lot 60Xl 80, three
IA blocks from South Omaha depot, must be
sold; is a bargain at 1880; requires 1900 cash.
ID. ID. SmeatOn, Barker block. T66 20
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

WANTED-A good baker at once. 2iO5 Cum.
w ings st. s6S-25s
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

"ANTED-Good office boy that can make
w himself useful and write n fair hand.
Address in own hand writing with references
3S, Bee Office; wages 500 per week. S5l-25
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

ENOR S~ALE-United States Mexican war vet
IL eran land certificate 100 acres. Address j.
S. Brown, Galveston, Texas. ISL q
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

ENO SALE or ~trade-Lands and town prop
IL erty in Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado and other
states want merchandise, cattle and horses gen
eral exchange business transacted; corresponds
ence solicited. L. A. English, a Co, YORK, Neb'
130a2O
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

d.3j0'wiu buy 100 acres four miles from Long
- Pine. Neb.. running water. 30 acres broke,
house and furniture. span good horses, new har,
you want this outfit talk quick. Must sell &C
count sickness. Agent Wells Fargo q GO. ES-
press. Gus 20
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

-fV"T
% lots in b. & NJ. Park add TO South Omaha,
clear of inoumbrance, perfect title.
2 quarter sections of school land in Kossuth
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

BLACKSMITH shop for rent or sale with tools
ID or without, residence on same property.
Address ID. Barratt, Springfield, Neb. 1855 26*
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

no S~ALE-Clean hardware stock of 81, 800,
IL well located in southeastern Nebraska. One
third real estate, balance cash and time. Lock
Box 20, Fairbury, Neb. 5l 2St
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

mol SALE-or eXchange-We have some good
IL Omaha real estate and Nebraska farms
which we will sell cheap or trade for stocks of
clothing. furnishing goods, dry goods, boots and
shoes. groceries or hardware. schlesinger Bros,
64 s. 10Th st. 33sal2
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

II .OST-Large white setter dog, yellow ears,
IL new collar with license tag 3s7; will pay $40
for return or information leading TO recovery.
Frank Cross, 93 Park ave, city. 6I 20
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

"ANTED-Man and wife for private family,
w wife must be n good cook and laundress.
Mrs. Brega, 3l6 S. 18th. Tele. SS4. $40 26t
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

HOUSES and lots to e~xchange.for farms. IL
IL X. Hendee, III s. 10th st. S62 20
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25
FOR RENT-HouSES.

EoOR RENT-The lower story of house at No.
IL 207 s. oath, 4rooms and 3 closets and large
air, gas and electric bells, cellar and sodded
yard, on car line. 100
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

no SALE-Property on Sherman avenue,
II Paddock place, at Sl2j per foot. Match 1t
If you can, NJ. A Upton Il 90. 7T6 81
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

DOR SALE-Four-room house and lot in Bur
IL dette Court, near corner Burdette and BOTH
SITS, 81, $50, $500 cash, balance monthly payments.
Wallace, Creighton block. 29I2i
7 L. RICE 4 CO., Real Estate. els
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25

nor SALE-Hotel lease and fixtures. doing
l. good business. Address II, Bee Office.
Sll-25+
Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25
FOR EXCHANGE

II near Central City, Neb. afor stock of mer-
chendise. Joe a. Hays, Central City, Neb: