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CIarkson Denies 10.

WAsuISGToS, Dec. GA reporter Of the
Associated Press called on Hon. j. s.
Clarkson, at Wormley's Hotel today, and
asked what truth there was in the report
recently published that he had been ten
dcrcd by the President-elcct, the position
Of Secretary OF the Interior. Mr.. Clarkson
said: III it Is worth while TO deny any
such improbable rumor, you may say there
is no truth in il whatever. | have not
been rendered that or any other position By
PrCsidcnt-elect. Harrison, nor had any COM
munication or conversation with him on
any such subject. Nor have had the
slightest intination as to the personnel OF
The cabinet. have made no changes in
my business or newspaper at Dcs Moinos,
nor do contemplate doing 80. am East
10 attend the final meeting OF the National
Committee and help 10 settle up the bust.
ness which will take ten days, when cx-
poet to 90 home aud settle down TO Nv
work, which | have neglected Ion The last
ak months"
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ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 5-fhe joint scB-
sion Of the National aud Southern For.
c Try Congress Is In scd n 10 lay. The
Hon c. u. plnglc, Of Georgia, WIS chair
man Of the National. and cx.Gov Bullock,
chairman ol the Southern Congress. There
was a Joint session Of the two bodies to-
night, q, which an address Of welcome was
delivered by Gov. Gordon. Among The
delegates ars Gen. Grccly m number
OF leading men from different States.
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REWARD $50, 900.
SPORTING MATTERS.
Tho Absorption Of tho American Jockey
Club by the Now York Club.

Tho Absorption Of tho American Jockey
Club by tho Now York Club.
NV YonK, Dec. D. 1t IL said the No
sorption oi the American Jockey Club by
the New York Club will soon be- effected.
The papen necessary 10 thc deal are nov
in preparation but have not been passed
yet, aud the parties In interest decline 10
make public the details Of the Transaction.
In general way. however, they nrc like
this Tho New York Jockey Club, In
which J. H. Morris h the moncycd man,
aud Of which Leonard W. Jerome il prcsi.
dent, will take possession Of jerome Park
next spring and holdits first meeting there
on the usual dates II the American Jockey
Clubs meeting. Tho New York Jockey
Club In the deal will assume al the Amer.
lean Jockey Clubs obligations rs 10 stakes
already closed and 10 close, aud undertake
10 carry out next spring o. liberal pio.
gram o. tie American Jockey Club bad
Intended a. offer. Whether the conB0i
dated clubs tior the deal virtually amounts
90 q c0n.olidationl will race under thc
name Of the American Jockey Club ~ the
New York Jockey Club N not yet m.
nounccd. Alter the spring meeting jc-
rouo Park IN 10 be- abandoned, and the
fall meeting Of the consolidated club Will
be held az tho new track nov building In
Wcslchofior.
The New York Jockey Club, 10y going
into This Arrangement. N q distinct gamer.
~ Il secures u place In the Eastern circuit
OF racing associations, both Tor the coming
claahing Of dates with other clubs nov
holding meetings. IL new track could
hifdly be- got ready for n spring meeting Ia
1850, M there IL much work still 10 be- done
on H. The grand stand. the largest aud
finest structure VI the kind in The world,
Mil nrlhnllN hn lnIllnI Lv lhn lr.I nl
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nc.rri i.nnd EntrIea.

CmyESyr, wyo., Dec. o. In the ,oa'-
ter Of dty.nyo desert land entries held Tor
cancellation by the General Land Office
decisions were rendered yesterday by
Register Wilson aud Receiver Garrad, 81
the Cheyenne Land lice, VA ella an = |
Glly.onc Of the enl -, cuvcriny 5000
nrr,.l. anil disniss four. fOIty.six ol The
,ntry,ncn live In New York, Mtsachusol =
aud New Jcncy; i've in Wyoming anl
fur clnnO! bc louna. The entries WCrc
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The Republican NntIennI tommIticc.

WAsnINGroN, Dec. 5.-The Executive
Committee Of the Republican National
Committee held a meeting here today at
the National League headquarters. There
were present. Chairman. NJ. S. Quay;
vice-C Chairman, J. S. Clarkson; Treasurer,
W. W. Dudley; John G. New. A. L. Con.
ger, q. 4. Hobart, Samuel Fcsscndcn, g..
Il. Davis, ]. Manchester Haynes, and
William Cassius Goodloc
The only business transacted was the
settlement Of accounts with the several
bureaus and campaign speakers.
Tho subject OF the disputed districts In
West Virginia and other States has not
thus far been discussed. Another meet
ing will probably be held tomorrow.
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snoei. q ncsre ln ..ll.pelss.e.

srcri D U.IHhh Va Tie Appeal
CorrEnmuE, Miss, Dec. Civilian
johnson q nrmcr, who resides near Coles
Greek In palhown County, became In
yolyed ina dispute with negro labocr
about some cotton last Monday After q
frw words had passed between thcm Dies,
the negro, dncw his pistol aud shot the
farmer In the heel. Mr.. johnson then
drew his revolver aud fired on bis sable
the bullc. striking him In the
abdomen aud inlIeIing a dangerous Mound.
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oARLEY ooBBLED.

Detective Armstrong Goes 10 Water
Valley After Him.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WsrrR Valley. Mis-. Dec. b.-Dolcc.
tive Armstrong Of Memphis arrived here TO-
day, armed with a rcquisiion and arrested
Garlcy Brown, prominent citizen,
charged with being accessory TO the muir
der Of Willie Tisdoll, who died In your city
last Summer, while giving birth 10 a pcm.
AZURE child. Brown "a indicted Jointly
with q. T.. Rombcrger, the Superintendent
oi the Water Valley NILS. who fed when
TnE APPEALS exposure II bis completely
in the crime was made known here.
Brown protests his innocence and Is conf.
dent OF acqutial.
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made in the interest of Thomas Sturgs,
the Union Cattle Company aud the
Goshen Hole Irrigating Company, of this
Territory. In each case the defense
moved to dismiss for lack Of jurisdiction,
but the motions were oyerrulcd. The
land which will be opened for individual
settlement embraces one of the finest dis
tricls in Eastern Wyoming, and is all avail
able Ms farming lands,
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THE While CAPS.
Difficulty In Securing Indictments aud
Witnesses.

DluCult} IN otcuflut luule sulohth uuA
Witnesses.
CINcfyNAti, o., Dec. 5.-Tho Attorney
General Of the State Of Ohio was here 10.
day In consultation with the Prosecuting
Attorneys Of Brown and Adams Counties
upon the best means Of SURPRISING the
White Caps. The Prosecuting Attorneys
presented the difficulties such asexicna,e
organization, which would make It nearly
impossible 10 obtain Grand Jury that
would inlicl; trouble in securing VII
ncsscs, and the inability Of tho counties TO
employ detective talent II Is regarded ~
proper Ia investigate one or two incOu o.
rated otdcm in those counties with n view
g. seeing whether their charters should
not BE- revoked. Il ~ probable that tic
State will supply tho money Tor the om.
ploymcni 81 detectives, aud that oyory
possible effort viii BE- made 10 stop the
dissficciui laNloHncss. Meantime warn
ing. are nyiug everywhere. BcIkcs Who
ID hero in museum. WIS warned today 10
leave thc MUSEUM, and smith, Of the pO-
lice force, has received a notice.
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rosimss,er. Appointed.

WAsnINGT0N, Dec. 6.-P0stmaslos ap-
pointed today-Tenncssec Jacob u. Haul.
sell, fosnary, Washington County; Geo.
W. Nelson, Chumlia, Knox County.
Mississippi John ID. Simmons, Chico
apa, Ponioloc County; Frank Baywcll,
Grcenbmnch, Winston County; Joseph T..
Bccson, Pcotc, Grenada County.
Arkansas A. $. Sorrcll, Champaigncllc.
Union County; Jacob A. Mcdaniel, Horse
head, Columbia County.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06
LfrnI Compilea,,ors Nav rn,le.

BALuNone, Nd, Dec b. Cow jock.
son las. night made a curiou, mislak
In fixing the date for tho hanging Of
Isaac keenan, he had 4 calendar Of 1883
before him, aud, running bis finger down
The column, fixed upon February ~
Eighteen hundred AMI eight y-n'nc not
b'Iug leap year, there h 100 February ~,
AMI s0ir legal complra'ions may cnsuc.
The dsl", NJ sent last night, was changed
10 Mach !.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06

AuuANp. Wis, Dee. 1.-Whilc Joscph-
inc pcnomic aged liitcen, and her sister,
Frances aged nine, Nth their cousin, liza.
zic Dcuomic, were walking on tho iee-
covered surface Of Bad River. near Oda-
nah, yesterday, the icc gave way aud tho
three girls wvrv ptucipilacd into tho
water Their cries Tor help attracted the
attention Of Thomas Coni"cun, q laborer.
who was working on thr hank. and no
succocde1 viii, slt~ dt.I'r in rcscuing
lAkEie p,nomic. T.' .r te" girls were
diOwnco
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next month, Tho building of the stables,
clubhouse, paddock sheds and the various
appurtenanCes OF the track will probably
take all summer, but tho track will GER
tainly be ready for the two weeks meeting
in October, which will wind up the racing
season in this State,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06
RAILROAD RUMBLINGs.
Another I,ig scbcnc.

CuIcAdo, Dec. 6-Thc Times this morn
ing says; II ia reported that Eastern capj-
talists have been for some time consider
ing scheme that Is Of much greater mag
nitudo than the collapsed clearinghouse
arrangement II provides for the creation
OF syndicate, which ia to secure con-
trolling interest In all Western roads aud
manage them as one system. A gentleman
we'll informed in railroad affairs, but who
prefers to be nameloss in thus connection,
said yesterday: This clearinghouse
scheme, or whatever may bo substituted
for IL, Is intended 10 be Only makc.shilt
"a temporary affair put forth rs a icclcr,
YOU might say-somothing 10 prepare
the public mind Tor the introduction Of a
broader and more effective plan for put
Ting an end TO rate wars and rovolulioniz-
ing railway management | happen
10 know that the ultimate aim and
purpose OF the capitalists who have
been in consultation in New York is To
form great railroad syndicate aud mass
all the roads west OF Chicago and 81. Louis
under one controlling power The organ.
izaliou is TO be- n gigantic stock company,
and stockholders will he guaranteed say q
per cent. on their stock, 80 that while IL
will amount practically 10 consolidation
OF all the roads, It will in reality be nothing
moro than u leasing Of all the lines. There
is no law against leasing railroads, and uu.
oil there Is such law Il can not bc urged
that there is anything Illegal in the
scheme. do not know how soon II will
bc put into operation, and presume the
projectors have not decided that point, but
that IL has not been abandoned am sure
Rates could bo made lower than they are
at present because they would hc uni-
form. There would be no competition,
aud fast trains could bo established Just
where there was u demand Tor them, aud
there would bc no rivals 90 rush In aud
Kill the profits of the business 10y dividing
Il up into inlnilo similar proportions"
President X. r. Gable, ui the Rock ISL
and, was asked what hc thought II the
proposed plan. 81 haycnot considered II"
lac replied "ln fact don't knowanylhing
about such plan, except that something
of the Kind has been limited NJ In the gossip
from the East don't believe there II
any truth In IT,"
President &. r. Perkins, of the Chicago,
burlington & Quincy, passed through the
city yesterday on his WAY lo Boston. lie
declared that hc had heard nothing about
the proposed combination aud felt no in
tcrcst IN tho matter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. b-1ho work
OF iumigaliug and distinction goes yigor-
ou-ly forward. Since Monday morning
about as houses have been iumigalcd and
their infected bedding destroyed. Official
bulletin New eases, 4, death, IL. A..
Padolph. Total cascs. 4, 7Oli total deaths,
Az.
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THE GOVERNOR AND GEN. PETERS.
The Former Tells Why He Cannot
Grant the Roqulsition.

The Former Tells Why He Cannot
Grant the Roqulsition.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 5.-lour cor
respondent today asked Gov. Taylor what
action he had taken in regard to the requi-
sition asked for by Attorney-Gencral Pc.
tens, Of Shelby County, for certain men in
st. Louis. 81 have done nothing In the
matter, and il stands this way Attorney.
General Peters made application TO mo for
a requisltion upon the Governor Of Mis-
souri, for Brown, Grniz and the others,
members Of mercantile firm in st. Louis.
In that application IL Is stated that these
men stand indicted for misdemeanor
committed in Shelby County, by selling
cotton baggng contrary 10 the laws Of Tcn-
nesscc, and that they had He'd the
State aud are now iugitiycs from
justice. In answer, ihcse men say
by their attorney 9 At they have
never lived in the State ~ only ono mann
Der OF the firm had been IN the Htatc Of
Tennessee. In addition the law provides
that the Governor shall issue his rcquisi-
ton upon indictment of crime. The Su.
preme Court has decided that a INSIDE.
incanor IL not q crime. have been too
busy with the Third Congressional Dis
trict case 10 look into the matter rs fully
as ] expect 10"
There has been some spirited CORE.
spondence between Gov. Taylor aud At
tornoy.Gcncral Peters, but il has not been
made public.
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The Bichmond a Dan,liis.

RicuuoSD, Va. Dec 5.-rho annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Rich
mond 4 DanyiIIc Railroad Company wis
held here today. A resolution was
adopted looking IN the issuance Of q, 500.
Oh IA cquipm0nt trust bonds. The fol
iow.hg op'cors wera eiected Tor tho cnyu-
ing tcrmi President George $. Scott,
Board 81 Directors John II. lnmnn. Sam.
ucl Thomas, Calvin = llricc, John a..
Moore, Harris g. lHhncsiock. George D.
Stone. John ~. Paul. John A. Ruthcr-
ford. Charles VI. McGhcr, John s. liat-
bour, j. G. Mahcn aud samuel \. Ingram.
Tic lease II the Georgia Pacific Railroad
by the President aud Board Of Directors
was confirmed.
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Nav Yogg, Dec 5.-Thc trial suit of
tho Car Trust against the Iron Mountain
Railroad for $4,000 interest ON leased
railroad ears, wis today continued In the
United States Circuit Court. President
Jay Could Of the Iron Mountain system,
was not present. aud Judge Dillon, his
counsel, said Mr.. Gould would not be-
called to testify NJ present owing 10 the
pccarious condition oi his wife.
Secretary H. J. Reeves, vi the Car Trust,
testified 10 the demands made tor payment
by the trustees.
Several oi the Iron Mountain officials
arrived from 81 Louis this morning To
testify.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ONHAEiA.

=. Adyei tisements under this head, F cents per
nne for the first insertion. cents for each sub
sequent insertion, and u.O line per month.
NO advertisement taken for less than % cents
for the first insertion. Seven words will be
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ly and must be paid n advance. All advertise
ments must be handed In before 30 O'Clock p.
m, and under no circumstances will they be
taken or discontinued by telephone.
Parties advertising In these columns and hav.
Ing the answers addressed in of the Bee,
viii please ask for a check to enable them TO
get their letters, none will be delivered except
on presentation OF check. All answers to ad-
vertsements should be enclosed In envelopes.
. All advertisements In these columns are pub
nshea IN both morning and evening editions OF
more than GOO papers daily. and gives the ad-
vertsers the benefit, not only Of the city circu-
Lincoln, and other cities and towns throughout
this part of the west,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16
Notice Of INCORPORATION.

ITO Whom 1t May Concern; Notice is hereby
l. given that ",The Bee Buildng Company"
has filed in the Office OF the county clerk OF
Douglas county. Nebraska, articles OF incorpor-
alton. The principal place of transacting its
business is at Omaha, in Douglas county and
state OF Nebraska.
The general nature of its business is to
acquire own hold lease, mortgage, sell and
convey real estate erect buildings and improve
ments upon the same. for renting such real
estate, sc.
100000. ten per cent Of which to be paid at the
time of subscribing for the same, and the re.
mainder as required by the board OF directors.
The corporation commenced January 18th, A.
d. 1883, and will terminate the 10Th day Of jan
uary, A. d. 1888.
The highest amount Of indebtedness or liabil-
ity to which the corporation shall at any time
subject itself is two-thirds Of the capital stock
issued.
The business affairs of the corporation are to
be conducted by a board of directors OF five
members who shall select from their number
president, secretary and treasurer.
EDWARD ROSEwATER,
MAX MEYER,
GEO. Is. TZSCHUCK,
BRUNO TZSCHUCK.
HENRY A HASKELL.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16
LOST.

T OST-RBccoon with chain, from 2n0 8. 18th
IL street. Reward on returning same. 99l-l5i
T OST-Somewhere between Morse s dry goods
Il j store and 9Th ST., a small silver watch and
gold fob chain, with the name Addie g; stephen
In side of case. Leave at Bee Office and receive
reward. go -. sjoT1 Gf3
T OST-Black horse, star in forehead, one hind
IL foot white. about six years old. Reward for
return. owen Haley, near CathoHc cemetery,
South Omaha. ''--T' - SIT ISL .
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16
aaIl--
STORAGE.

NEW YORK Storage Co. have most extensive
~ facilities for storage Of furniture, pianos,
buggies, general merchandise, west OF New
York. Cash advances to any amount; ware
house receipts given; goods insured; brick
building-6re-proOf; special arrangements for
commission merchants. Call New York Storage
Co., Capitol ave and N. 10Th st., Benefits block
3s3
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

SPOT cash for furniture stoves. househol
y goods at III North 18th st OrR & CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

WTANTED-We have customers who want to
w buy houses and lots, and cannot suit.
List your property with us. Cooperative Land
d Lot Co, 205 10th st. 9H 10
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

T Il. SMITH, the expert bookkeeper, gives
Os instructions in bookkeeping and assists in
procuring situations Room Hs. Range block.
723 15e
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

WANTED-To buy short time paper. j. w.
w Gross. at G. Z. Mayne's office. 18th and
Harney. 2S5
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16
SUBURBAN TRAINS.

Running between Council Bluffs and Albright
In addition to the stations mentioned, trains
stop at Twentieth and Twenty-fourth streets
and at the Summit in Omaha.
Westward.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16
BUSINESS 6HANces.

pANCH of 100 acres with house. oarns, cribs.
~ large sheds. etc. everything complete for
stock.raising and feeding. N. Barns, Central
City, Neb, l0l 2ls
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

I OANS made on real estate. Cash on hand
II W. NJ. Harris over sao 8. 18th st. s73
MONEY to loan on improved city property at
N1 lowest rates. Cash On hand. First mort
cages negotiated. r. +. Seaver, room IL, cham
Der of commerce. 29i
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

DARTlES having bankrupt stock for sale, or
Il persons who wish to close out their stocks
for cash, may ind buyer by addressing w. X,
Windsor Hotel Lincoln Neb. 500 Isl
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

FOR Observation-Disclosures.
NOR RENT-Clean beds 81 to S1.50 per week,
IL 5C2 South 18th st, up stairs. 10S II
INARM for rent, well improved, 10 miles from
IL Omaha, $50 acres, mostly grass. Low cash
rent. J. II. Cue, 1913 N. 18th ST., Omaha S2j 49,
E,OR RENT-Barn, 1921 Chicago st.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

SPLENDID business opening, 80 room hotel
~ located in best town west of Omaha. Ad-
dress Hoilday Halderman. room 8 and Mich
elson blk, Grand Island, Neb. $40 25t
LNOR SALE-First-class boarding house near
~ p. o., rooms all occupied; good cause for
selling. X AZ Beepfice. 153f25
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

MUNEY 10 loan, cash on nand. no delay. J.
lYl W. and r. L. Squire, 1<l3 Farnam ST. pax.
ton hotel building. 372
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

XXANTED-we have purchaser for O lot
w with elegant g-10 room house, centrally
located. Paulsen Co.. 1911 Farnam st, room 8.
945 10
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

RENSON n CARMICHAEL furnish complete
- and guaranteed abstracts Of title to any
short notice. The most complete set Of abstract
books in the city. No. 1919 Farnam st. 1856
MIDLAND Guarantee and Trust Co.. 1905
N1 Farnam street-COmplete abstracts fur
nished, and titles to real estate examined. per.
fected and guaranteed. 3S6
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

STANDARD Horse and Cattle Food is Just the
- thing to feed your horse at this time of
year. Seven pounds for 81. Manufactured by
+. L. Sanborn Co., 1703 st. Mary's ave. For
sale everywhere. 105 II
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16
MiscgL TANEOUs.

STANDARD Stock Linfinent is the best thing
- of its kind in existence for cuts. bruises,
+. Sanborn and Co., 1TU3 st. Mary ave. 100 IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

IT OOK this up--A real estate loan, collection
IL and insurance business for sale. with
complete set Of abstract books OF Seward
county Neb., correct and written up to date.
safes desks ofice furniture, etc, and will be
ney. County seat. Address Hamlin Bros.
Seward, Neb. S94 1gj
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

NOR SALE-Lumber aud coal business. Not
a one yard in twenty. as convenient or as
well located doing good business. Address j.
w. Quatkenbush, Greenwood, Neb.
. Jplg ttHJa 3s2 mch i5s
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

LNOR SALE-1o, s2j names of farmers and tax
L payers In the staA OF Nebraska; 4,gUT
names or farmers and taxpayers in Iowa.
rare chance FOR advertisers sending out circu-
.ars. Address, l. W. Hughes, IRA s. 18th st.
Omaha Neb. a., I;Sg Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

n. II. JOHNSON, cistern builder. wells bored
" and dug, 400 N 3oth ST.. Omaha, Neb.
600 mch21s
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

LNOR SALE-Photograph car doing big busi-
/ H. mesa. Big bargain. For further particu.
lars address w. J.Koon, Rising City, Neb. G93IT
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

LNORSALE-Drug stock. As fine location as
~ there Is in the city. Clean stock, Invoice
aboutsT8U. Part cash Part In good real es-
tate or secured notes. NJ. A. Upton n Co. 10th
st, opp. Chamber OF Commerce. 45l
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

CLfFTON place bargains north nanscom
~ place, choice lots on Mason street sale or
rade. j. l.. Rice 4 Co. gls Is
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1e 1888

| WANTED-Good rartns IN exchange for
w, W. Omaha propcrty.rS. c. spotswood. 3oSH
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

uAwLEY House. North Platte. .Neb. for sale.
On account Of the death or my wife will
sell the property on easy terms. Address john
Hawley, North Platte, Neb. 773mgs
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

NIANTED--Compe men to canvass for
w the sale Of the Blodgett Button Hole At
tachment for sewing machines in the city and
country. The most practical and best selling
attachment in the world. General agent wanted
IN every city. Address Moore Bros, Manufac-
turing Co., S0ls Market ST., Chicago Ill. 9S0-15j
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

A T one half value the Stltire contents Of siN.
"A room house. No lSff Corby street. This
furniture is Just as good as new and includes
splendid new organ. Qny a small cash pay
ment required balance Very easy. n. T.. Cole
n b. cor 18th and Dougl1s. T1.l6
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-16

TINHE only cook book is Silver Creek Coal 2i3
l. S14th, JET w. Bedford. t.4, TQ42g