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Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Skates
FOR GIRLS AND LADIES


A fine polished, solid steel skate, double
screw, patent lever, russell leather
heel straps nickle plated, heel caps,
regular SIPS our price. 79t
HERE is A BEAUTY--A very fine solid
steel skate. Fun Ncklo plated, russet
leather heel straps, double screw pat
ent lever. regular S2.00 skate, our
price,. ...... ...... ............a.1!
OUR BEST-A very fine Hardened Steel
Skate, Extra Heavy Ncltle Plated, in
full, russet leather heel straps, double
screw, patent lever. sells regular from
800 to $3.50, our price. ............... Les
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

SPECIAL LOTS FOR MONDAY.
LOT NO 1-Comprising wool novelties, silk
and wool novelties and mohairs, in checks,
stripes, boucles, coverts, mixtures, etc,
goods that sold earlier In the season as
high as S5c 75c and Csc yard; all go Mon
day at.. ............. Soc
LOT NO. 2-Including all wool and silk and
wool novelties, in plaids, broken checks.
bouces and rough effects in number
OF different styles; sold as high as Csc,
59c and soc; all go Monday at. ........ soc
LOT NO. 3-In this lot YOU will see goode
that would be cheap at 5pc, In mixtures,
changeabe effects. checks. oyershot
weaves all high grade goods. phenomenal
bargains all go Monday yat.............2 .25c
All our $1,000, $780, $1,000 and $25.0O suits,
latest novelties, this seasons styles; all
on sale Monday at...................{ $1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Sheet Music.

GRAND SHEET MUSIC SALE
Monday morning we will place on our
counters 1000 copies of sheet music at Sc
per copy; none of this comes in our regu-
lar cheap edition. The lot comprises both
vocal and instrumental 1t is all high grade
copyright music. slightly soiled. Such com
po9ers' works as Ketterer Lange. Lysberg,
Schubert GODDARD. Burgmuller Tschaikow-
sky Morey, Hoffman and hundreds of others.
Call and see for yourself. This music is
not catalogued, so cannot mail any to out
ot-town customers.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Furniture.

We have no need 10 offer any apology
for the prices we ask. They are low enough,
and no sophlstry OF better work or better
finish can tempt us to increase the profit.
An oak combination case. 6 feet inches
high, 2 feet 10 inches wide, 12 inches deep,
has glass door, French bevel mirror, adjueta-
BILE shelves for books, also shelf In large
cabinet. The desk is fitted with pigeon
holes, and will aid you in making yours or
your friends home more comfortable. Our
price is s9.S5.
India seats, $3.50; oak rockers, 81 90 and
$3.50; large arm rockers, $225; wool top
oak chairs S5c large bamboo music rack,
1896
Be sure and look over our elegant new
line OF rockers.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
SheetingS

Prices Lower than Mil Prices.
5000 yards 26-inch Arrow brand. ...... 4c
5000 yards 36-inch bleaohed muslin. 4lAc
5000 yards 36,inch Fruit Loom and
Lonsdale...,.. ....,. ...,,..... ...,.5A c
800 yards ga bieached Pepperell sheet
lHs''.s.. ''''''''s'.'''f.. ...'....,,,. lac
500 yards Si bleached Pepprel sheeting 12c
500 yards 5-4 unbieaehed Pepperell
sheeting ........., ......,........7,ac
600 yards GA unbleached Pepperell
sheeting...... ............ ........... lOe
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Black Dress Goods

S6-inch all wool black serge, usually sell
Tor oSc, at, at,.,.,.....,,r....'... zoe
A 40-inch fine silk finished all wool Hen
rietta, cut from SOC, at................3 39c
10 more pieces 4s-inch all wool mohair fin
ished serge. regular s100 quality, for. Soc
A 40-lnch all wool lizard cloth, mohar fn-
ished, regular 79c quality for. ....... soc
Our sl.5O, $500. $3.50 Black Mohair canisch
Cloth, all for. yard
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Ladies' Skirts.

In black figured materials, lined with
taffeta, s2.9s.
Ladies' undersklrts, all wool, .l.OO.
Breakfast shawls, 25c.
Print wrappers, SOC.
Fleece lined wrappers, y100, y1.25, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Just Received

500 dozen Mems Fine Neckwear for Holiday
Trade at 25c, soc 75c and s1.0O,
500 dozen mems silk initial handkerchefs.
25c and soc
An elegant line OF silk umbrellas at low
prices.
See our line OF mems muflers for Christ
mas presents.
We are showing an elegant line OF mems
dogskin driving and walking gloves.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Clearing Out Sale of
CloakS and Cap eS.

All the stock of II. Black G Co. included
In this sale.
A plush cape, 25 inches long, lined with
silk and trimmed with fur, at S2.9S.
A double cloth cape, q inches long, at
$2.9S.
A black chevot jacket, high storm collar,
new sleeve and cuff, box front, at 1898.
A black jacket, rough material, trimmed
with large and small pearl buttons, inlaid
velvet collar. The regular price of this gar
ment is $3.50, clearing out price Si9S.
A heavy boucle jacket, trimmed with ker-
sey bands, arctic collars, new box front,
half lined with silk, our regular $1,000 jacket,
clearing sale price $6.9S.
A plain kersey new style, trimmed with
large and small pearl buttons, clearing sale
price only $3.50.
$50 jackets, the cream of the market, in
Guiding French boucle, Irish frieze English
Astrakhan, imported Kersey, lined with
taffeta silk, made up in the latest improved
STYLE your choice at 1898.
Electric seal capes, front and collar Of
martin, heavy satin lining, worth $500, at
$3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Fresh Roasted Coffee

lbs. Golden Rio Coffee roasted. ....... 81 .0t
High grade Java and Mocha, per lb..... 30C
Crushed Java and Mocha 15c and...... .17AC
Spider Leg Japan Tea, only. 3SC
Extra fancy Japan Tea, only. y............ 800
Basket fired Japan, very choice. ........ 53C
Good uncolored Japan, 25c Csc and. -. lst
Japan Tea, Dust, only ly.................12h
Tho new Cereal Coffee per lb.n....... lOt
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Bibles and
Prayer Books

Testaments, zoe, 25c and 30c.
Prayer books, zoe to $500.
All styles Bibles, from soc to $1,000.
Prayer books for all denominations.
Bound books at 1Sc.
Bound books, gilt tops. 22c.
Raphel Tuck's elegant $3.50 and $40
books at $3.50 and S2.25 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

Cheese
Fish

Our fish department is the largest in the
country, If you want anything In fish call
and see us.
Fancy mackerei Norway bloater), nice
mackerel, 3 for................. ......10o
New Holland herring, per keg...........s 500
White fish, per Observation-Disclosures. 30
Cod fish, per lb.".,.................. 10
All kinds OF smoked fish,
Flnnan haddles and oysters fresh daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
New Evap0rated Fruits

Good Ralsins, per lb....................
New Muscatel Raisins. lbs. for. q
New California Peaches. es................. 6h
New California Prunes .,...............
Choice California Prunes only....... 81
New Seedless Raislns only.....,.....,.. ~
Choice New Pears nly................. Gh
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Grocery Bargains

| s5 LBS. LOUISIANA CRYSTALlZED
| SUGAR Observation-Disclosures ''''Si'oo
BEST MINNESOTA FLOUR, PER SACK 100
% lbs. fine Granulated Sugar. r.......... loo
York State apples, peeled, gallon cans. l3c
California Plums, 3-lb. cans ........... sc
California Peaches, 3-lb. cans. ......... SIC
Solid Packed Tomatoes, 3-lb cans....... 7lsc
New Sugar Corn, 2-lb. cans............. DC
10 lbs. Navy Beans for. or.................. 25c
10 lbs. Breakfast Oatmeal for. 25c
25-lb. sack whole wheat -four. .......... SOC
10 lbs granulEted corn meal............ 1Oc
lbs. extra fancy Japan Rice.......... 25c
3-lb. cans choice new pumpkin. 6Rc
Glib. cans Boston baked beans. s........... 7iAc
Pint bottle; Tomato Catsup. up............. SC
New Mustard Sardines. per can......... DC
New Sardines in oil, per can.........,. 3hc
Condensed Milk, per can, only.......... 7lac
New Self Raising Buckwheat only...... 3Ac
New Self-Raising Pancake Flour....... sac
10 lbs. pure Graham Flour only ......... 25c
Wheatel, the new breakfast food. 3Ac
Glycerine Toilet Soap per bar. 212c
Large pals Table Jelly................. 29c
Large Pals pure Table Syrup. ......... 45c
10 bars Laundry Soap for. or............... 25c
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Children'S
Long Cloaks.

In fancy mixtures, trimmed with braid
and buttons regular price $500, clearing
sale $2.4S
200 childrens Jackets, in fancy mixtures
and plain blue and black at $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Hardware Hardware
Buildin q Hardware
and Fine Tools

Before our spring stock arrives we wish
10 clean up odds and ends in locks, butts.
sash locks and lifts, drawer pulls, etc., also
. In fine tools-wil make prices that will sell
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Crackers

Best coda and oyster crackers. ......... Go
Ginger snape and milk crackers. s....,....7no
Oatmeal, Graham, and Lemon creams. SAC
English coffee cakes, G. M. cookies and
assorted jumbes....., ..,............. 100
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
One entire floor filled with
SOC Xmas
Gifts

Solid leather collar and cuff boxes, worth
SIPS, only soc.
Solid leather backing sets, complete, worth
$l.00, only soc.
Solid leather dressing cases, complete,
worth $780, only soc.
Plush work boxes, complete, worth SIPS,
only soc.
S1.00. only SOC.
Colluloid tie and glove boxes, worth sl0O,
only 50c.
Celluloid glove and handkerchief boxes,
worth S1.25, only Soc
Celuloid jewel cases, worth 81 25 only 50c
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
The Nail Combination
Knocked Out

FOR BOYS AND MEN.
fine ali steel skate. double screw, pat
ent lever worth Soc our price,. 2I
very fine full nickle plated, solid
steel, double screw, patent lever. G3
OUR BEST SELLER-A fine Hardened
Steel Runner, polished. patent, double
screw, lever worth Sl.25, our price. 75
ONE OF THE FINEST-A Fine Harden
ed Steel Runner full nickle plated,
double screw, patent lever, regular
$500 skate, our price. ...............s ..s1.1'
OUR BEST-A very fine Hardened and
Welded Steel Runner, extra heavy
nickle plated, In full double screw, pat
ent lever. a regular $500 skate, our
price. 49,. ...... ............ 16'
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
25c Xmas Gifts

Elegant silk garters, fancy buckles, satin
bows, all colors, each pair in glass box, regu-
lar S1.00 goods, on sale at Csc
Plush work boxes, worth soc, only Csc.
Plush work baskets, worth soc, only 25c.
Celuloid handkerchief cases, worth 50c,
only 25c
Celulod glove cases, worth 50c, only Csc
Combination pocketbook and card case,
worth soc, only s5c.
Fancy double head rests, worth 5Oc, only
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Xmas Books

The finest line in the city.
The largest and the cheapest.
Monday 2 toy books for 1c
Fancy picture and A, b, c books, 2hc. &c
and &c.
Elegant board back books &c, Zoe and 15c.
The finest line of 25c, SOC, 40c and SOC
line in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

A MATCHLESS SALE
OF MEMS AND BOYS
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
HAYDEN'S ARE HEADQUART
For Santa Claus and His Holiday Presents,
GRAnD OPENING
CONTINUES MONDAY
An endless Of Toys and Holiday Goods One floor filled with
Toys
CONTINUES MONDAY
An endless variety of Toys and Holiday Goods One

Dolls, in every size, at 1c, Sc, &c, Sc, 1Oc
and up to $780,
up to $500.
Toy dishes at sc, 1oc 15c, up to $3.50 per
set.
Toy Drums at &C. 47c, 7Sc, csc, up to
$500.
All kinds OF cards at 1c, sc, up.
1000 wagons, worth s1.50, for Soc.
Baby Shoe Flys, worth $1.50, at 63c.
Fancy celluloid articles cards. handker-
chief holders, ETC., at &c up.
Plush goods of all descriptions at 10c up.
Iron toys, banks, fire engines, ETC., at SC,
10c, 15c up to So
Tin toys at 1c, &c, &c, &c up to 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Xmas Purses
and PocketbookS.

so styles of ladies' combination pocket
books and card cases, with handkerchief
holder. 25c. worth soc.
20 styles fine all seal, Morocco, alligator,
etc, pocket books, worth sl,00, only Soc
so styles fine fancy mounted pocket-books
at 75c, 7Sc, S1.00, s1.25 and up to $500.
Gents fine wallets SOC up,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Silks I! Silks /!
Silks for Fancy Work.
Colored Dress Goods

All light and dainty shades in satin, Chin
silk brocade, India, crepes and fancy surah
in two lots ct 25c and 3gc.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

800 mems very fine imported Irish Frieze
listers and Patent Beaver and fine
Kersey Overcoats, blue, black and
brown colors, finished with raw edge,
elegantly lined with triple warp leather
cloth and Skinner best silk sleeve lin
ings, n value of $500, clearance sale
price ..................
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

Mems Odd Trousers, the greatest value
ever offered at $1.25, $2.25 and $3.25,
choice of over 5000 mems finest all
wool Pants that are worth and are
sold elsewhere for So to $3.50, clear
ance sale price $3.25, 1925 and. .....
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Xmas
Fancy Goods

Full length dresser scarf. f...............2 25
Full size splashers. ...... ................ Is
Full size tray cloths. Observation-Disclosures. 15t
Full size center pieces. es.................. so
Elegant head rests. .........1 .10c, 25c and 90
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

450 mems Irish Frieze Ulsters and Ker-
sey and Beaver Overcoats, the most
stylish cold weather garment ever
shown in this city, value of $500;
clearance sale price INSTRUMENTATION.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

$50 mems very finest imported and do
mcstic Worsted and fancy Rough
Scotch Cheyiots, newest and neatest
finest Italian and silk Innings, sack,
frock and double-brcasted sack styles,
the kind you pay $1G.50 to $3.50 for,
clearance sale price e.................
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

300 mems black, blue brown Fancy
Worsted and Cashmere Suits, in
double and single-breasted sack and
frock styles, as good n suit in every
way as the best $1,000 suit you could
buy elsewhere, clearance sale price.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

10 mems fine brown Auborn Melton
Suits, in double and single breasted
sack and frock styles, one of the most
satisfactory business suits we have
ever had the pleasure of offering, to
say the least, $3.50 value; clearance
sale price ....................
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Xmas
HandkerChiefS.

Elegant Initial Handkerchefs only SC.
Fine pure linen handkerchief, hemstitched,
only &c.
Dainty embroidered handkerchief only 1Oc.
Elegant embroidered handkerchiefs, worth
25c and Csc, only 15c.
Fine sheer all linen embroidered hand
kerchiefs, worth soc. only 25e.
Elegant sheer all linen hand embroid-
cred handkerchief, worth 800, only Soc
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

375 mems all wool Auborn Melton, Ker-
sey and Frieze Overcoats and listers,
in brown, black and blue, Skinner
satin sleeve lining leather cloth and
cashmere body lining, perfect in every
respect, value of $1,000 to $12.00,
clearance sale price e..................
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Xmas Pipes

Elegant briar pipes 25c, 35c and SOC.
Gcruine French briar pipes, with pure
amber STEM 75c to $3.50.
Elegant French briar, gold mountings, in
plush cases, worth $780, only $3.50.
A full line cigar cases, 25c up.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Hrrah for
Santa Claus!

Only two weeks left to choose.
your Xmas presents.
The first comers get the best choice.
A small list of good, suitable and inexpen'
sve gifts:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

Boys Double Breasted Suits, Junior and
Refer Suits, sizes to 16 years one
extra pair of SandOw double seat and
knee odd pants given away with every
suit Monday, all Knee Pants Suits at 4 @I
one-half price and less, $3.95, $3.50, Wv
$I15 and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Xmas NeckWear

Windsor ties and bows 25c.
The new colareae SOC, worth $1.0O.
Elegant neck ruffs, and collarettes at 75c
to $400
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

450 good durable Fancy Cheviot and
Cashmere Suits, in neat dark colors,
lined with heavy durable dark serge
cloth, Suits worth and sold elsewhere
for $3.50 10 5000, clearance sale price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-26
COAL HOLE AT LEON
Six Foot Shaft is Nearing the supposed
Vein.

The citizens of Leon and farmers Of
Butler county near by, are all ANXIOUS
ly looking down a depression in the
ground, made with the pick and shovel
1t was reported some time ago that a
twenty-fOur inch vein of coal had been
struck, full notice of which was given
in these columns. Since then Messrs
Dave Hawkins, and Edward J. Guy
have been digging a shaft upon the
spot where the coal was supposed to
have been struck.
Mr.. c. r. ChenOwith of Leon was in
town yesterday, and he stated to an
Eagle reporter that the hole was about
thirty-eight feet in depth. The loca-
ton Of the coal was about forty-four
feet, so it can be readily seen that they
are nearing a solution of the problem
The hole is six feet in diameter and
they are working in black shale
About two feet of soapstone was en-
countered before striking the shale,
and they had proceeded about a foot
into it. A vein of clay'was also en-
countered which assumed a hard and
glazed surface when burned. Whether
or not it is a good quality of potters
clay cannot be stated definitely but
Mr.. Chenoweth said that to all APP
quality of this variety of clay.
The hole is being sunk upon the prem
Uses of Abner Breibeck, Immediately
over the spot where coal was sup
posed to have been found Quite a
little excitement prevails among the
citizens, and offers TO bet upon coal
being found were plentiful. Mr.. Chen
oweth has been absent from his home
at Leon for some little time, and when
he returned expressed himself as quite
skeptical upon the prospect. But he
was promptly called upon TO put up
or shut up" upon the subject immedi-
ately.
There has been a large number Of
people from all over this state and
Oklahoma visiting the place, and it is
needless to say there will be a great
number more should coal be found in
paying quantities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-26
HERE ARE THE LADIES
New Committee Appointed for woman's
Relief Corpse.

Mrs, Helena Mason, president Wo-
mans Relief Corps, appointed the fol-
lowing committees for advancing the
objects ofthe order; to specially aid and
assist the Grand Army of the Republic;
TO perpetuate the memory of their he
roic deeds:
Relief committee-Ada r. Oliver,
chairman. First ward-AIrs. AlbeTtina
Schnitzler, Caroline Bruhn, Ellen Scott.
Ella Owens and Mary Marsden. Sec
ond ward-AIrs. NJ. Purdy, c. Schnitzler
and Margaret Sheppard. Third ward
Mrs. J. Hays. Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Knob
Ioch. and Edia Koplin. Fourth ward
Mrs. Rua SWope, NJ. Buckner, Jennie
futile and s. Thomas. Fifth ward
Mrs. NJ. g. Campbell, NJ. J. Rochelle,
Julia West ard Mrs. Thomas.
Sixth ward-Mrs. Sarah Mercer. An
ME AtchiSon, NJ. Bother and Mrs. Nc
henney.
Executive committee-AIrs. NJ. z. Lit
tie, chairman; Miss Sallie Payne, Mrs.
N. Lee, Kate Ely and NJ. L. STROBE.
Finance committee-Mrs. Z. J. La
Paz. chairman; Mrs Fannie Muller,
Una II. kesler.
Home and Employment-AIrs. NJ. J.
Rochelle. chairman; Jennie futile, n.
c. Campbell and 5. Thomas.
Conference.-The. r. J. La Paz. Una
NJ. Kesler. Lydia Sheppard, Margaret
Lee, NJ. L. Little.
Press rrespondent-Miss Sallie
PaVUra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-26

do they comprehend that Il is cost
ing them from 20 10 millions excegs
freight 70 route via Kansas City?
That through the utilization Of the
direct North and South lines that the
producers would be saved this amount?
That given an equal rate, mile for
mile. that if the southern outlet were
used. that this amount would be kept
in the hands Of the producer and that
the commerce would seek the outlet
that convention upon convention has
ciamOrsd for and which q generous gov
eminent has furnished.
shall these people sit idly by and
be deprived Of this princely sum?
1t would appear that they would
rise in their might and proclaim
through conventions called Tor the pur-
pose. for their rights and petition their
legislature and congress 10 rectify these
wrongs.
Il would think IL was the duty Of the
Commercial club 70 take the matter
up. II is well worth considering. No
one man can hope TO stem the tide IN
aided. for the support OF central and
western Kansas VIII be needed TO fight
the combines that hamper the com
merCial upbuilding Of this section of the
state
Given an equal freight rate. mile
for mile. Wichita 10 Galveston. based
on the rate Of Wichita 10 New York
City. the rate would be less than %
cents per 100 pounds. rate that would
allow the exporters at Galveston TO pay
the producer from 3 10 > cents per bush
81 more for their corn than they are re-
ceiving today.
There is directly tributary 70 Wich-
tia nine of the best corn producing
counties of Kansas with a population
of 200. 600 people and with surplus corn
crop which paid for on an equitable
freight rate would leave in the hands
Of the farmers an incalculable sum"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-26
WHERE THEY COULD GO
Few Locations P,o.eu Ont for Prominent
Wichita People.


Mrs Ouimby, to New Jerusalem Ohio
Mrs. Lease, 10 ElizabethtOwn. Mary
land.
Farmer Doolittle. to Idlewild. sum
ner county.
Judge Campbell to Beer City. No
Man ISLAND.
George Douglass 10 sledge Hammer.
Ark
Harry Lockwood. to keystone. Okla
John Fisher to Oyster Bay, Mich.
George Locke 10 Key, Cloud county,
Kan.
0. 3. Stocker TO Matrimony, y. C.
Gus SaUr 10 Sweet Springs. No.
Miss Smoke to Apple, Argentine Re-
public.
Don s. Colt to Mare Island. Cal
David Winters, TO Summer Island,
Scotland.
+. W. swab to Cannon, Conn.
Fred Sweet TO Bitter Greek, Wyo.
J. NJ. Dennis 10 Eli, Wash.
Thornton Sargent 10 Soldier City,
Kan.
Nat Round TO Circleville, o.
Judge Glenn to Iron Mountain, Mo.
c. 3. Thatcher to Sla ter, Mo.
Charley Hunter TO Turkey Greek,
Oklahoma.
Sam Slower, to Cowpen, Ala.
Dr. Creditor TO Pay-up, Ga.
Colonel Taylor. to The Needles. Cal.
Jesse Haymaker, 10 Meadow Lawn,
Kentucky.
Jim Beard TO Barber county. Kan.
J. a. Bishop, 10 Mitreville, Califor-
mia.
sam Mountain to Paurs Valley. L T.
J. X. Sawyer to Elm Mills, Barber
county,
Colonel Bird TO Hawks Nest, W. Va.
DR.. Pratt to Medicine Ladge, Kan.
Judge McCandless, to Blackstone,
Sumner county.
Henry Corn 10 Peck, Sumner county.
John Young TO Antiquity. ..
Charlie Poole TO Round Pond. o. 7.
Jack Richardson to Dickson, Ill.
DR.. Hoss 10 OatviIle, this county.
John Farmer to Wheatfield, Ill.
Weather Observer Johnson ITO Storm
Lake, Ia.
George Matthews, to- Rain River,
MINI.
A. T. Carpenter to Planewood, y. j.
Lilly, the tailor, TO Posey county, Ind.
Henry Fellows TO Wagon Wheel Gap.
Colo.
Mcdaniel, the dog catcher, TO Bologna
Italy.
Hurbert Child TO Kidville. Ky.
George Steel 10 Flint, Mich.
Charlie Nosbacher. to Missouri.
Ed Goldberg to SlvertOn. Colo.
| Henry Shad to Sturgeon Lake. MINI.
j. f. Churchward 10 Cathedral City,
Cal.
Andrew Ketchum, 10 Postum Hollow.
Missouri.
Mo.
!. y. Singer to Alto. Ga.
HOffin Baker to Cakes. Penn.
Rev Black to White Church, Dakota.
Auctioneer Joe Arnold 10 Yellville,
Ark
City Engineer Jackson, to Jackson's
| Hole. Idaho.
DriIler Austin TO Gas City. Ind.
/. G. Sheets 10 Fort Pillow, Ky.
Fritz Schnitzler to Skeleton, o. T.