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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : .MONDAY. JUNE 25. 18Sa
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yon , for u few years fit least
* rather look ntUie firmament
from the underside.
*
YOU CAN DO IT
* by observing the laws of health *
nml resorting to that cheat the
* grave medicine *
, WARNER'S SAFE CURE *
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* feeling ami appetite one day ,
wlnl" the next day life is a hnr-
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you are LIAIILK TO HKCO.MI : IN-
SANK. Why ?
* Because poisoned blood on *
the nerve centers wiiKitr.i.v run
MT.NTAI , r.\TI/riK9 AUK LOCATKU , *
paralyses them and the victim be-
f comes non-responsible. *
There are thousands of pco-
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* sight failing ? Your memory
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upon you ? If so , and YOU
* KNOW whether this is so or not. *
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* reason totters and you arc an *
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sense and judgment by pur-
* ehosin"WAUNMR'S SAFE t
CUm-fand WARNBR'S SAFE
* PILLS ; medieiiies , A iv uted to >
do as represented , and which will
cum : YOU.
Or any other Mineral Poteon ,
It Is Nature'd Ilemtily. mailo ciclu t ely
from IloolK nml Herbs.
It Ij pcrf cell ) HarmlCM ,
It It the onlj n'tneil ) known to the world
that has i'\cr yet Cured contautottt lllwd
rotwn In nil Hi etaycs.
It cures Jlcrturlal lUienmatltm. Cancer ,
Bciof ula.nnd iithcr blood ilUin'rs lii-rc-tnfore
considered Ini-urnblc. It cures any dlsiasa
caused from Impute liiuoil. It l < now pro-
crlbnl liy lhou and of tlio bckt ijh > sli'lam
In the United Slates , in a toiilc. Wo append
llio statement of nJim :
Ilia\niiwlf .S 8 on pivllrntu eoiiMilo"C.
ln from fuMr ami fruin im.tMe * with tb
num. J-N-tui
but - - mu6a"
imrmcv. ( UVltllo While was aniltlM
nllli RIM- ruin Ki-veii 3 mm. 1 | ircn rlh l S. A
S. . nntl to day lia Is a fat and lolmst lie .
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tlucobottlMof HHirriSi | lllcfor6oeoml rr
bliKnt p'llxm. 11 IIC.IH nun. libeller than pot-
alb ornnj oilier innidy I lia > ec er used.
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Formerly of Suviex Co.a. .
IMi. K. J HAIK , Ilia veil known ilriiEglit
lid phjulcliin. of Nushvllle , Hottiird County.
Ark , writes ' lliiUnKfome kiuin ledge unto
Yihai S. H. K l roniHi l of. I can safely
irtnminrndltM the rrnipdj foroll tklii dlv
asi a , It matters not w lint tlio nnine ma } be. "
Wo hn\o n Iwnk glilng a hUlorj of till ;
wonderful remedy , anil Its curis , from all
over llio world. which will convince jou that
nil wo a > l < triie.anil which wu will mall
free nn Riiplleutlon. No fnmllj should no
without It Wo lm\o another on Contatlouj
lilood I'oUon , sent on same ti rms.
Wrlto us n history of > our eajc.anil our
nhtrlclnu will ncl\lio with youlij loiter. Hi
ttlclinl uonliih uce. Wo will not ilcietv *
) OU kllOUlhiiU. ,
J'or > ale by nil ilruggUts.
TIIK f > HT Srrnrio Co ,
Drnurr .1 , AUaiila , Cla. 1
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l.onUuli , l buuu UI1U
Ttio bsit oail sorest Ettscdy for Ccro of
all rttofflsofl cunec J by any derailment of
the IJvcr , Kidneys , Stonoch and Dowels.
Dyppopzia , Sick ner.dacht' , Coastlpatlon ,
Dillons Complaints and Milariaofr.il Iliads
yield readily to the beneficent laflaecee of
It la plenf nt to tlio tasta , tones up the
syttcm , rcstorcH end preserve } health ,
It U partly Vegetable , Mid cannot fall to
prove tencfldal , both to old and yea
As u Dlood Pnrifler It It superior to all
otUsrn. BoU eveiTirliore nt 81.00 ibutUc. .
illW ! > tcrti of tlin Illicit llavnr. A hcnrty
lii'\c-raKo for u Bunny itpiu-tlttti u ilcllcntoilrlul
for thu Hi'iiiltivf. Tlmrotmhly toslt'il ; uutrltloiii *
niabl i iiiu'xielHillii purity ! no iniiiloaaau
Rociulros no bollln .
Murlnu Iliitlnnil , Christine 'IVihtino Ili'nlck
J ) HU A. II. TJioinus , JI. J ) . , pronouncu It tlio bos
of nil tlio \ > modvrea chocolutosootlii > r
it In ilu\ui , purity uiul -
Soltlliu Gmceit , .S' < imj > le nuilful / r 10
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T5UHMC NOTlt'lI. - HnAIQrAUTKH3
J Di-partincnt of the I'lutU' . I hii-f Ouiirter
niiist'.T hllllico , Oiniiha , NVb. , .luuu'-X'iul , l-.sS.
Bi'iilfil ] r"po ! ils , In li IplliMti' . subji'ct to tlio
uiiul ( omlluoii ! ) , me lu\tttnl iiiuli ibe \ \ lu
cdvecl ut this ollUn until onu o'clock I' . M.
July.uM.lsMi , for the iK'lht'ry at Oumlm Qtuir
ti-niiat-ttr'n Depot , of 110 tuns of luli-J luy. uni
, , lii.iW ) lb . of wheat bran Delivery to loiuiuenoo
> 8i Angunt Ut. lh > " . uiul completed , If l , 1)J
U Ilfcetnhvriitfct. l tiH 'l'h > hiy n\u
il , by iK'iiii : i > ui'iUi'il In stuck befuiu b.illni :
of best ujiliiuJ ura.and * ecuroly luuuul la
liuli-bWeiMhlUKiiot oxi'-yfuiltis. filch The brat
cl livered In fclout burlap e.icks. 'Iho ( iorern
iiuiit rn-ifivs tlieiltsh' to r'k-Uauy or all pro-
iio iila | ' | i reifiK e will bo ( M\cn toartlcluso
uoiuc > tlo jiioaurtlon. ronilitJon of price run
i. lity bcliitr oqnnl. r.nlli-oiulitloimind.IjlanV
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lilmluip inuy lifi olitalnecl on uppllcatlou to
tUlHolll . WM. U. lll'Uiir.S. ClilefQuurtcr
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PEEBLES ? DIES
NEBRASKA'S ' CROWNED KING ,
Crop Bulletins From Every Quarter
of the Stato.
AN ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK-
A PnlllnR-Orr tn tlic AcrenRC of Sninll
Orn I n In 1'nvor of Corn Itnplit
Growth of the I'nst
rew VVci'ts.
The .Tllito Crnj > Kcpnrt.
Tlic following crop specials to Tun line
from counties in ncnrly every section of tlio
stiito Is u fairly tellable Itullcation of the con
dition In Juno. The ncrenpc Is niii.ircntly |
considerably Increased over that of lust year
though in iniitiy instances there is n percept
ible falling off of sinnl ! grains In favor of
Is pretty in-nutally repotted owing to the
lout , ' continued cold rains of the early part of
the season. The genial warmth of the past
few weeks , however , hai to n great extent
repaired the injury und the prospects tire
very bright. A similar condition la reported
from Iowa.
WILLOW SPIIIVOI , Xeb. , Jiino 21 , Tlio
assessors who rucontly mailo u cxnvnss have
soul In n report which shows a fall of 'JO
per cent in ucro.ixo of wlio.it , n risn of U ) per
cent in oats , aiul a rlso of HO per cent in corn
EDO vn , Neb. , Juno i'J. Corn in this p.irt
of Nebraska is doing tlnoly. There Is con-
aidcr.iblo Into plantinif , but It is doinif well ,
rully 21 par ec-ut tiioro oorn was planted In
Clay cuintj' this year than last. Hultis have
been fro pjentanih abundant , and the pros
pect for a lurge crop Is most Haltering.
O'Nin.i : , . Nob. , Juuo2J ! Crops In this vi
cinity look woll. Taking n farm with sixty
acres under culthMtion as n b.isis , the following -
lowing would bo about the relative am e.tgo
of thoditTerent kinds of grain : Corn forty ,
oats twelve , who it cij'ht. The iierc.Kfe of
corn is about ono fourth moro than that of
hist season ; that of small Rrnln proportion
ately less.
GIIVND Isi.vvn , Neb. , Juno 2.1. The crop
outrlook is still very promismR. Wo have had
sulllcient rain in insure a good stand In corn ,
and small praln never lookoil bolter and
farmers are feeling good ut the prospect for
a largo yinld. Corn ospa-i" " " is I' mg
well ami nr msoa mua tliiVii Ail avorn o
crop , jTs\V hay is on the market and the
l-op this year will bo abundant.
OVKIAND , Neb. , Juno 23. Corn is n little
.irkward owing to the Into ness of the spring
ut is looking well and a good stand. Acie-
go is much I nvor than last year. Wheat
s in line condition. Acreage much less.
) ats the acrea.ro is muc'i moro than last
car. The hnv crop will bo cut short owing
o Logan crook llooJing most of the hay
and.
iAin Jrvrnox , Njb. , Juno 23. Owing to
hi1 rold and backward spring a greater pro-
lortion of small gr tin w.is sown than usual
ml is looking splendid. Fall and winter
'rain is the bout ever seen in this county for
his tlmo of year. The corn planted in May
s bidding fair to make a good 01 oi > . Kirin-
rs report excellent stand and goo J. pros-
icits.
Pitp.MOKT , Neb..Juno 23. The present conili-
1011 of rorn in Dodge county i ? backward The
ast of the planting has just boon llnlshod , so
t is certain there will be some late corn
udcr the must favorable circumstances for
he tvst of the season. The stand of the
orn in some parts of the county IIH ? been in-
iii cd by cut-worms. The cold woithcr has
nado its giowth very slow. Oats and wheat
ook splendid and the prospects now aio lor
.11 excellent crop.
OVKIUI.U. Nob. , June 2 ! . All small grain
s doing well In this locali ty. Corn has been
nmowhnt damaged by the recant heavy
niiis , but is growing rapidly now , and an
ivcragn crop is confidently looked for.
.IOIIVSIONN , Neb. , Jtijno ; 2. Ciops of all
finds are looking well , and prospects are good
'or moro than an average yield. Corn is later
mn usual owing to the late and backward
season , but the last few tlays have started It
0 prowmg nicely. There is not quite as
nuch wheat and oats planted as there was
ast joar-while the corn crop will exceed
.hat of last year nt least TiO per cent.
Ai.mov. Neb , .lunj 2i. Our weithcr has
> cen cold and wet all the .season up to
Wednesday of this week. Since then it has
' .icon very warm. The small pr.iin and grass
.s in splendid condition , und bids fair to
yield an enormous crop. There is consiilor-
iblc increase In the acreage of wheat and
oats , wnihi large llelds of German millet has
jcon sown In this county , which now shows
1 hoitituy stand Owing to the cold and wet
weather , ii.uny of our farmers have benn
nmpollcd to plant corn for the second time.
The hot sun during the last three days has
caused corn to fairly Jump out of the ground ,
and many Holds show a growth of six inches
during this times. The average In corn is
very largely increased over any previous
je.ir.
m&iisf.S Nob. , Juno 23. Xoseason for
the pist live rears has equalled the line crop
prospects hero at this time. Wheat , oats
aim b irloy especially , now heading out , are
great and luxuriant in growth. The acreage
of small grain is fully 'JO per coil smaller
tluui last > oar. Corn a little backward 1)3-
cause of cool weather i- > now shooting for
ward. Its iluo and vigorous condition was
iK'Vor sui passed in this section. The
lu-re.igc ! > 2U per cent greater than last
bcnson ,
rovrrii , Neb. , Juno 2.1. Crop prospects
are improving with thu warm weather wo
are having now. Wheat and oats are loolclng
llist-rutc prospects of a Dig crop. The cool
wi-atlicr up to a week ago kept corn back
some- , lint is giowmg iputo rapidly now , and
prospects of u good crop The hOil is thor
oughly hiiakcd with the heavy rams this
spring , anil there is no four of a drouth. All
that is nccissarv is constant warm weather.
Divin CITY , Neb , Juno211 lieports from
all parts of the county HIOW ! the small grain
ciop a very promising ono for this season , ho
far. Knmo few pieces of corn hud to bo ro-
plantcd , but the larger part of the corn
planted is coming in good shape and is-t good
stand on the ground , anil looks healthy , not-
vuthitandmg ho much cool and wet weather.
The acreage of both corn , oats and potatoes
IB considerably increased ever last season ,
Kijurn , Neb. , Juno 23. Hotter prospects
for a good crop in this bcctinn than ever bo-
foro. Small grain looks line. Corn is u little
Into , but growing rapidly. farmers aio
irontly ; encouraged.
MIMII.N , Nob. , June 23. Corn all plantri
and looking well ; about two weeks later
than average at this date ; acreage 10 per
cent over last year. Wheat , acreage condi
tion and ubouuUtc same acreage as last \e.ir
Oath , condition and acreage lit per cent ovet
last year. 1'otatocs. very Jlno ; uciiMgoiiO
per cent larger than last year.
I-1 ! ! LEV , Ni'b. , Juno 23. Crops of all Kinds
in this section of ( iigo county uro in guoi
condition generally. There is tin excellent
bland of corn and the farmers are well ui
with Its cultivation. There is fully SO per
cent mot acorn In cultivation this year thai
last , and it looks much moro promising for i
crop. Winter wheat is generally m line con
dltion Oats aio much more proinisjng am
upon general Information gleaned from var ;
ous bouiTcs , fully a1 ! per cent more sowi
Ibis this than last ye.tr. Flax and potatoes
aio simply unmuiiKO , Copious rums i.nvo
fallen in this section and if the season con
tunics favorable an abundant crop of ul
kinds is assured
Oiu > , Neb. , Juno 2) . There is an Increase
in tin ) acreage of wheat in this district van
ously estimated at from 10 to 20 per cent
The present prospects for ugood ciop of botl
small grain and corn was uuvcr hotter , ami
unless something unlookoil for should oojur
U > destroy It , everybody look * for u splendu
harvest.
lUvr.NXA , Neb , , Juno 23 Corn looks line ;
small grains never bolter : fanners all fool
ing good. At least onithlrd of the uniui
proved land Is being broken out icady for
wheat Hoi t year. The ojuntry around our
booming town , namely , southern part o
Shornmn and northern part of Buffalo is No.
1 , no butter In the state , und the farmers nl
getting in good bhauo The old sod houses
nro discarded uiU new frame ones uro golnj ,
up in their place
FALLS CITV , Nob. , Juno 23. Corn am
small grata leaking well , prospect good
acreage same us last year.
HLUFPd JI.XOTIOV , Juno 23 Acreasor Ins
than last year ; staijd t'dnl. ; Cornloo'is well
but. backward ; oats acreage groat'crop
tliio.- .
TECTMSEH , 'NVb. , June 2 l. Acreauo of corn
.ttrls yvar ; so far planted , is much in execs * o
last year .at this .time , out the prs&nevt I
very poor Much of It has not comb nt nil ,
and the majority of tho' crop so far put In
will ha replanted during the nekt twenty
da.vs. Oats nro doln ? some bolter than corn
but nro also below the Average. The acreage
13 about the same as last season.
WIIITMIV , Neb. , Juno 23. Three times as
much corn planted this as last year. No
wheat planted. Prospects good.
Povcv , Neb , , Juno 23. Acreage about the
same as last year ; but little corn planted.
owing to cold nnd continued rjH ; Many
fields will not be In CQ''mon to" plant for at
least ten dn"c , , tvnh most favorable weather.
, C iN'r.ii.L , Neb. , 'Juno BJ. The proportion of
small grain will bo much loss than last year.
The corn crop , which is now nil planted , will
bo from ono fourth to one-third greater in
acreage than over before. Haln is abundant
and everything blooming.
IlA'-TiNO" . Nob. , Juno 23. The acreage of
corn planted In this section will surpass that
of last year fully 10 per centO.its and
wheat have decreased about the same ratio.
The weather on the whole has been qul o
favorable and the crop prospects wcro nevermore
moro Mattering nt this season of the year.
UniiLiv , Neb. , Juno 23. Acreage of corn
Increased 10 per cent over last year , acreage
of oats , IS per cent , nnd of wheat diminished
25 pur cent. All small grain in line condition.
Corn nearly nil planted , prospects only for a
fair stand on account of cold weather and cut
worms.
Ouvov , Neb. , June 23. Acreage wheat SO
per cent of last year , of oats 111) ) , per cent ,
and of corn 12.1 per cent. About two-thirds
of the corn is planted. Cold , wet weather In
terfering with corn planting. No complaint
of corn not growing.
lti : Ci.ot-i ) , Neb. , Juno 23. One-half nn
acreage wheat of last year , one-third moro
oats , and ono third moro corn. Crops arc
looking woll. Corn is siow but good rojts.
Wheat and winter rye never better.
I'I.UM CIII.CK , Neb. , Juno 2-t. The reports
of the assessor show that In is- ? " there was
2 1,750 acres of wheat , 2 ln TO acres of corn ,
10tor ( ncres of oats. This year the acreage
is inuoli larger , and as 1 have no llgurcs 1
will have to make aa estimate : WJ\cat ,
2700 acres ; corn. 30,000 acres ; oats , 20,001)
acres. There will bs n largo number oj acres
of sod corn planted , vet mist all of the old
ground has been plnnteJ. Prospect for largo
crop very good , plenty of rain , and small
grain looks better than any spring since
ISM.
Suir.nN-T , Neb. , Juno 2.2. Corn is about
one-half planted , aerugo will bo about 20
20 per cent large , than last year. Acreage
of oats about the saino as last year.
Acreage of whoojt 10 per cent larger than last
vent' . „ i - > „ . . if *
HILL , Neb. , .Tune 3:1 : The divlno
irotniso of seed tlmo and harvest bids faire
o be fully verified In this , the northern part
f Webster county. Corn planting1 is fully
inlshcil with nn incroised acreage "ovor last
ear. Sin ill grain showings Indicate no
hortage in area , while the approving nod
vith which llio already prolific growth
Trcots the husbamlnvin while being caressed
iy the balmy southern breeze Is calculated to
nako glad the heart of the sturdy sons of
.oil.
EixuuNeb , June 23. Corn planting in this
lart of Nebraska is late , being only just
ibout completed. The area , however , is
urge. Fully 25 per cent more corn Is planted
n Clay county this year than hist. The
jrosent outlook for a crop is goo I , as the
round never was in better condition.
BuxKFLMA\Ncb.June 23. Rain has fallen
n Dundy county every d iy for three weeks ,
ind this once "Groat American De-tort" is u
veritable frog pond. Corn is looking o.xtra
ine , and small gialn , which was sown in
February , is us good as made already. The
spring has been especially propitious for
tree cuttings nnd tree seeds , which arc all
couiimj in good sii'ipc. The lO.OJO acres of
broom corn in this county promises an extra
vield.
GIXIVA : , Neb , , June 23 Acreage of wheat
about same as last year line condition.
Moro acreage of corn planted. Prospects
lot ns good as last year , not so forward ,
CITV , Neb. , Juno 2. ! . Hcports from
all parts of the county bay that the prospect
for all kinds of small grain never was oetter
itthis scison , there being an excellent stand
on the ground of all kinds , and prospering
under the cool and wet weather of the
spring betler than was anticipated. Con
limiting is done but very lute , vet it is all
coming up and MIOWS slowly. Wire worms
in some locations have damaged much ot the
earliest planting , und some are obliged to re-
[ ilnnt a considerable portion of their ground
jvcr on this account. The ncieago of corn ,
oats and potatoes throughout the county is
considerably Ittrgor than that of last year
Uut very little wheat sown.
UIIAN r , Neb. , Juno 2.i. There has been al
most u continuous rainfall hero since May 1
supplemented last night by a veritable llooi
from the north and \\ost , which , with the
inevious rains , has wet the soil and subsoil
to a depth of from three to live feet. During
the past ten days farmers throughout the
southern part of the county have had to
abandon their cornplantcrs that wcro in use
on the cultivated ground and turn their at
tention to the breaking of sod for an uddl
tlonal crop of coin. Small grain looks wel'
and byls fair to make a good crop.
13\-srir , Neb. , Juno 23. Have travelc
over the country for three or four days am'
llnd small gram looking exceedingly well
Corn only backward on account of a littli
moi o than the necessary average of rainfall
but a few days of sunshine will bring it u |
to Ihe average. The acreage is a little mon
on all crops than hut year ; have seen clove :
and blue grass knco high and as thick as i
ciailil grow. This settle i the long -'wonder
ing" whether they would grow and do wel
in this now county.
Noii'i\ ' : , Neb , Juno 2,1 The acreage o
corn planted this your is about double of tha
phinto.l last year. Small grain is about half
of last year. Tno condition of crops in Hji
neighborhood is good nnd the prospect , now
for u bg | yield is excellent.
Loin1 .CITY , Neb. . Juno 2. ! The Incrcas
in the acreage of wheat sown in this count , '
over that of last yoir is about 10 per cent
No metcast ) in r.\o or birley , while of con
there is tally 30 pur cent nnd of oats ! ) " pei
cent. Moro breaking has been done than
over before. The spring has been so coh"
and wet that the farmers were fully threi
weeks late getting crop ? into the groum1
consequently corn Is backward , especially
the early planted , but the present hot
weather ami frequent showers is causing it
to grow rapidly and there seems to bo
nothing which can prevent the largest crop
that has over boon harvested. There will bo
a very largo crop of oats also. The hot
weather seems to have destroyed the chintz
bug , so there is no danger to bo feared from
that quai tor. AH the water never "stands
on the ground" in this valley , but is at once
absorbed , the heavy rums did no damage ,
but on the contrary put tha soil In such con
dition thai ihcro is no foarlrom a drouth and
wo predict lor this fall the largest crop that
1ms over boon Harvested in Sherman county.
ANniii.M'i , Neb , Juno 21 Ojr crop pios-
pecls aio certalnli very Haltering. Our soil
btands drouth or wol equally \\cll Wo have
ncv'ur had a fuiluio of ciops. Immigrants
becking hinds are pouring In rapidly Oar
new county took second premium at the stale
fair lusi fall.
HI.IIH is. Neb , .1 lino21. . Cropi of allkinds
are looking well. Listed corn of first plantIng -
Ing not a very good stand but planted corn
good stand. All corn growing very fast.
Oats , wheat und rye uro In better condition
than have been for bovur.il years. Plenty of
ram but no storms as yet that have dam
aged crops ,
NninusKA CITV , Neb. , Juno 23. Crops of
all kinds never in better condition ; outlook
for an abundant harvest ; ucicageof corn one-
third more than last year ; wheat about the
bumo as last year ; also same with oats.
With favorable season from now on llio
farmers will have reason lo bo hopeful.
NKI.SON , Neb , Juno 2J. Some of llio corn
crop in a few localities has usen qultu bidly
washed by a couple of seveio ruins lately.
Hut though the corn is later than usual the
abundant rains seem to insure an immense
crop unless some unforeseen disaster over
takes It. Both wheat and oats uro looking
remarkably well , ainl It is thought that onts
will make fiom forty- live to sevcnty-livo
bushels to the aero.
CKXTUVL CITV , Neb , Juno 23 , Wnoat , av
erage , Oil pur cent ; condition , 100 per cent.
Oats , average , 130 per ccat , condilion , 110
percent. Corn , average , 125 per rent ; con
dition , 100 per cent Kverything growing
nicely ; wealher warm and seasonable ; rains
frequent ; prospect now is for un enormous
crop all around.
SIKGCST , Neb , JLRO 23. Corn planting
Just linishod , acreage M per cent above last
year ; wheat 10 per cent loss than last year ;
oats , no.irly same as last year. All crops
in good condition , though backward.
Weather has beeil favorable ,
ConViA.vu , Js'ob.Juuo 2) Ciop of eorn
toiij ! excellently , und i ( rul u does not fall
in thu early part o'f July crops will .bo. the
.largest fur several ycavs. Suiall'graiu
pecU not. so good as two weeks ago on account -
count of weather being a little too dry , but
still no. damage .yet to amount to anyc
thing.
j > Tiir > Msiii'uti , Neb. , June 2.J The acreage of
crops is the same as reported In May lasi.
Small grain is miking a splomlUi growth.
The proven ! hot woatticr is of great benefit
to the corn , which noiV promisor to bo a flno
crop.
yArlLttov , JI&o. , Juno 23 Corn Is a little
late , owing to extreme cold weather ia early
spring , but the stand was never bolter , mitt
recent warm weather and abundance of
moisture hnvo brought it forward very rap
idly , llyo wai never bettor , and will soon
bo ready to harvest. The prospects for oat3
could not bo better , and from the present
outlook the yield will bo enormous. Very
little hurley Is sown in this vicinity. Wheat
is only raised on n very small scale , but what
there is looks well.
ATKIVOV , Neb. , Juno 23 Wo have plenty
of rain In Holt county this season. Crops
nro looking very line and farmers nro greatly
encouraged. Acreage of corn is about ! ! 0 per
cent greater than last year. Wheat and o.its
about the same.
NORFOLK. Neb , Juno 23. Corn Is very
backward , but is of good color on the high
lands , while Weak and sickly looking on the
low nnd wet lauds. About 25 uar cent of It
had to be replanted. Small grains are look
ing well nnd the season is favorable for a
heavy h iy crop. There will bo a fair crop
of raspberries und strawberries. Theiowill
bo an increase in cultivated acres , but not as
much as there would Irivo been but for the
cold and the wet. Some plowed land Will
lie fallow. Considerable ground Intended
for corn , owing to the lateness of the season ,
is being sown to oat ? and millet. Corn plant-
'ng is not yet linishod.
FAtnnr.Li ) , Neb. , Juno 23. Thn acreage of
orn ni this vicinity is at least 25 per cent
re iter than lust year. Although most of it
, 'us planted late itjs coming on wonderfully
, nd there is every prospect that the crop
vill be abundant. Small grain , especially
pring wheat and o.its , Is looking line ,
crcage about the simo ; as last year. If the
uason continues favorublo wo will have the
uost bountiful harvest of itmiiv years.
ST. Etnvum , Nob. , Juno 2'i. Crop pros-
10'ts Hue , weather favorable and everything
o far points to good crops Acreage slightly
.bovo the average in all kinds of grain.
Civ.nn HVIMIIS , Nob. , Juno 33. Crops are.
ooking remark ibly wjll , A.1J tftcroMs laclc-
ng is iho tree ami the snake to make it the
Gijrdcii of _ Etcu. }
KisimLLC , Neb , , Juno 23. All kinds of
.roiis in this vicinity are looking ns well as
coulii Co , tlostreil. Buiiill KfAin. Is well ad
vanced , and an unusually largo yield is prom
ised. Main- farmers claim that ' .v'ucut nml
ints will U5 h success , 6"ven If no moi-o rain
ihall full baforo harvest. Corn w.13 for
iwhilo not doing well , but since the continued
, varm weather set in there has been a marked
I'lango for the betto. In many pi ices , how-
iver , the stand is poor , as the seed rotted In
he ground.
VALLIV : , Neb. , Juno 21. The acreage of
, 'orn and small grain is a little more than It
, vas lust year. The stand for small grain
, vas never better , and the farmers expect a
'ood yield. Owing to the lateness of the
eason the present outlook for corn is quite
unfavorable. The stand is very fair , but It
s justbeginni ng to grow , and much must do-
lend upon the 1 alter part of the season.
VALilAitAisoNeb.Juno23 Oats are looking
well. No wheat to speak of bore. Corn Is
growing very rapidly , is a good stand and in
good condition , i'horo is quite an increase
' .U . the acreage over last year's planting.
TILPLX , Nob. . Juno 23. The cool , wet
iveathcr seriously ntTeCtod and interfered
ivitli the corn crop , nigc i of which had to be
replanted , but the past ten days have urightr
ened the prospect and a good season will pro
duce a good yield yet. There is about 15 per
cent increase in a rcaaro in corn and oils , and
a like decrease m who it. The heavy rums
washed out many Holds of planted corn
H \IITI\HTOV , Neb. , Juno 2.J. A week of
_ me bummer has wonderfully pushed for
ward farm work and vegetation. In u cir
cuit of 300 miles this weak I found grass and
small grain in line condition , color good nnd
well started ; rye bearded and of good
height. The bottoms on the Elkhorn arc in
thu poorest condition for corn , as much has
been overflowed so long and is still very
wet. Corn is , on the tolling lauds , in good
color and the stand very fair. Potatoes nro
doing well and an unusual acreage is planted.
Northern Nebraska is in a most promising
condition.
T\i LOIS , Neb. , Juno 21 Small grain of all
kinds is looking well. Corn is a good stand ,
but small , owing to the late planting ,
on account of tno cold weather and heavy
rains during April , and up to May 15. The
warm weather for the last few days has
pushed corn very rapidly. The acreage of
small grain is 20 per cent larger , and of corn
25 per cent over last season.
WMVI : , Neb , June 23. Small grains of
all kinds is in line condition , and the yield
promises to be unusually large except in a
small area along the bayou , whore it has
been drowned out. For corn the prospect is
not HO good. The continuous rains during
May greatly retarded planting , and the cold
weather caused inucii of the seed to rot ,
making replanting necessary , and the
"stand" is not as good us usual , The warm
weather of the past week has pushed corn
ahead very rapidly , and with n continuation
of it the ci op will yet bo a good ono. The
increase in acreage will probably moro than
make up for the decteaso in iield from last
year's immense crop.
HKMHXI , Neb. , Juno 23 The outlook for
crops of nil kinds was never as piomising in
the history ot Furnas county. The frequent
rains in May made coin planting late in
some pans , but the warm weather of the
past is pushing crops along at a rapid late.
Farmeis are full of hope and alieady are
preparing their granaries for the harvest.
SCOTIA , Neb. , Juno 23. Tlio increase ol
acreage in Ibis county Irom llfbT is tull.v 2" )
per cent , the increase being principally
planted to corn. All crops are in line eim-
ditlon.aud promise an o-xtraordmury harvest.
AhiiL\vi > , Neb. , Juno 23. Acicago of corn
in this section of the uountr.v in about the
same as last year ; Is looking well and smco
the recent rains has greatly unproved the
prospects of a good crop. Small grain is
looking well aim the prospect for a largo
crop is good.
Fui LI.HTOX , Neb. , June 23 The outlook
for small grain is good. Corn is a little
backward on account of the extremely late
season , but the iceent rains and warm
weather promise a lar o yield. Corn is
slightly damaged In some loualitiea by the
had. Our acreage is 25 per cent larger than
lasi year.
GI'.MM , Nob. , Juno 23. Acreage of corn ,
11 ! ) per cent ; acreage of wheat 125 , per cent
aci cage of oats , 150 percent. Condition o ]
corn. IK ) per cent ; condition of wheat. 125 per
ccnticondltion of oats , 125 pur cent ,
AivswoiiTJi , Neb. , Juno 2.1 , The genera
condition of crops of nll'kinds is flattering at
the the present tune , The occasional show
ers , together with the \\arm weather , wil
suiely bring n bountiful hut vest ,
PUIKLII , Nob. , June 23. Small crrain i
looking well , but the average is much below
the standard. Corn is small and backward 01
account of late , heavy and cold rams. Con
Mdcrubly moro acreage than usuul of coin
Weather hot and moio favorable for con :
now. Heavy thunder showers Hrst of the
week , but the rainfall was light. People
hopeful of good crops if we have a lalo fall.
ri.iiMiMi , NOD. , Juno 23. Corn about 150
per cent of acreage of last season , pros
pect fair. Wheat , corn and oats , prospects
very lino.
Tom > . Neb , Juno 23 , Acreage of corn
In tins vicinity 25 per cent moro than lust
jcar ; oats 50 per cent inor.i ; wheat HO pei
cent less , Prospects for all kinds of grain
were never betler.
HLII : HILL , Nob. , Juno 23 The crop out
look in this locality could not bo bettor ;
plenty of ruin.
ESPEiiu , Neb. , Juno 23. Tlio acreage of
corn , wheat and oats in Ihis bection of the
country is a little more than that of las
year. Uarley is very scarce ; other grains
are planted instead. Crops are in excellent
condition , nnd the prospects uro exceedingly
good. Fruit is good on upland , but poor or
the bottom him ) .
PBXDEI ! , Neb. , Juno 21. The heavy am
continued rains have somewhat dccroasot
the acreage of corn in this section of the
country , as much of tlio bottom lands have
been too wet la crop. The uplands , however
were cropped about on time , and crops are
looking and doing well at this time. The
acreage as compared with last year wil
probably bo : Coin , one-quarter moro : oals
onoHiuarter less ; wheat , one-half to two
thirds less. The outlook for a sro6d crop 1
now favorable.
WEEI-INS W.VTEK , Neb. , Juno 23. Th
acrcucp of corn Is uboijt the baino us las
year , and thoujjh a little backward p ac
count of. . tub unfavorable .weather early lu
tho-season ; the general condition Is
with prospects of n largo crop , Iho acreage
of wheat nnd oats Is about the same as last
year , and the condition very good , the only
daaptr being that , with unfavorable weather ,
It may fall or rust , owing to the rank growth ,
NEIH KNeb. . , Juno 23. The general
prospect of all kinds of grain is magnificent.
Corn Is a good stand and growing llnoly.
There Is less ncrengo of barley limn last
year , but this Is mndo up by Increaio of corn
and oats. Wheat , about same quantify sown.
The weather and rainfall for the last two
weeks could not bo Improved. Grass Is very
fine. Army worms have boon scon In two
places. The prospect for all Kinds of fruit is
poor , excepting grapes. Apples bid fair to
bo about half a crop.
AIVSWOIITII , Nob. , Juno 23. Small grain
In Drown county never looked more prom
ising for an immense harvest. At this sea
son of the year a continuation of the warm
weatlipr and copious showers of the past week
Will bring tlio corn crop out , nnd Drown
county will stand achaneo to walk away with
the honors of Hrst premium once moro.
PONIM. Neb. , Juno 21. Small crops ; lookIng -
Ing well. Corn fast improving , and If
weather remains as nt present will bo ns for
ward by July as lust full.
O\KL\NII , Neb , Juno 23. The following is
the number of acres of grain planted this
year In Oakland precinct ; Corn , 17,525 ;
Wheat , 2,825 ; oats , 3,130.
MINMIKV , Nob. , Juno 23. Wheat , oats , rye
and barley uovor looked bettor ; acreage
about the same as last year ; corn is Increased
In pcroago. stand good , condition good.
Fanners all anticipate a.lorgo yield.
Sri'imioit , Neb. , Juno 23. Twenty per
cent less wheat sown than last year in this
neighborhood ; 10 per cent loss of oats than
last year ; about 50 per cent moro of corn
planted than last year : prospects for small
grain exceedingly good ; corn good , with the
exception of being somewhat loul , tlio alnin-
dance of rain hindering the farmers In clean
ing it out.
AiiiL'itv , Neb. , Juno 23. The prospect * for
orn , wheat , on s and potatoes are good The
ctcairo is fully an average. There has been
i little too much rain for small grata , but
ust enough for corn.
Ci.vv Ci NTRII , Neb. , Juno 21. The pondi-
lon of small grain , cspcrltllv wheat , is e.x-
client , being considerably above the aver-
go. Corn is good , though late , and with
s asonablo rains from now \\illmakon
plendid crop. IIay and grasses wcro never
Iner.
H uivUD. . Nob. , Juno 23. Th < 5 last ten days
lave braced the corn up wonderfully and the
irospcct now is that there will bo nearly an
iver.ij.'c crop. The coolt ; vet weather In
lay , which sn retarded the corn , gave small
Tiui a nmgnlllccnt start and the indications
ro that n big crop will bo harvested.
PA\\XII : : Cirv , Neb. , Juno 23. The condi-
ion of crops hero now is excellent , Nice
varm weather is bringing the corn up so fast
t fairly crackles. Small grain of every kind
ooks splendid and the fall sowing looks in-
iling to the reaper. Farmers nro feeling
ubilant over the prospects.
Iowa Koporls.
rn\i ) > ox , la. , Juno 23 The wheat plant is
ibout 50 per cent of last year , oats 100 per
cent , earn 120 per cent.
ATLANTIC , la. , Juno 23 There is n greater
acreage of corn hoie than last j ear. Weather
lot nnd corn growing splendidly Other
crop products good.
LAKI : Cirr , la , June 23 Corn ncieago is
ittlo below lust year. Good prospects for
crop. O its look well and a few more are
sowed ilmn last year.
FONDA , la. , .luno 21. Acreage of corn ,
oats and wheat about the same as last year.
Datsand wheat good ; corn , good stand , but
> ackward on account of cold , backward
spring. Prospects for wheat and oats good ;
corn fair.
HOCK Rvi'ins. , la. Juno 23. The small
, ,1-ain crops all exceed previous acreages nnd
ire looking well. Corn w-as planted lute and
: lie acreage has been i educed to 75 per cent
of last year by being ploughed up and sown
to 11 ax. Squin els iho principal cause. Pres-
int prospects for all crops good.
Ant i > \ , la. , June 21. Average about
one-third each to the corn an oats crop of
last year In acreage , and wheat average re
duced to almost nothing and you have about
rho standing of this year's planting and sow
ing in this viclnltv. Prospects are excellent
foi a good crop of all kinds of grain heio this
year.
STOUM LUJI : , la. , June 23 It is dillleult to
give the exact acreage of gram this season ,
but compared lu t year the acreage of corn is
ROtncwli.it less on account of the heavy
rams , thu low lands not bointr in condition
for planting. The acreage of small grain is
larger and the condilion r.nd prospects arc
excellent for both.
In v GnorIa. . , June 23 The corn crop out.
look in this section of the country is very
good considering the time of the .vear.it stand
mg from two to four inches high and as a
rule having been cultivated over once. The
acreage nf wheat , bailey and oats is about
the same as last season , with a decline in
llux. The general condition of all the crop is
fair , and when romp ired with other corn
sections , it is above par.
SiorCITV. . In. , June 2.1 The acreage of
coi n planted in this county is estimated to
bo same as last year. Coin is two weeks
Inter than last year. On low bottom land
there is only one half last year's acreage on
account ol wet weather , but on the high
lands a great deal of new gionnd has IILCII
broken and planted. There is almost no
wheat raised in this county. The inciease
of nats acreage Is about 20 per cent over last/
year and the crop looks strong and promis
ing.
OLKNWOOII , Ja , Juno 23. The corn crop ,
about 20 per cent in excess of usual urea , 11
now in line condition , and ne irl.as . far ad
vanced us is usual at this date. Oatsuio
fulling down some from too rank growthand
crop ! > likely to fall short of what was antic
paled , but will bj largely in excess of cus
tomary crops of that kind , from present
prospects. What little wlie.it wo have is
good and unusually well looted. Hyo is ex
cellent in quality but small m quantity. On
the whole situation fanners urn happy.
Dis MOIXI : * , In. , Juno 23. The secretary
of the State Agricultural soi ioty has been for
several days collecting statistius about the
crops from his ofllet.il correspondents in all
parts ol the stato. From several score such
reports ho nummarteus for central Iowa as
follows : Estimate of ncre.ige' as compaiod
with last year , com an increase of 10 per
cent , oats an mcieasoof 20 per cent , wheat u
decrease of 20 percent. The prospects lor
small grains ate line , grai-s very good , coin
fairly good but the crop is not to far ad
vanced as at this time last yi ar. Chinch bugs
and locusts have made tln-ir appcaramr in
some localities but so fur have done no con-
bidciablt damage
EXTERNAL USE of
AND SORENESS " RESI/LTING / FROM
Jlrb [ ffje slnn\act\ \ \ well wlh (
S ( ; Jacobs Oil. Apply fl3i\rjElscEpcd \ (
in of wafer and nrurjg oi/f.
BOLD BY DnUCCISTS AND DEALERS.
MICHA5A.VOGEIER C9 BALTO.MB.
.S I * HICi.MAS : J II lUAMUAUII.
PALMER , RICHMAN tc CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
Offlce-Uooni 2 ( , Opposite Kichnuiu lliillillns , l/nloa
btotk Vtirdi , hotitb Omnliu , .Nub
McCOY BROS. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Market fumlthml freu un aiipllrntlun &tockcr > and
fOC"lora ( urnlabeil un uouil UTIIIS Ito't-rencvn Umn-
ImNulloiml Hunk nn'i Miiitu Ouuhu Nulluuui , l/uiuu
hlotk Yi-rili , buuth Umaha.
NORIMER.WESTERFTELD & . MALEY
Live Stock Commission ,
lloom 15 , Kicbanto IlullUlnK , I'nlou block Yards ,
buutb Uuiiiba , Nib.
ALEXANDER irFITcTr
Commision Dealers in Liye Soci
ioom' ' . ' , Oiijiosltu Kicbaiit'o lliulilinv , Uoton Stock
\anli , tuutU Ouaubu , J > VO.
UNION TOC K YARDS Cpt
Of Omaha , Limitei
Vard.simcriulcadcat.
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AgrTotiTturaMtnpiomontBi
CHURCHILL PARKCR ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
Ourlagcs nnd UncKlcv J < * ic ? trootbetwcen9tham ]
'Vtu , _ OmMin , cbrmkn.
l.NlNGEir& ! M ETUrXLF CO. .
AgricnltiralIinDlcmeiitsWasonsCarriages [ , ,
v. Kte. Wholesale. Omnrm.
PARLIN , ORENDORF A MARTIN ,
WholesMo Ilinter * In
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
101,00 , W5 nn J SOT Jone < Street , Oirmhn.
p7 pi."MAST & cell
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
CUHIvnlor , liny linker , Chler Mill * nml I.ulmn 1'ul-
% erlzer . Cor Illbiiiul Nkliolns Mrcets.
W1NO N A IM PL EM ENTrc'67
Wbole nlo
Agricultural ImplementsWagons , SBnggies
Corner lull nml Molio ! s yirtol > .
OMAHA IIIIANOU.
J. F. SEIBERLINQ .t CO. ,
Akron , Ohio.
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W. 12. Meiil. Mnniuor. isnienvenworth sl.Orailia.
MOLlNE.MILBUlRN&STobDARDCo
Maniifacturursaiul Jobbers In
Wagons , Bngg'es ' , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor , Pli nn 1 I'liclde Streets , Om.ilia. Neb.
Artlota'
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"A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 loiHln ! Street , Omnba , Nobrn'kn.
Boots and Shoos
.S & CO. .
! MIrce sorr to lt cil , Jonca i to. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
Agents for lln ton Ili'litirr Shun Co. 11(8 ( , IlUt & . lift )
_ Hartley ft. , Omaha. Ncbmakn.
W. V. MORSE X CO. .
Johlcrs of Boots and Shoes ,
1101,1103-1105 I.oURla * St. Omnlm Mnnulnctory , Sum
mer " ! lu stun.
BooUsollorB nnd Stntlorcr ;
Hri\ir& sTw. JONES.
Successors to A. T. Keiiyon ,1 Co , , Wholes iIc&llotMl
BooksolleK anil Slationers ,
Vine WodilliiK Slnllirnorv , Cnmniprrlnl Slatloncrr
lo. , ' Duuuliu Ultuct. Omalm , Neb.
Colfooo , Eplcoo , Etc.
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CLA"RKE COFFEE'CO. , '
Umaba Coffee anil t'lilce Mills.
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
riavorlnR Bxtrncli , 1/iun.lry Illuti Inks. Ktc. Kit
Hliilliirnuy Mryot , ( Jiniihn , Ne
Crookory and Claasware.
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W. L. WRIGHT ,
Aflpnt for tlio Mnnufncturcrs nnil Inirortern of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Clniiineys ,
ito. : Offlco , Jl" S l > tb ft. , Omnha , Xcbraska.
PERKINS , GATCH &LAUMAN.
Crcc KwararSsi , Silverware
I5t . Ti41 ! nrnn u fct . Now i n\t n IlnlUlln/ .
CommlBSIon and Storage.
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RIDDELL Si niDDELL ,
Storage anil Commission Merchants ,
irecl.iitlr ? Ilutlcr , IVP , rheo c , Poultry , ( iamc ,
111J Howiml Ftrci't.onuilia. . .
GEO. SCHROECER & CO. ,
Micce sors to Mc = luno A : Hchrocdur >
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
. Omalia , Nebraska.
FREDERICK J. FAIHBKASS.
\\holci.ilo
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Coiiimisioii
MerJmnt. Corre pondonro oollclteil. 1011 North Iftli
MrL'Lt.Oiiialia , .Neb.
Coal , Colto and Limo.
OMAHA COAL , COKE & LIME CO. ,
of Hard and Soft Coal
5outb 13th Street , Omnba , Nebraska.
J. J. JOHNSON & CO. .
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
And fhlppori of foal. Coke , Onicnt , l'a ! tcr , I.lmc ,
1)1 Jin Tile , nml Sewer I'lpt- OllieiI'anon Hotel ,
tarimm bt. , Uuiaha , Neb. Toleiihonubll.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. .
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
211 South 1 tbt Oraah.i , Nob.
Dry Gooda and Motions.
M. E SMITH .t CO.r
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
IKC nml 1104 nnuelim , ( "or lltli ' t .Omahn.Neb ,
icTLT pATRTc K - K 6 c jTo nv o ob D s 5o
Importers and Johhers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
licnts' Kurnlsblnj ; ( Jo < > In Corner lltli anJ Hajncy
MB.Oiiial.ii , il > "uI > k.i.
Furniture.
DEWEY As'
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
1 urnniujrlriM t Oni iha. NubriHVji.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture
Omaha , Nebia > k \
Groceries.
PAXTON , GA"LLAGHER ft'cb , ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
' , o lU7:09aiKl711S IWh M , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD7BRADY & CO ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
t th ami I.ciui'inrurth KlrouU , Oriatm , Nolirnnkc ,
Hardware.
LEE , CLARKE , AIM DRiiE&tiN HAKD-
WARU COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Jlelulh. Micpt Imii. etiMenls for IIn\w' Si ules ,
.Mliimi 1'ou di i anil I. ) mini Itiirli'.il ' wile ,
( nialia , NI liucbntu
HIMEBAUGH & 'TAYLOR.
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tools ami Ilntralo Ptalca 1106
fctrect.Omalm , Nebraska.
& CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
10th and Harncr M . Oinaba , S'eb Wt-itcrn Anenti
lor Au tln rowiterC" Jurler on i-tet'l Nailt ,
rulrbankt tuiniut'l ricnlc
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO ,
\VhuleHalo Manilla ! tnrc r * * f
Saddlery & Jlicrs of Saddlery Hardware
And Leather. H0 > , 1U > un I llfl llamuy St , Ouiahi ,
'x.Uri.la.
Hoayy Harlvyqre _ .
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"V/3TBROATCH ,
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
, Wa on Hturk , Hardware , I.uinLur , U.c. l.v.
unil 1211 llarncy btrict , Uuiaba.
Hats , Caps , Etc.
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V/i L. PARROTTE & CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
HIT ! lUrncy telnet. Ooiubu. Neb.
' Office Fixtures. _ , , ,
THB'tJMMONIlS MASUt-ACWUINa c67
Mumii.u trcr ol
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mantlc.t S'Hcbourl * UookCaicp Drui ! Hxturcn.Wall
( .a.t-v , I'art.tmiie IUiinkif , < muU'r , llw-rand Wino
Cuolt.rt Mlrroi.net tai'lory Hint omcc , 17AI Dil ! > <
fcoulh lv\U dl.Oiuttb i.
Lumber.
LUMBKH
inagirtctfinil llrtlon Pi clBeTnick.Omi > hi > .
LOUIS BRADFORD
Dealer in Lumber , Lafli , Lime , Sasli , ,
rJoor..n.c. . . . . . , u , , , Cornel
Dealer in All Kinds of inter ,
Dili nnU rnlifornln Plrcct , Ornnlin , Nehru1
KRED W7GKAY ,
Lumber lime Cenienl Elc Etc
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Comer Mhnml DovieIinSU.Ore hi .
W.HARVEY LUMBER COTT
To Dealers Only ,
Ofllco.UKI Knrrmm Fired Omnlm.
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JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wliolesale Liniilicr , Etc ,
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QnliiCT Wlilto Limp.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wooil Carpels anil Parquet flooring IMIi nmf IVvi i. )
_ _ _ _ Millinery rmcl Notions.
I. OBERFELDER * COn" '
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
li Illlilri'nt
Ovoral'a. ' _
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CANFIELD MANUFACTURINGS "CO. .
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jcn l'nnt3KMtt , IHo. HOlnml 111) ) I Douitlui Street ,
umntin. Noli ,
N otto us
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale-Notions and Fnrnisliine Goods
1(0 nnil 405 Si nth IDtti St. , Omalm.
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corfsoIiDATED TA'NK LINE co. ,
Wliolsale Refined and lubricating Oils.
Ailo ( Ircnso , Klc , ( taia. A. II. lllthop , Miinmrer.
VINYARD fiTSCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
1105 Ilnrncr Ptroct. Oniiiln
" Pofnts nnid
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"CUMMINGS & NETCSON.
Wliolo nlo Dcnlcri In
Paints , Oils , Whitlow filais , Elc ,
HIP r.irnnm Klrcct OmiitmNeb.
Pnpor.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. .
Wholesale Paoer Dealers ,
C rrj R nlco Block of t'rlntlnc , Wrnpplnic nnil Wrltlni
1'b sr. Special tttlunllon k'lvi'ii to cur Iniul nnli'K
_ J1 _ Paper Boxes.
JOHN L. WILKIE.
Proprietor Omalia Pacer Box Factory.
KOJ. HU and Ul'J IMUtdus bt. , Oiunhu , Neb.
JSaah , Peers , Etc.
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IV , . A. DISBRO V I CO. ,
Wholesale Mnnu ctureriof
Sasli. Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
llrancli uflice , IStn and Iz.ir.1 Slix-i-ls , Oiiuhii , Neb
BOHN MANUFACTUnlFTc CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
V-uMlnirs , Ftnlr Work nnil Interior llunl Wood tin *
BU. 8. U. Corner vtli and Leavunwurtti Streets ,
UmaUU. i > c\i. \
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. .
Ma.iafacturers of Moulding , Sash , Doors ,
Anil Hllndn. Turning , Mnlr-wurl. , Hunk and OIUco Kit *
UIVH Jlth imil I'oi'plulon A\oinm.
Printers' Materials.
"WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION ,
Auxiliary Publishers ,
Dunlcn In Type , l'ri" si' nnd PrlnU rn'Supplies. KM
bcuth mil Mtrcct , Onmlia.
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO . .
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
DM Clutlilni ; nnd Leather IleltliiL' . HAW Turiuim gtrect.
Httingu , Pumpa , Etc.
A ! L/STRANC CO. . "
. Pumps , Pines and Engines.
jtcom , Water , Uillwny and MlnliiK Supplies , Etc.
UW , Vti nnil ir.M 1 amain Mrect , Omaha.
CHLM-f C H FL L P UM P"Co7 |
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Stcurn iuu < Water Riippllcf Headquarters for Must ,
roiint iC'oa L' < ln. 1111 I jrniuti M.Omnhu.
U. S. WIND ENGINE & . PUMP CO. .
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Hallway Wind Mill * nn ami fr'1 rnrnntu bt , Ouialm.
ll lloss , AilliiB Miiiinifui.
BROVVNELL & CO. ,
GiiEincs , Boilers and General Machinery ,
SliDPt Iron Work toiitn 111111111 Si r MIKs I''IM.'H
Oh uUu
SoOClB.
, PHIL. STIMMEL \ CO. ,
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
till and il UnnoB Mrn t cinmiu
Storaso , Forwaj-dlnB & Commlaalon
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS & CO. ,
Urnni li iimnc'if tlio lloniH'T HuRirrli ' ) llUL-fk' lit
J1AHA AHUPALTU1 _
Smoke Stacks , Boilers , Etc.
H. K. SAWYER ,
Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Stacks ,
Urltilut ! , Tnnkn anil 'iifncr.li Duller Iteimlrlu. , J'114
liodju Mrri't.Omiili.i. Neh
Urowora.
& . 1LER.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
! fl North CUIhlconlb ' treot , Ornnhit
Cornice ,
E A G LE CO R NIC E W O R K S ,
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
Jolui Upi-neter. 1'p iirluior 'M linden unit IKt und IDS
N'orlh 10th Strret , Oumlm
Iron WorUa , .
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STEAM BOILER WORKS ,
C.uttr .V foil 1'iopt Miiiinf.u Urcr ( jf nil I kludi
Steam Boilers , Ms and Sheet Iron Work
lY < > r , . M > itb | JUili und II AM ( 'ronclm * .
1'AXTON i VI1.H1-1M !
Wrought and Cast Iron Building foil
Knt-lnct , lraV ! < ir General I ounrtrr Maalilno nuit
llluckiumh \ \ > ik i li < o JMrt W'irki. \ , I' . II y ,
uul l.ih Mreel , Omichu. _
"OMAHA WIRE If IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of fire and Iron Railings
IUII , Window ( iiiHrdi. Howrr Hdu.H , Wlro
, htc. 1 ! Nurcli I'tli ' hint I. Omaha.
SAFE nnflRONVOHKS. .
Man'frs ' of Firs a Burglar Proof Safes
Vaults. Jull Work Iroimn-I Wtro IVIirliiK Wifni. Kto.
< ; AndrcKu , I'/oii r l'r uiuand JuckajuMu.
CHAMPION IRON and WIRli WORK3
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
and Sort'tni , lor banhn. ofli'-es. ton > 'fntidc < if o. oto.
liuprnx'd Awnings Uj ( kunilli Mui liliiurjr uua'
_ llUckmiiUU VVurk | ujhputli tl4 > 't. '
: MEAGHEH & - LpXcHT
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time locks-
( I emu ml Agenu fcr.OIfb.il I S ( Alxjclt Co
Vault , u a Jail Wotk. Uli i a/aam Ktr t , Ouabft.