THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , MAY 23 , 1894.
SPEG1HL NOTICES. . .
AilvertlMinontii for theno column * will l > e
until 12 30 p. m. for tlm evening nnJ until 9 : < W
p , m for the mornlnif nnd Hun < lay lltlon .
AdvertliK-m , \ > y rcmiciitlnK a mimlx-rctl r.ieck.
Kin have an wrrii nililrMrn ! to a numbered lot-
lr In cre of Tlio llrp. Anawpra no ntMrc > < l will
bo delivered upon proscntnllon of tlm check.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Ilntm. lie ! word firm minion , Jo a word
thereafl r. Nothing tak n for _ ! jhan Kc.
AS MILLRIl IN A MI LI.
from 25 to 60 barrels per day. or nil econd
In n lariro mill ; nm lnKl : M yonrn ; upcnk
incll : li nnd Oormnn ; Rood referenccii given.
Address August Hartmann , Ollmore , NP ! > .
A MJU 81 *
A. TOt'NO IjAI > YWIIOWIBin:9 : TO Ij
drennmnklnic : would Ilko place nt onco. Ad-
dreM 2SJ1 California it. A SIS It'
WANTED MALE HEM ? .
nnten , liio word first Insertion. Jo n word
thereafter , Nothing taken for lens tlmn 2So.
BOLIC1TOI1H , TKAMiTirUHNIHlIi : ! ) ; 1NBTA Mo
ment Koocla. American Wringer Co. , 1W9 How
ard street. H-3M
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AOKNTH , HALATIY OH COMMISSION . Tim
Rrcati-Kt Invention of the nge. The New rat-
cnt Chemlcnl Ink Krnslnit IVncll. Hells on
nlKhl. Works like magic. ARentB nro making
12'.0) to 1125.0per week. Kor further par-
tlculnrs write tlio Monroe Hrnslng MfK. t.o. ,
X 80 , Irfi C'rome. Win. l > lit
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\VANTKD , MKN TO TAKn OHDnilfl IN C1TT
on iialnry : former experience not required.
Applf at UK Dousing. D-M3M MM
WANTKD. A Tiionouom/r
salesman with an rxlnbllsheil trade to sell ft
line of iHxits , shoe * nnd rubber * ( IloMnn goods )
In the mate of Nebraska. Must give good
references. Address K. 1J. I'lekcnbrnck. Du-
buque. In. H-M08T
WANTiD-TO BEI.L OtIIl GOODS
! > / immplo to tli wholesale nnd retail trade ;
sell on sight to every btislni-si man or firm :
liberal salary ; money advanced for advertising
nnd expenses ; permanent position. Address ,
with stamp , King Mfs. Co. , C-42 Chlcaso. III.
U-M218 it'
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WANTED. OOOD MEN TO HANDLE I.UIIRI-
rntlnir , linseed nnd paint oils alone or ns a
sldn line. Address No. 705 , Qcneiw avenue ,
Cleveland. Q. fl M231 51 *
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WANTKD-KinHT CLASS BHAl'EU HAND.
Apply H. M. Clunmul , 1023 So. 18th. 11 354-23 *
WANTED , LAIIOHIUIS AND TBAMHTEIIS ON
the II. & M. Ity. extension In Montana nnd
Wyoming1. Kiee truinportiillon. Knimcr l&
O'llcurn , labor agency , llth and Farnnm streets.
11 M.riS 26 *
\VANT13O. SALESMAN ; HALARY PROM
.Mart , permanent place. IJrown Ilros. Co. ,
nurserymen. Chicago , III. H MM ! ) JK'
WANTED , AGENTS Altn MAKING $23.00 TO
1100.00 n day handling our ciln operated liquid
vending fountains ; every machine Ruarnntced.
Write nt once for particulars , llnthwpll Mfg.
Co. . Cincinnati , O. 11-M3C3 23 *
TO RENT. A HANDSOME UPRIGHT PIANO ,
very reasonable. Address M 2 , lleo nlllcc.
It M3CC 23 *
WANTED. A FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS MAN ;
must bo n good salesman , stock-keeper nnd
understand window die-islng ; best of reference
required : nlnftlo man preferred. Addresi Lock
llox 75 , Oborlln , Knn. H M362 23 *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
nates. IKo word first Insertion , lo n word
thcrpafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
BEST OF WAGES TO COMPETENT OIRL ;
must 1 ? good cook nnd laundress. Mrs. J. M.
i -Thurston , 2108 Fnrnam. C 203
LADIES WANTING GIRLS APPLY AT THE
Scandinavian Young Ladles' home , 3301 Cumins.
C M755 2S
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3.00 TO JIO.OO TOR DAY BY LADY AGENTS
who handle my Roods. Call nt once or nddresa
L. M. Swnrlz , 2C17 Chicago street. C 979-23 *
WANTED , CIHIL FOR GENERALHOUSE-
work. Call SOI N. 18th 1 p. in. or after 0 p. m.
C-217 23 *
WANTED , FIRST-CLASS , EXPERIENCED
cook ; none other need apply , nt room G3. Paxton -
ton hotel , from 0 to 7 p. m. C M230 21
AGENTS. ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AND
best sellers In ladles' poods. Wrlto todiy. It
will pay von. Ladles' Supply Co. . 3118 Foreit
nvenuo , Chicago. C MSG7 23 *
WANTED. 10 CURLS TO WORK IN IHIUSII
fnctoiy ; none under IB yearn old need apply.
Call a. M. Gummitl , 1029 B. 18th street.
C M365 25
FOR , BENT HOUSES.
Rales , ll&c & word first Inrcrtlon , Ic n word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than SSo.
PINK FLAT IN CLOURER HI.OCIC AT 703 S.
IGth st. : ranRO nnd nil other conveniences ;
J23. Gcorgo Clotiscr. room 2 , 1023 Farnam st.
D 911
HOUSES. F. K. DARLING. BARKER BLOCK.
- - D 332
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. 1 * . Davis company , 1505 Fnrnam. D 353
I-ROOM COTTAGES. MODERN. CHOICE IN
Balnford Circle. C. S. Elgutter , 204 lien build-
Ing. D 354
RENTAL AGENCY , 607 BROWN 11LOCK.
D J55
FIRST CLASS. WELL LOCATED HOUSES. L.
S. Skinner. 310 N. Y. Life. D 358 ; 0 *
CLEAN"COMFORTABLE. CONVENIENT ,
mmlonito rentals , best 3 nnd 4-room suites for
housekeepers only. References required. Also
. G-room suite In tenement. 810 S. 22d st.
D-358
KELKENNEY&CO..R. 1. CONTINENTAL BLK.
NICE C-ROOM COTTAGE. J10.00 PER MONTH.
L. 8. Skinner , 310 N. Y. Life. D9S3
CHOICE HOME , EIGHT ROOMS AND BARN :
nice lawn , city water nnd southeast front ; 1
block Houth of ( Leavenworth on 3Sth nvenuo ;
J23.00. Apply to N. 1'crry. on premises.
D 239
fOR RENT. J33.00 PER MONTH. 4110 LAFAY-
ctto avenue , 7 rooms , furnace , bath , hot nnd
cold water , clo t , uns. electric lighting nppll-
nnces. etc. lleniitlfnl lawn , tices , etc. Fidelity
Trust company , 1702 Farnnm stiect. D M213
FOIl RENT. GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
housi' . 2C21 Capitol avenue. Also 9-room housa
2"i29 Cnpltol nvpnuo. I ! > II. RobUon , loom 7 ,
Commercial National. D M&98
I-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE , U V AND
vliiidp. 2121 Miami street. D M l
FOR RENT. VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
2513 Fainain. It. C. Pntter on , Rnmge bldg.
r D M7J7
FOR RENT. THE BEST MODERN 10-ROOM
linusn In Omalin for the money. Tcmplctnn &
I'lorann. 308 Paxton block. D-M810
Id HOUSES. F , D. WEAD. IGth & DOUllLAS.
rot'R-ROOM HOUSE. S315 JONES. M.OO.
Sclby , S31 Chamber Commoico. D-M113
1 ROOMS. W S. J7TH STREET.D
D 51109 J1S *
10-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN CONVEN-
enci'B , goml clstcni nnd ccllur , newly papered
and painted throughout ; splendid location. In-
qluro 40 N. Y. Llfo bldtf. between 11 nnd 12
u. m. or f and G p. m. _ U Mli > 9 20
IVH HAVE A VERY LARGE NUMUER OF
houses for rent ; J5.00 per month nnd up. Call
for new lift Just turned. Clco. J. Paul , 111
Hoard of Trade. D M171 23 *
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MiOOU COTTAGE. FULL LOT. PAVED ST. .
all modern coiiM-ntenccs. XX Parker st. , * 2iW.
D 223 2J
jl'NE 1ST. C-ROOM COTTAGE WITH FUR-
niice. batn , i Inset , mnrbln wash xliuul , good
b.irn , etc. , J22.W. The Fidelity , 17th nnd Fnr
nam. D-350-23
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, rOTTAGE. 317 NORTH 17TH. 10
oms. 425.W. L. R. Seymour , 2101 Wlrt.
D-M357
FOB BENT rUBNISHEU BOOMS ,
roil RUNT. AT row ROUGE. A I.ARGB. RAY
window , oecund xtory front room , for 110.09 a
month. No other roomers and no children.
rOn RENT. A LARGE SOUTH ROOM AT 191J
Dodge itreet. 15-M579
t OR S ROoTlS FURNISHED COMPLETE { Qll
huusekeeplng. and also nice , conl tlceplna
rooms. 1411 Honunl street. U M9I7 23 *
VERY I'LBASANT iJOOiT INQUinil 1319
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E 25
AETNA HOUSE. NORTHWEST CORNER 1JTH
and UoOse. Rooms by tlio day or week.
E-CTi-JS *
FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE. FOR 1 OR 2
K" " " ' B. Mth av . E-5C9--23'
ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
b-uixl. : : il Duiisla * 3tro t. Refercncoii 10-
qulrod. E-.M9U a *
Ft'RNlSIIED ROOMS AT Z2J NORTH 19T3I
ntlVft. "
UEsmiAllLE ROOMS wTTH HOARD ; "
Mm. tlod o. 202 N. ISIIi. r-M3ll 13 *
PITRNISHEO ROOM ; QliNTLEMAN. MI7 HAH-
lu-y Btrtx-t. U J47-S >
TWO NIt'EUY FURN1BHEU HOUTH ROOMS ,
eiuulta or ociunitn ; gentlemen only. 31J N.
114 t.
FTJBNTSHED BOOMS AND BOABD.
Ttutu.Q won ! first Insertion , lo n ward
thtrmifler. NollilnR Ukco for leu than ZSc.
UOITH ROOMS AND HOOD UOARD. 210 }
tr ct.
Nu ir Y runNisiiED ROOMB , WITH HOARD.
lit ) IXxlvr tr t.
FUBNISHED BOOMS AND DOABP
Continued.
ROOM WITH HOARD. PRICE MODERATE ,
? 4M C M. F-ll
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD. REFER.
ences. 2214 r.irnnm St. F 972 23 *
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FRONT AND HACK PARLOR UNFURNISHED.
very d klrnl > to : also furnished room ; all first
class. 112 B. lh St. F-930
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YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME , UNDER CARE OP
Women' * Christian association. Ill 8. 17th st.
F 389
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ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
with nrst-clasi board. 1 0 Capitol ave. Innulr *
19 Capitol nve. F M774
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BOUTH FRONT ROOM FOR TWO , WITH
board , In prlvato fumlly. 2020 Bt , " " { v' " "
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
with board nt 1715 Chjcago. _ r M-ir ! _
LARGE nOOMTviTII AlJcOVE , EAST FRONT :
nisi ) elegant riKms with or without board , at
tha Webster. 210 nnd 218 N. 19th F-US 2f *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS , FOLDING
beds , modern convenience , with good brtariL
The .Rose. 2020 Harncy. F-219 3i *
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FINE LARGE OR SMALL ROOMS. WITH OR
without board ; every convenience : private
family. References. 1709 Dodge.
F M3I3 23 *
PLEASANT ROOM WITH HOARD FOR TWO
gotlemen. 2MO Dodge st. F 3o3-23 *
ROOM AND P.OARD , PRIVATE FAMILY , B
minutes walk from postolllco ; Una lawn. Ad
dress M 3. lle. . F M371 2o *
FOB BENT-UNFUBNISH'D BOOMS.
Rates , me word nrst Insertion , Ic n word
thereafter. Nothing taken tor less than 8Sc.
4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
housekeeping , city water , tc. , low rent : northwest -
west corner 17th nnd Webster st. O 361
E UNFURNISHED CHAMI1ERS FOR HOUSEkeeping -
keeping to man and wife ; no children ; 319 N.
G-M7-SS *
17th.
FOB BENT , STOBEB AND OFFICES
Rates. IMo word first Insertion. Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than25c.
10 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE , J03 S.
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY BRiqiC BUILDING.
818 Fnrnam st. The building has n fireproof
cement basement , complete steam heating fix
tures. water on all floors , gas , etc. Apply at
the olTlcn of The Dec. I " °
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DESK ROOM CHEAP. FRONTING FARNAM.
Room 2. 1623 Farnam street. I M614
FOR RENT. CHEAP , FRAME WAREHOUSE ,
708 nnd 710 Leavenworth street , with U. P.
trackage. F. H. Davis. _ I M I2 20
DESK ROOM. WM. 7. WELSHANS. 33l"
Hoard of Trade bldg. 1 04
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FOR RENT. THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
brick building nt 1011 Farnnm street. In llrst-
clasi condition , good location for nny business.
Inquire of A. J. Popplcton , room 314 First Isn-
tlonal bank building. I M35i 23
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AGENTS WANTED.
Rates. IHo word first Injcitlon. lo a word
thereafter Nothing taken for less than 25e.
AGENTS , BOTH SEXES : TEN INDISPENSA-
bio articles ; retail for 15.10 : absolutely frea to
our demonstrated rustlers. The Clausa Shear
Co. . Kansas City. Mo. J M62S Juno 80'
WANTED-AGENTS IN NEBRASKA AND
Iowa to sell the Moss & Hlllynrd patent farm-
crs' handy esc case at reduced price ; bis
money In It for the right man. Apply W. T.
Letts , sole manufacturer of the farmers' handy
ega case. St. Joseph. Mo. J Sa7 Jj
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AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND
town to handle "The Story of the Common
weal. " The fastest selling book ever published.
J10.00 n day can bo averaged by good agents.
Samples , 25c. Call or wrlto for terms. W. B.
Conkey company , 341-351 Dearborn street. Chl-
cago. 1111. J-M600
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AVANTED , TRAVELING SALESMEN TO SELL
lubricants ns a specialty or side line. Allen
Oil & Grease Co. , Cleveland. O. J M232 2S *
WANTED , AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS BY
sample at homo or to travel. Expanses nnd
good salary or commission to rlpht party.
Apply nt once for samples. Address ZocU
Box 1331 , N. Y. City. J
STOKAOE.
Rates. lV4c word nrst Insertion. Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. H. Wells , 1111 Farnam.M
M 381
STORAGEWILLIAMS & CROSS , 1214 HARNEY.
M-3C5
STOVES STORED DURING THE SUMMER.
1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair works.
M114 Stay 81
WANTED TO BUY.
Rates. lV4o word nrst Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
RETAIL LUMBER YARD , NEB. OR WESTERN
Iowa. Address I' . O. Uox & 52 , Da\ld City , Neb.
N 170 M24
CASH PAID FOR SECOND-HAND FURNIture -
ture , carpets , etc. I. LJrussell. 710 & 713 Ni 16th ,
N 193 J3
FOBSALE HOBSES.WAQONS.ETO.
Rates. l'/ic word first Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
FOR SALE , FAST MARE , COLT 1 WEEK
old. by Wlnslow Wllkes. 2:0311. ( Illy 11 months
old by Mark Wllkes. S. E. corner 21st and II
streets. South Omaha. P M720
FOR SALE , TEAM WELL MATCHED BAY
horses , cheap. T. J. Rogers , 14th and Farnam
streets. P aigCO 23 *
THREE CAR LOADS OF MISSOURI HORSES ,
single drivers , double teams , work horses , sad
dle horses and ponies nrrlvcd Tuesday ; will be
sold at auction Wednesday nt 1 o'clock sharp.
Union Stock Yards stables. A. B. Clarke.
P 318-22
$1.100 BERLIN COACH OR HACK.USED C
months , S550. Drummond , 18th and Hnrney.
I P-351-24
FOR SALE , THE BIGGEST BARGAIN YOU
over saw : horse , phaeton nnd hat ness. Address -
dress M 1. Bee. P M361 21 *
FOR SALE. ONE ROCKAWAY CARr.IAGE ,
ono family carriage. In llrst-class condition.
Ennulra of Gcorgo Forgan , American Savings
bank. N. Y _ Llfo building. 1' M301 2J
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
Cattle company , Ames , Neb. , have 2,000 ton
of good barn-stored bay for sale. All orders
filled promptly. Q 369
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rates. IHo word first Insertion , la a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25o.
WANTED. A GOOD HORSE FOR HIS KEEP.
Ing : will five him tlm best of care and light
driving. Call 1403 Fnrnam st. It-220 2J
OLAIKVOYANTS.
Rates , IHo word first Insertion , lo n word
thei carter. Nothing taken for lean than 25c.
MRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , REliable -
liable bu lnc33 medium ; 7lh ytar at 119 N. 11
B-367
MASSAGE. BATHS , ETC.
Rates , lOa n line each Insertion , 11.0 a line ptr
month. Nothing taken for lcs than iSc.
MADAME SMITH. " CO ? B. 13TH. 2D FLOOR ,
room 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , steam , sul-
phurlno and sea baths. T M181 26 *
MADAME BROWN. UU CAPITOL AVENCH.
Id door , room 4 , mauage , alcohol , sulphur and
ECU baths. T-MMJ 24 *
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MME. LA RUE , 41H SOUTH 15TH.
T-73M10 *
PERSONAL.
Rates , me word first Insertion , lo a ward
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2Sa.
MADAME LA ROOK. MASSAGE. 322 N. tCTII
pjrlura 12 nnd 13. U-M2- 1 2S *
C1ET MAR1UED7 SEND FOR MY BIG PAPER ;
hundreds of ad\crlls ia want husbands and
wives. Mailed sealed for itamp. W. II. Har-
beck. Denver. Colo. U M323 inM *
MASSA'GE""TREATMENT ! ELECTRQUTHER-
mat baths. Hculn & hair treatment , manlcura A
chlropodls. Mr * . Post. 319H U IMh. Wlthnell blk.
VIAVI. HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book und consultation free , Addre or
call Vlavl Co. , 311 Bee bldff. Lndy attendant.
Attend our free Illuitruted lectures next Tues.
day. 8 p. m. 11 nil. 7th lloor 1 leu blde. _ _ U M _
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNAIID , 1419 DOUail.
If M973-1 *
PERSONAL TO LADIES-INVALUABLE AD.
% lcc , "sp elal" questions answered ; Jl.W.
Doctor , uHu C-1S , Contrul a\onue , Minneapolis ,
Minn. U M ? 24 *
YOUR PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE READ
by lady clalrvpant. Mi B. 17th. U 222 27
COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES ASTHMA.
bronchitis , consumption , catarrh , etc. Thret
day * fr at . 33 , boutlas blk. llth anrt Do U
U-4
LADIES' ( III Illicit. NEVER FA/I.S ) AND 19 O.
N.T.l'Ink PIIU malled.tL Ladle * ' Baxaar.Omaha
U-5 J-T
HAIR RESTORED. FR .VNK mio5LlN. OFFICE
with barber shop. 1315 Farnam St. . puaranieei
tu irslors your hair If roots ara not destroyed ,
tops hair from falling out and returns natu
ral color to gray hair. Free examination every
day from 9 tu 11 a. tu. and I9 : to S p. m.
u-m j
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MR3. F. DORSBY , CARD READING. 1120 N. i ) .
U MIM
MONEY TO LOAN BSAL ESTATE.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE FOR ANY LENGTH
of time , from thirty diys to five years. Reed
* Belby , S3I Board of Trade. Warrants bought.
W230
UNITED 8TATE9 MORTOAGE CO. OF NEW
York. Capital UmOOO. Surplus 1600,000. Sub-
mlt choice loans to F , S. 1'usey , agent. First
National bank building. W M225-m20
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
* W 3J1
ANTHONY LOAN A TRUST CO. . IH N.Y.LIFBi
loans at low rates for choice security on Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city prnpcity ,
W ifO
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unlmprovid Omaha real estate ,
1 to K years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 Fnrnam.
_ _ _ _ W" I ? _
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED C1TY
property ; J3.000 A upwards , G to CH per cent ; nj
delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 13M Farnam.
W 374
MONEY TO LOAN ATWEST RATES THE
O. F. Davis Co. . 1505 Fnmam st. _ W a
MONEY TO LOAN Ohf FARMS IN DOUGLAS.
Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real .estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam st. W-373
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . 10TH AND
Douglas streets , loan money on city and farm
property at lowest rates of Interest. W 377
LTFB 1N3URANCB POLIC1ES LOANED ON
or bought. F , C , Chesney , Kansas City ,
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cent.
W. B. Melklc , First National bank building.
W 379
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MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , Ml N. Y. Life"
_ W-7KJ3L'
LOANS. J. W. SQUIRE , 245 Bee , W890
CHOICE CITY AND FARM LOANS WANTED.
J. N. Frenzer. opposite P. O. W 034-J15
CITY LOANS" ! c. A. STARR , sis N. ' Y. LIFE.
LOANS. 1 TO 6 YEARS , WARRANTS , BONDS ,
etc. Gnrvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. Life. W j/5
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rates. I'/io ' word first Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2Sc.
MONEY TO LOAN
Wo will loan you any sum which you wish ,
small or large , at the lowest poslblo rates. In
the quickest possible time , and for any length
of tlma to suit you You can pay It back In
such Installments as you wish , when you wish.
and only pay for It as long as you keep It.
You can borrow on
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
HORSES , WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MERCHANDISE.
OR ANY OTHER SECU1HTY ,
without publicity or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
306 SOUTH IGTH STREET.
First llooor nbovo the street.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X-383
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WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE-
curlty : strictly confidential. A. E. Harris ,
room 1. Continental block. X 330
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE , PIANOS.
ull articles of value. Fred Terry , 430 Ramga
block. _ _ X 381
THE PLACE TO BORROW
MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MONEY ON HORSES AND MULES ,
MONEY ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
MONEY ON PIANOS AND ORGANS.
MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS.
MONEY ON MERCHANDISE ,
MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES.
MONEY ON goods that remain with you ,
MONEY IF YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY.
MONEY IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS.
MONEY AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.
MONEY IN QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIME.
MONEY THAT you may pay back at any time.
nnd In nny amount. Is nt ROOM 4. WITH-
NKLL block , corner 15th nnd Harney streets.
THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
X 382
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MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES. WAGONS.
pianos and furniture of all kinds Business
confidential J B. Haddock , room 427 , Ramgo
block. _ X 334
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
crty. Harvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life building.
X-MZ71
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Rates , IWo word first Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for lc than 23c.
THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND EX-
chnngc Co. , 203 First National bank , Omaha ,
have cash nnd clear city and farm property
to exchange for merchandise. Wo want gro
ceries , dry goods , drugs , clothing , boots and
shoes and general stocks.
For sale , stock dry goods , boots nnd shoes.
JO. 000.00. General merchandlso S5.000.00. Gro
ceries J400.00 to $8.000.00. Bilkery and confec
tionery J2i)0.00 ) to 11,000.00. Call on or write us
If you want to buy , sell or exchange anything.
PARTNER WANTED : INTEREST IN A
branch business of well established firm ; 5300.00
required. Address L 00 , bee , with full particu
lars. Y-M173 J19'
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A TWO-CHAIR BARBER SHOP VERY CHEAP ;
best location ; first class business ; good reasons
for selling. Address L Cl. Bee. Y M33C 26 *
THE PIONEER BUSINESS AGENCY , SHERt-
djn , Wyo. , have for sale , hotel , businesses ,
farms , estates for colonies , securities , mining
shares. Collections made. Y M341 21 *
SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION OPEN TO ALL.
Try our syndicate system of speculation. In
crease your Income ; Information free ; send for
circular. Thompson & Derr Co. . 38 Wall sreet.
New York. Incorporated under the laws of the
state of New York. Capital , 1100,000.
Y M363 23 *
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RESTAURANT AND CHOP HOUSE. CHEAP ;
easy terms ; good business. Will exchange for
clear property. S. II. Walker , 22 Barker
block. Y M360 23 *
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FOB EXCHANGE.
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thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
TO EXCHANGE. CHASE COUNTY LAND FOR
merchandise. Box 261 , Imperial , Neb.
2 M930 23 *
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EIGHT HUNDRED ACRE RANCH IN ELK-
born valley for sale or trade. A bargain. Ad
dress L 39 , Bee. 2 935 22 *
A GOOD RANCH TO TRADE FOR WESTERN
marcs ; about 1,000 acres , hay , timber nnd
water. Address M. L. Taylor. Sprlngvlevr ,
Neb. Z M954 JIG *
WANTED-GROCEUY STOCK. DRY GOODS
stock , boot and shoo stock , clothing stock ,
drug stock or general merchandise stock , also
a wine und liquor stock. In exchange for clear
Omaha property or Nebraska lands nnd part
cash. The larger the slocks the better. All
Information in regard to stocks strictly con
fidential. W. H. Green , 217 Karbach block ,
Omaha. Neb. Z-M1C4 23
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
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thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
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BARGAINS. HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS
ale or trade. F. 1C. Darling , Barker block.
RE 38(1 (
5 , 10 AND 20-ACRE TRACTS. 2W MILES EAST
of Council Ultirfs. at 1100.00 to $200.00 per acre ,
suitable for fruit gardens und homes. Da }
& Hess. Council muffs. II E-MI31 J3.
BARGAIN. N. E. CORNER 29TH AND HICK-
cry. F. K. Darling. Barker block. RE-388
VILLA RIDGE ACHES ON MILITARY ROAD ,
near motor line , at (000.00 , easy terms ; pa\eu
stieet this summer ; now Is the tlmn to buy ,
A. P. Tukey. RE-M8D1
DO YOU WANT A HOME. A COZL LITTLE
farm ot 3 to 30 acres , where you can attend to
your business In the city and ralso your own
fruit , \egetnblci and poultry and live Ilko a
king when times are hard ! Come quick nnd
Ret your choice. Terms easy. Add. Box CU
Mlllard. Neb. R 1172
VERNON HEIGHTS IS IN THE NORTHwestern -
western part of the clty.overloolcliir Miller
Park , and Is the most sightly view to be found.
Think of the price nnd terms. JGOO per acre , } SO
cash and J15 per month. Fidelity Trust com
pany , agents. R E 889-23
FOR 8 ALE. T-IIOOM HOUSE AND LOT AT
n barcnln , ono block from inoter. Inquire at
816 a. 25th st. R E 913 JH *
VILLA RIDGE-HEAUTirUL ACRES. ON
Military road , north ot motor line , easy terms ,
only 33.00 per acre. Bar * and sound Invest-
merit. A. P. Tukey. R E 737
FOIt B.VLE-WE ARE INSTRUCTED TO SELL
all of the untold lots In Kymonr's addition ,
which lays on tlio beautiful plateau couth ot
Miller park and near North Iloulcvaid , at the
small price of only J100,00. These are the
cheapest lots In the city , und we will nUo you
easy times on these loin. Bend for plats , etc.
Geu. J. Paul , 111 Hoard of Trade.R
R E-M170 23 *
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100 FT. OHIO STREET , CORNER 40TH , ON
cradc , tine view , jsoo. worth twice that ; tan
use good driving hone. Fidelity TruM com
pany , 1T02 Furnam st. It E 319-M
2J FEET ON CUMINO ST. NEAP. 27TII ONLY
JI.WO. content o ner , vnry cheap | . terms easy.
Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Fnrnnm st ,
FOR SALE. AT GREATLY REDl.'CED PRICES
and on eaey payments , 18 loti near Academy uf
the S. crcd Heart , Apply lo Geo. M. Cooper ,
Patternm block. RE M36.1 n *
LOST ON SUNDAY , TWO WATCH CHARMS ;
retuiu to Janvs Morton & Son Co. . 1511
Dodge l end receive rc\\unl , . ' .out 2il-U
LOST-LADIES' GOLD WATCH ? BETWEEN
corner Cupltol nvenuo nnd 2Ctn and Bennett's
store , about 8 ft. m. Finder will kindly return
tti W. It. Bennett Co. M-224 3 *
PAWNBBOKEBS.
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thereafter. Nothing taken fur less than 2 .
FRED MOIir < B"uiTU FARNAU. oT"
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thereafter. Nothing taken for less than ZSc.
WE HAVE 1W ACRES OF-ULUE GRASS PAS-
lure for horses. Board fence , spring water.
Barton A Phelns. OIlmorc.aiKeb. . or A. W.
Phelps & Son , 207 N. Y. Llfifbldff. Telephone
1054.
UPHOL3TBBINQ.
CITY UPHOLSTERING co FURNITURE
made nnd repaired. Carrots laid and furniture
patched and polished. fcWfJfarnam ; tel. 15 < ] .
201 M25
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SHOBTHAND AND TYPEWBITINO.
.O ItT
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thereafter. Nothing taken far less Ihnn 25o
VAN SANTS SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. ( Ill
N. Y. Life. Omaha. Ask for circular. M391
DBESSMAK.INO.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. ADDRESS
Hiss Sturdy , 4218 Nicholas streetMM7 M21 *
UNDEBTAKEBS AND EMB ALMEBS
II , K. BURKETT. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. 1613 Chicago , Tel. 00. JS3
MUSIC , ABT AND LANGUAGE.
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thereafter. Nothlnn taken for less than 25c.
O FV GILLENRECK. llANJOIST AND
teacher. 1810 California at. S14
THE REALTY MARKKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on. record May 22.
1891 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Henry Wilson nnd wife to Claus Anderson ,
lot 25 , block 21 , Walnut Hill $ 750
South Omaha Land company tu D II
Klrchner. lot fi , block 109 , South Omaha , 300
A C Jollffe , trustee , to Leopold PellKan.
w H of lot 0. block 270 , Omnlm. . . : 125
F I Thomas nnd husband to F I Thomas ,
trustee , lot 1 , Dennett's subdlv 250
J P Mallcnder * nnd wife to Peter Manroth ,
lots 19 nnd S ) , Mnllendcr Place 700
Peter Frenzer nnd wife to J N Frenzer , lot
12. block C , Pniker's add 2
G L Miller nnd wife to B B Heller , lot 3 ,
block 13. West End ndd 1,800
C D Hutchllson nnd wife to Kllxubeth
Stockdale , lot 21 , block 1 , South Exchange
Place 1
South Omaha Land company to L D Wll-
cox , lot 18 , block 149 , South Omaha 855
John Rcddln to F 1C Darling , n 14 of lot
5. block 70 , Omaha 250
M II Comitock to Union Investment com
pany , lot 1 , block 1 , Saundcrs & IPs ndd
tci Wnlnut Hill ; Iota 12 tp 20. block 2 ,
Hitchcock's 1st add ; e 37 feet of w 71 feet
of lots 7 nnd 8. block 14 , E V Smith's
ndd. n 12 feet of w 37 feet of lot 7 , block
14 , E V Smith's ndd ; loti 9 nnd 12 , block
1 , William Hagedorn's add ; s W of aw
nnd ne sw 10-10-10 6.000
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
W J Meals and wife to Slary MacVca , part
of lot 100 , Glses' ndd 1
DEEDS ,
Special master to Albright Land and Lot
company , lot 3 , block 3 , Hoppe's Bo
nanza subdlv , 200
Total amount of transfers $11,131
Dr. E. C. West's Nome and Brain Treatment
fj sold under positive written , ( runrautoo , by author
ized agents only , to euro \VJcnk Memory ; Loss of
Brain and Nerve Power ; LostMnnhoodjCJuIi-knoss ;
Night Losses ; Evil Dreamsrljics : ot Confidence ;
Nervousness ; Lassitude ; all uralm ; Loss of Power
of the Grocrotlvo Organs JiiolUj5r sox , caused by
over-exertion ; Yonthful Errors , or Excessive UBO of
Tobacco , Opium or LlquorT which eoon lead to
MlforConsnmnU6n. . Ineanfty and Death. By moll ,
ll a box ; 0 for fj : with written irunrnnteo to cure or
refund money. VEST'S CODOII SYRUP. A certain
euro for Coughs , Colds , A tlunn , .Bronchitis , Croup ,
Whooplnff Cousu. 8oro Throat. Ploaxant to take
Small size discontinued ; olcLSOo. size. nowSSc. : old
tl 6120. now Cue. QUARANThra Usuod only by
Goodman Drug Company.
l"1
SEARLES
& SEARLES
SPECIALISTS
Chronic
Nervous ,
Private.
AND
Special
Diseases ,
TREATMENT BY MAILCONSULATION FREE
Wo euro Catarrh , All Dlsoasos of
the Nose , Throat , Ghost , stomach ,
LIver , Blood. Skin and KHnoy Dls-
eases , Female Weaknesses , Lost
Manhood AND ALL PRIVATE DIS
EASES OF MEN.
REMOVED TO
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Call nn or Address ,
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ur. , OJIAUA ,
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Building. OMAHA , NED. Advlco FHEE.
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FROST AND DROUTH DAMAGE
Weekly Bulletin of the Weather Bureau on
the Crop Situation.
NEBRASKA FARMERS ARE FEELING BLUE
Ilnln I * Needed nt Onro to Snvo the drain
Cropi Corn Not Prriimiirntly In
jured by tlio I'rrexa of
'
Last
Tlio weekly crop bulletin of tlio Nebraska
weather service , In co-operation with the
United States weather bureau , for the week
ending May 21 , Is as followa :
Tlio weather ot tlio past seven days lm
been very trying upon all vegetation. The
rulnfnlf has been so light nnd scattered us
to bo practically valueless , while the ex
cessively hot winds of the first half ot the
week dried out nearly nil the moisture In
the ground. Added to the complaint ol
drought , which Is now affecting nil portions
of tin.- state , correspondents are almost unani
mous In reporting severe Injury to all vege
tation by frosts and Ice on tlio morning ol
the 19tli. It Is too early yet to form nny
very accurate estimate of the extent of the
damage , but that It has been considerable ,
especially to fruit , there cnn be no doubt.
Gardens have suffered greatly and most
vegetables will liavo to bo replanted. It In
not probable that beyond retarding Its growth
permanent Injury will result to the corn
crop. Many llelds that were up nnd being
cultivated are wilted and apparently dead ,
but with reasonable weather they will put
forth again and In a very short tlmo recover
their growth. Corn planting Is about com
pleted In all portions ot the state.
The following nro remarks by corre
spondents In the various counties of tlio
state : .
llntler County High wind of ICtli , 17th
nnd ISth damaged fruit und gardens. Frost
of 18th and I'JUt killed garden vegetable ? .
Hnln Is badly needed. Corn and potato crop
damaged badly.
Cass County Hot , dry wentbcr during
early part of week checked vegetation.
Listed corn slowly coming up. Frost of 19th
nipped vegetation badly. Very dry.
Clay County Corn , oats , fruit and potatoes
greatly damaged by frost. Grass dying for
laclc of rain.
Klllmoro County Very dry. Small grnln
suffering. Corn cut off by frost on ISth.
Potatoes and gardens nil cut by frost. Fruit
damaged.
Gage County Dry nnd windy week , with
hard frost on the 19th. Potatoes , garden
truck nnd corn badly frozen.
Hamilton County No rain during the
week. Oats drying up. Heavy frost on
night ot ISth. Fruit about nil killed. Corn
and oats badly damaged. Outlook very dis
couraging.
Jefferson County Past week dry and
windy. Heavy frost on night of 18th In
jured corn and potatoes. Corn needs rain.
Johnson County The low temperature of
18th and 19th did considerable damage.
Wheat Is still In good condition. Apples
and cherries appear safe.
Lancaster County Fruit not damaged
badly by frost. Small grain almost ruined.
Frost on morning of 19th killed most of the
garden vegetables.
Nomaha County Frost on morning of 19th
injured vegetables.
Nnckolls County Hot winds first of week
Injured wheat and oats. Corn coming up
finely and looking well.
Otoo County Corn all planted. Vege
tables and fruit Injured by frost. Corn cut
to the ground.
Pawnee County Caterpillars eating corn.
Cut worms doing some damage. Prospect
for large crop of potato beetles. 'Whlto frost
on 19th injured strawberries and killed tomato
mate nnd pumpkin vines.
Polk County Bad week for vegetation.
Frost on night of 18th killed all tender vege
tation. Corn cut to the ground. Haiti
badly needed.
Richardson County Frost Friday night
killed corn on low land and damaged gar
dens. Ice formed In many places.
Sallno County Oats and wheat are badly
blighted and suffering very much for rain.
Frost of 19th Injured nearly all vegetables.
Saunders County Almost all garden vege
tables frozen on night of 18th. Corn nearly
all planted. Rain needed.
Seward County Pastures are about dried
up. Killing frost on morning ot 19th on
low ground. The outlook very discour
aging.
Thayer County Unless rain comes soon
wheat and oats will be ruined. Gardens
badly damaged by frost on 19th.
York County No rain during past week.
Crops suffering from drouth. Frost on 19th
Injured potatoes , oats and corn. Corn plant
ing all done. Potato bugs numerous.
NORTHEAST -SECTION.
Antclopo County Continued high winds
and dry weather have been Injurious to all
crops , while the frost ot the 9th did great
damage to all vegetation , Including rye and
oats , which are badly , and wheat , which is
somewhat Injured.
Hurt County Very dry weather nnd high
winds ; the frost ot the 19th did much
damage to vegetation ; a great deal of corn
Is said to bo killed , but fruit not Injured.
Doyd County Very warm and1 dry , frost
on the 19th killing corn In low places.
Cedar County Good growing weather early
In the week ; corn Is up In some places ;
nearly all corn planted.
Colfax County Heavy frost of the 19th
destroyed nil fruits , garden truck and set
back oats and corn , and maybe destroyed
both ; very dry.
Cumlng County All crops will Buffer un
less rain falls soon. The frost of the 19th
Is believed to have Injured corn and oats
slightly.
Dixon County Frost of the 19th froze
garden vegetables and fruit nnd wilted corn ;
Ice one-fourth Inch thick reported.
Dodge County Very dry nnd windy
weather affecting nil crops ; frost 'of 19th
quite severe , Injuring garden vegetables con
siderably ; within the week the temperature
has ranged from 30 degrees to 102 degrees.
Holt County Severe frost on the 19th ; Ice
formed one-fourth to one-half Inch thick ;
all tender vegetables killed nnd potatoes and
corn suffered In many places.
Knox County Very destructive frost on
morning ot 19th , which killed tender vegeta
tion ; potatoes killed down to the ground.
Corn all planted.
Plnrco County First part of week very hot
nnd windy , Injuring ; grain to pome extent ,
followed by cold , raw weather later on.
Frost and Ice ot 19th cut potatoes , beans nnd
tomatoes and corn badly.
Stnnton County Fruit and garden Rtuft
greatly Injured by frost of the 19th.
Washington County Very unfavorable to
growing crops. Potatoes , corn and fruit
on lowlands Injured by frost ot the 19th.
CENTRAL SECTION.
Doono County Heavy frost general In
county on 19th , killing fruits and vegetables ;
corn and small grain also Buffered.
Buffalo County Urass- and Binnll grain
greatly Injured by drought. May wheat und
oat fields plowed up and replanted In corn.
Corn was an excellent stand and corn plow
ing had begun.
Custer County Crops have made llttlo erne
no progress ; rain badly needed ; corn all
planted and most of It up ; frost on the 19th
kilted all fruit ; Ice formed as thick us u
window glass.
Greoloy County The past week has been
very dry and windy ; rain Is needed badly ;
frost of the 19th killed the fruit and nearly
all garden stuff.
Dawson County Very much aunshlno has
dried up most crop ] ; frost ot the 19th killed
everything Ihut frost can kill ; drought has
greatly Injured all vegetation that dry
weather can destioy ; fruit nearly all killed ;
hot weather , coli ) weather , dry weather and
high winds have been terribly destructive.
Grcoloy County Hard frost of 19th dam
aged fruits and vegetables ; very dry.
Hall County Cinch bugs working In fall
wheat ami rye ; veiy dry weather.
Howard County Dry and windy during all
the week. Heavy frost Friday night killed
the frlt. corn and most ot the Kirden truck.
Merrlck Count ) Heavy frost on night of
lM.li , ocrlnuslv damaging corn , oats und ottmr
unall grain. Potatoes frozen In ihu ground.
Apples , plums , ate. , a great loxs. Dry high
uliula. Italn much neidcd.
Pl.ttto County--Frost nnd Ice on the morn
ing of thv loth very injurious to vegetation
In placuH. The umall grain has been greatly
Injured by the hot wind : .
Sherman County High hot southerly
Injured crops greatly. Corn planting com'
pletcd. Killing frost on morning ot the 10th
Wheeler County Continued high wlndi
during latt sawn days. Much damage done
to ftmnll grain , especially oat * .
Valley County Corn planting about fln
Ishcd ; coming up fairly noil. Small grain
almost nt a standstill. Killing frost on
morning ot the 19th ,
SOUTHWEST SECTION.
Adams County Dry , hot nnd windy dur
ing first of week ; cold latter part ot week.
Frost of Friday night killed potatoes , corn
nnd garden truck. Grapes just budding
were killed.
Franklin County Heavy frost on morn
ing of tlio 19th did serious dnmngO to crops.
This , In addition to the dry , hot winds pro
ceeding It , makes crops ot nil kinds look
badly. A largo nroa of fall wheat has been
listed nnd planted In corn. All fruit killed
In this locality.
Furnns County Worst week over had nt
this tlmo of year. Hot and dry , high winds ,
etc. Frost on morning of 19th seriously
damaged fruit and nil vegetation.
Qosper County Flvo dnys of high wind
nnd hot weather followed by two days of
stormy , with cold northwest wind doing
great damage to all small grain ; nearly all
the winter wheat has IKCII put Into corn ,
and fully one-half of the spring wheat nnd
oats will be replaced by corn ; rain badly
needed.
Hnrlan County Ulan winds prevailed
during the week ; no rain nnd very dry ; all
small grain Is n failure ; corn already
planted Is drying out ; heavy frost on morn
ing of 19th cutting everything ; nil fruit suf
fered badly ; some few apples left ; at present
tit * outlook Is bud for everything.
Hitchcock County Wind blowing n gale all
week ; first part of week very warm ; turned
colder Thursday , with a killing frost on
night of 18-19111 , greatly Injuring nil kinds
of crops ; drouth greatly Injured crops nnd
pastures.
Kearney County Pasture1) drying up ;
wheat , oats nnd barley Injured nnd most of
It will bo rephntcd In corn ; frost of the 19th
greatly Injured grnln nnd potatoes.
Red Willow County Dry high winds
damaging all crops nnd grnsi ; small grain a
failure ; some are listing corn on their small
grain ground.
Webster County Week has been very dry
and windy , nrst part of week very warm ,
closing very cold , with n killing frost on
nights of ISth and 19th ; potatoes nnd all
garden truck seriously damaged ; fruit In
jured to some extent , but cannot tell yet
how much ; listed corn not much hurt by
frost , but checked corn cut oft nearly to
the ground ,
WEST SECTION.
Cheyenne County All grain In good grow
ing condition , but slightly retarded by high
winds ; garden truck In excellent shape.
Lincoln County Temperature fore part of
week unusually hot with high winds , damag
ing spring wheat , and. In some cases , ruin
ing It. Hnln Is sorely needed for small
grain. Frost on 19th killed considerable
garden produce , berry bushes and fruit
blossoms. Corn coming up. Planting about
two-thirds done.
Scotts niuff County Small grain Is up
nicely , but Is beginning to need rain.
Garden and corn planting going on. Some
gardens arc up.
Thomas County High winds have dam
aged small grain nnd gardens , and on the
19th n Eovcro frost Injured potatoes , corn ,
gardens , etc. , but to what extent I am
unable to say.
NORTHWEST SECTION.
Cherry County Dry weather and high
winds damaging small grain. Corn doing
well.
well.Sheridan
Sheridan County Very windy all the week ;
first half hot and dry ; last half cold nnd wet ,
with frost on the 19th.
Rock County We have had a very bad
week of It high winds , high temperature
and low temperature. Frost did much damage -
ago to all fruit.
Koyn Paha County First part of the week
very hot , the last part cold , with local
showers which did but little good , high
winds drying out the moisture about as
rapidly as It fell. Everything needs rain
very much. Some wheat fields being plowed
under and planted In corn. Corn coming up
slowly. Frost on 19th damaged gardens.
Corn not much hurt.
UNUSUAL IXTUIMIS : OF TK.iii > iiiAi0iK
I'hcnomciml Disturbances Itopnrteil by the
AVoatlior liurciui for tlm Wook.
WASHINGTON. May 22. The weather
bureau , In Its report of weather crop con
ditions for the week ended SIny 21 , suyH :
On the middle Atlantic east frdin the Cnr-
ollnns to New Jersey , over the states of
the eastern Rocky mountain slope and In
the northern portions of the upper Missis
sippi and Missouri valleys , the wonthcr 1ms
been slightly warmer than usual ; elsewhere
the weather has been dccldedlv cool , the
tempcratute.s averaging from 3 to 7 degress
below the normal In portions of New Eng
land and over the entile region from the
great lakes to the gulf , while the frlKklliy
In temperature wnH equally marked on the
Pacific coast. The week has been one ot
unusual temperature extremes , the differ
ence between the highest and lowest tem
perature amounting to us much as GO de
grees In the upper Missouri valley and
from -10 to CO degrees over the greater portion
tion of the country east of the Hocky
mountains. In Kentucky nnd northern
Florida the temperature reached the loweat
point that has-been recoitleil In May since
the establishment of the weather bureau.
The rainfall was very heavy In eastern
Montana and was generally above the av
erage over Idaluo , eastern Oregon nnd
Washington and central California. There
was a total absence of rain In Knnsa ,
southwestern Missouri , Oklahoma , western
Texas anil over the greater part of Arkan
sas. Drouth prevails In eastern South Da
kota , Nebraska , Arkansas , southwestern
Texas anil New Mexico.
Frost DIIIIIIIKO In MHioiirl.
ST. LOUIS , May 22. The current weekly
bulletin of the Missouri weather service
anil the State Hoard of Agriculture , Issued
today , Indicates that In some of the north
ern counties the recent frosts Uhl consider
able damage to corn , Harden truck , grapes
anil other tender resolution. In the central
and southern counties the damage was
slight. In many northern anil western coun
ties crops , ami especially grass and small
grains , arc In great need ot rain , but in
other sections the rondltluiiH have been
very favorable , except In the last two
ilays of the week. The weather was fa
vorable for farm work throughout the
week. Wheat and rye are generally ilolnjr
well. Chinch bugs nro repot teil In many
counties , and In the local and Monroe coun
ties some llelds will have to be pastured or
plowed up. In the northwest section oats
are poor and Buffering for rain. In other
sections they are doing fnlily well.
lowi SulTorn Mont from Hot AVIiuls.
DES MOINJCS , May 2J.-Tho Iowa crop
bulletin says : Reports of frosts and freez
ing tompciature on the 19th nnd 20th come
from all sections of the state , but the ex
tent of ilnmage cannot ns yet hade
termined. Uatilun tiuck , grapes and small
fruit stiftoreil most severely. In ninny sec
tions coin was rut to the ground , but It was
only checked In growth nnd not materially
Injured. Smjlt uinln crops have Miffcictl
nioro fiom hut , dry wlmlu than from freez
ing. In the liirirer part of the htnto the
hay crop will be considerably shoi icnctl by
the diouthy conditions. Huln Is needed In
nil seotlons , The IKTCUKC uf corn hns been
maU'tlally Increased over lust year , and
the outlook for that crop Is unusually prom
ising. .
M hid , Itiiln mill l < 'roHt Combined.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 22. The weather
crop bulletin of Minnesota wciither service
iNHticil tod.iy , nays : In the Rod ilver
valley conditions hnvo been favorable , al
though the high winds did snmu Injury.
Small gialn H up and looks woll. In the
ccnttal bccllon excessive rainfall mailo re
planting of corn and potatoes nt'censury.
HlKh winds damaged finlt , whllu the frosts
cut down much tender vegetation. Potntovu
are up , and there will bu a largu acreage.
In the southern srctlon thu frusta did
permanent Injury to the fruit ami garden
truck. Sniiill gialn Is In good condition.
Chinch and potato bugs hnvu appeared In
Wabasha and llluu Earth counties ,
Crop * Hpollvil In Illliiolx.
8PRINOFIELD , 111. , May 22-Tho Illinois
crop bulletin tmyn ; Frosts occurred on the
19th anil 20th , which did some damage to
garden * and small fruits and to corn on low
ground. In the vicinity of I'arkorxburKt
Rlchland county , considerable vheat bus
developed In some llclilx , und the yield will
bo ICBH than was expected. Rust Is ru.-
jiorltd In Home Holds , while chinch biiKH arc
reported In the wheat In a number of coun
ties , but little damage Imu been done. Bo my
fields WHre Injured by I ho- hull of thu 19th.
Corn plantl..tr In now practically completed
over the state , Home Holds on low ground
were Injured by the late frosts.
Mother and Child IVrUli In the flnuic * .
M'MINTILLH , Ore. , May 22.-The res
idence of M. Bhaddcn was burned today ,
lira. Shndden anil her 10-ycnr-old daughter
perished In the tinmen , and her son , aged
9 , received futal Injuries.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Now Water Works Company to Bo Tonned
by MoShano and Others.
PLANT WILL BE ERECTED IMMEDIATELY
I.ornl I.mlgo of Uiillrit Workman Crlpbmtci
lt MoU'uth Aiinltrmiry ArriiiiKrinrnta
fur tli ( ) l ) < or\iiiirnof Momnrlnl Day
Other .Magic City Nous.
The ordinance granting John A. McShano
the privilege of placing water malm In this
city means that South Omnlm will hnvo
another water works company. The com
pany Is being organized for the purposa of
giving the Stock Yards company und the
packers better water service. The packers
will bo largely Interested In the enterprise.
The company Is not being organized for
the purpose of bucking the American Water
Works company , but simply to give the citi
zens here bolter wntcr service. As It now Is ,
the water pupply U limited nnd unsatisfac
tory to the Inrgo corporations.
A short tlmo ngu Mr. McShano had the
water taken from the river nt this .point
analyzed and the chemist reported that the
water was pure enough for household use.
The pumping station will bo located nt
nbout the foot of Missouri avenue. Thrvo
Inrgo settling basins will be put In. Two
reservoirs will bo built on the hill nbovo
the stock yards that will hold 2,000,000 gallons
lens each. A thirty-Inch main will ho run
from the river to the stock yards.
Tho" work will bo commenced at once and
It Is estimated that It will cost the company
$230.000. All the work will bo completed
within a year.
United Workmen Aniilvnrnnry.
Seven years ago last night South Omaha
lodge No. 06 , Ancient Order of United Work
men , was Instituted In this city with a mem
bership of sixteen. The anniversary of that
event was celebrated last utght In a fitting
manner by giving a picnic and parade. The
weather was unfavorable for u picnic , but In
splto ot the chilly atmosphere the turnout
was largo nnd the evening was cnjoyably.
spent by those who attended.
The parade wns formed at Twenty-sixth
and N streets , consisting ot all thu Ancient
Order of United Workmen loilgoj In both
Omaha and this city. Dr. W. II. Slatmugh
wns the chief marshal and was assisted by
Messrs. F. A. Droadwcll , W. H. Qucenan , M.
F. lllanchard and Thomas Hoctor. The Mu-
s'cal Union band furnished the music nnd
the procesilon was several blocks long.
Hundreds of citizens gathered along N and
Twenty-fourth streets to witness the parade
and then followed on to the park. Llttlo
Walter Looker was In the procession with
his team of goats hitched to a llttlo wngou
and wns quite nn attraction. Paul had his
wagon decorated with Hags and evergreens.
Ho nlso had a big buck goat In the wagon.
The members of the order made a lluo
showing nnd were cheered ns they marched
out Twenty-fourth street to Syndicate park.
At the park a string baud furnished mtulc
for those who wished to dance , and hundreds
enjoyed themselves In this manner. The
different crews gave exhibitions In drilling I
on the dancing platform and were warmly I
encored. Mr. S. R. " Patten of Omaha de
livered n short address and was followed by
Rov. R. L. Wheeler , who talked for thirty
minutes on the benefits of the order. Thu
Ancient Order of United Workmen Oleo
club sang several song1 } during the evening
nnd altogether the program was very enter
taining.
The gentlemen who had the management
of the celebration In hand were Jacob Jaxka-
lek , W. II. Stctisloft. J. H. Hopkins , J. A.
Hall , G.W. . Howe , M. V. Doyle , C. W. M 1-
ler. II. E. Wilson , S. n. Elklns , W. H.
Looker , W. E. Mills and M. A. Martin.
Mmnorhil Day Arrangements.
Memorial day will bo quietly , observed In
this city by the members of Robert Liv
ingston post No. 282 , Grand Army of the
Republic , nnd other old soldiers nnd sailors.
At the regular meeting of the post commit
tees were appointed on arrangements'
Messrs. Elliott , Kclley and Condon will ad
dress the pupils nt the St. Agnes school ;
Messrs. IJIalr , Eastman and Cross nt t- . *
Brown Pail : school ; Messrs. Wolmcr nnd
Chadd nt the Fourth Ward school ; Messrs.
Snlvcloy nnd Carroll In the Third ward ;
Messrs. Carroll und Condon at the Lutheran
school ; Messrs. Gordon , Bennett and Bonta
nt the Albright school. Those gentlemen
will visit the shools at 1 o'clock In the after
noon on Monday.
Attorney T. F. Elliott win deliver the
address at the cemetery and the Daughters
of Veterans will prepare the flowers and
decorate the gravc-s of the dead. Messrs.
McDotigal and Kclley will asilst In this
work. Messrs. Fowler , Welmor and Elliott
were appointed as a committee to get up
the program.
All old soldiers and tailors ( ire requested
to meet at Grand Army of the Republic hall
on Memorial Sunday nt 9 o'clock In the
morning nnd march from there to the Metho
dist church In u body. Memorial Sunday
Is May 21. _
MiiKlu City ( irmHlp.
The Democratic club meets tonight.
Mrs. F. J. Egger1 Is on the sick Hit.
Llttlo Nelllu Maxwell Is very much Im
proved.
Phil Council has been appointed night cap
tain ot the police force.
Mrs. Frank Dempster of Dos Molnos la
visiting friend ; In this city.
Mrs. Dr. R. R. Livingston of Platlsmqutlv
Is visiting at the homo of Mr. It. T. Maxwell.
Judge .Samuel T. Maxwell and wlfo of Fremont -
mont nro In the city , the guests of Mr. and
MM. R. T. Maxwell.
A "cobweb" social will bo given Thursday
evening at the reshlcnno of Mrs. Honey ,
Nineteenth nnd I stieels.
Division No. 8 , Ancient Order of Hiber
nians , will bo Instituted nt Young Men's
Institute hall this ovoning.
Charley Fen ell returned last evening from
a trip to England , where he had been with
a Inrgo consignment of live Ntock ,
FOB GRAND LARCENY.
I'tirty ArruHloil In Oiimlm fur Itolililnp a
U Ion I'ni-lllc Dopnt.
On Information of Sheriff Whltmore of
Green River , Wyo. , tlm police yesterday ar
rested T. K. McCormlck on the charge ot
Grand larceny , alleged to have han com
mitted about eight weeks ago , Tlio tcln.
gram cltptl also that McCorinlck left Green
River about nix weeks ago nnd that thu
police there had advices ho was In this city
living with a brother. Thu police vent to
the residence of his brother , In the iear of
511 South Sixteenth utrcot nnd located tlm
mnn there.
The only Infnrmotlnn ns to the nature ot
the chnrgo IH that BUIIIR ono entered u way
station of the Union Pacific near Grcun River
and took property to tlm value of about $100 ,
Mt'Cormtck Is n telegraph operator and It
WUH learned was engaged by tlio Union
Paclllc as such. Ho wont to the way tin-
lion that was said to Imvu been lobbed und
worked there a fuw days ,
McCormlck says ho Is nhsoliituly Innocent
of any crliun. Ho admit' ] helm ; at Green
River nnd working there n short time , hut
bays ha IH completely Ignorant ot any rob-
biry.
Will Try It Auiiln.
John R. Blckfonl ot Sioux City took out a
marrlago license yesterday for weddlna Isa
bella. Illckford ot Denver. Thcso parties
were married a tow years ago , but could nut
agree , and by mutual consent a divorce wag
procured. After living apart for sovorul
months they concluded Unit they had been
rather hasty In separating nnd U was agreed
that they would come to Omaha and get thu
matrimonial knot retted In such u manner
thin It would hold thorn together forever
nnd aye. _ _
\Vhcn llaby was iileV , wo KHO hfr Caitorln.
When the was a ChlM , ho cried for Oastorla.
When slio became 51 In. nbo dun ; ; to Castorla.
When the had Children , the gave Uioiu Contorlt