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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; WEDNESDAY , JUNE 27 , 180-1.
8PB01HL NOTICES.
Advertisement * for thesu column * wilt bo taken
until 11 * > P. m'or MM * v nln ami until > .0)
p. m for the morning nml Sun-lay edition * .
Advertiser * , by renueitlnn ft numbeml check ,
ran have answers AddrnuiM td a httmbcrcil let
ter In rare of The lire. Answer * no iiridieKml will
be delivered upon presentation of the check.
Rate * It4e ward tlrnt Insertion , la a word
thereafter , Nothliui taken for lew thnn 2Jc.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER BY A WIDOW.
ntte ! > > . K' " " ' c ° o > < l'l laundress , four years
1-xperlenep In dresmiklnK ; l ) " t nf reference ! ;
Fpenkii only German. Address Iliwa I-irent.cn.
618 l , , t Sixth street. Grand Inland , Nob.
A M5.Ii 2S <
WANTED , nY AN BXI'KtlinNCIJD MAN.
im lllon nn collector ; Al reference Riven. Ad-
un-iia O 43 , IJcc. A-MfcH
WANTED-MAI.E HELP.
SOLICITORS , TEAMS FURNISHED ! INSTALLment -
ment goods. American Wringer Co. , 1610 How
ard street. B M3
AGENTS. BALERY OR COMMISSION. THE
greatest Invention of the age. Tim New Pat
ent Cheml"al Ink Erasing Pencil. Sells on
ltht. ( Works like mimic. Agents arc making
123.00 to $123 00 per week. For further par
ticulars write the Monroe Erasing Mf t. Co. ,
X 38 , La Grouse , Wl * . H EM
PUSHING MEN TO TAKE ORDERS TOR OLD
established home ; ( alary paid. Apply lJl
Douglas. B-M179Jyl2
WANTED , A GOOD UPHOLSTERER ; OER-
man preferred. Apply to C. C. Cannon ,
Bchuylcr. Neb. BI23 20
WANTED , OOOD HUSTLERS FOR LATEST
fast sflllng necessity. Salary or commission.
ImeMlmito this. Simplex Dress Chart Co. ,
Box Ki2. ICnnsas City , Mo. B M413 29 *
SALESMEN WANTED , TO SELL OUR GOODS
by sample to the wlinleHilc nnd retail trade ; * Ml
on sight to every business man or linn ; lib
eral salary ; money advanced for advertising
end expense * ; permanent position. Addrcn ,
with stamp , King Mfs. Co. , C 42 , Chicago. 111.
B MOM 30 *
WANTED , A FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH.
For particulars write to Donovan Bros. , Brny-
ton , Neb. B-M37I
WANTED. A PIANO PLAYER ; GERMAN
preferred. 103 N. 9th. B M812
WANTED A OOOD MOULDER FOR GENeral -
eral work nt onco. Hastings Iron Worki ,
Hastings , Neb. D-G22 20
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED , OIIIL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
work. Inaulro Z'fn Dodga street. C-MI37
WANTED , A OOOD GIRL TOR GENERAL
housework. Apply 1701 .South Kill street.
IlUUh Murphy. C MCI5 23
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED Nt'Il.SE
with references to care for two-year old child
nn 'n trip to the lakes for the Hummer. Must
IHJ neat and not under 19 y * nrs of age. Apply
nt 533 So. 29th Avc. Immediately. 027 2S
EOB BENT HOUSES.
FINE FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT 703 a
ICth fit. ; range and all other conveniences ;
V&t George Clouser , room 2 , 1GU Farnam at.
D-911
HOUSES , F. 1C DARLING. BARKER BLOCK.
D-S38
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OP THE CITY. THn
O. F. Davis company. 1505 Tarnam. D 687
T-ROOM COTTAGES. MODERN" CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C. S. Elguttcr. 201 lice build-
Ing. D 588
RENTAL AGENCY , G07 DROWN BLOCK ]
D-583
CLEAN. COMFORTABLE. CONVENIENT ,
moderate rentalH , best 3 nnd 4-room suites for
housekeepers only. References requited. Also
G-room eulto In tenement. 816 S. 22d st.
st.D690
D-690
KDLKBNNCVJiCO.R. 1 , . CONTINENTAL BLIC
. D-591
FOR RENT. GOOD DETACHED MINK-BOOM
housS 2021 Capitol avenue. U. II. Iloblson ,
room 7 , Commercial National. D 850
TEMl'LETON & I'lERSON. Puxton blk.
13-C58
FOR RENT , DWELLINGS IN ALL PARTS
of Omaha ; call for list. E , II. Sbeafe. 43 }
Taxton bloclc. D M6CC
THREE-ROQM FLATS , $7.50. 1418 N. 17TII-
D M837 JyS-
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE 10-ROOM. MODURN
residence , Unit-class In evury Uctiill , centrally
locnlwlri Kent.30. . 13. II. Slteafe , 432 IMV.
ton blk. D M303
TENTS"FOR. . RENT uu FARNA.M ST.
ST.D
D 3S1
FURNISHED HOUSE. 6 ROOMS , J25 00 ; NEWLY
papered , painted ; nice yard. Inquire COJ S. '
IClh street , llefercnccs. D 403 26 *
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VERY riNC 7-ilOOM COTTAGE AT REN
duccd price ; call at once. Fidelity Trust Company -
pany , 1702 Farnam st. DI13
FOR RENT. MODERN"IIOUSE ; REASONABLE
terms. Enquire 1919 Dodge. 13 M4IO
FOR JtENT. FURNISHED HOUSE. APPLY
202 Pnxton block. 1) MI30J7 *
H. U CORNER 6TH AND WILLIAMS
streets. ID-room house , with good barn , paved
street , largo grounds , shrubbery , fruit , etc ,
cheap. Fidelity TVuat company , 1702 rnrnam
tlrcct. D M51I-3)
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN
Council Bluffs ; call for list nt Omaha office.
432 I'qxton block. 13. H. Shcafo. D-MC87
FOR RENT. TWO 10-ROOM MODERN FLATS ,
cheap. J. W. Squire. 24S lleo Lldff. D-823
7-IlOOM MODERN HOUSE. 3116 CHICAGO
street , JI5.00 per month. Apply nt name ad
dress. D M518 30 *
FOR RENT. HOUSES. STORES. FLATS.
Ames , 1617 Fnrnam. D M5SO
FOR RENT WANTED. GOOD MEDIUM
priced houses. List your houses for rent
with Ames. D M578
4. 5. T-ROOM HOUSn AND FLATS : BRICK ;
all modern ; uncounted. Tlzard , 221 North 24th.
D M618 SJ
COTTAOE. SIX ROOMS. ON MOTOR LINE ,
city and cistern water ; rent ilO.OO. Williams
nnd Mlttao , room 313 McCaguo block.
D-021-27
FOB BENT FTJRKnSHEU ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS. U1S DODGE.
E-M337 S0
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. GENTLEMEN
only. 2003 St. Mary's ave. U 175 i3 !
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t FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP. '
Ins for mua and. wlfo. Rent taken In board.
31'J N. mil. E 810
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AETNA HOUSE. NORTHWEST CORNER 13TII
anil Dodge. . Rooms by the day or we lc
E-958 Jy9
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FURNISHED ROOMS. 181S CIIICAGO STREET.
_ E MU77 Jy9 *
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BASEMENT AND PARLOR FLOOR. SINGLE
or together , elegantly furnished ; reasonable for
climmir. 2005 Hurt. E 5SS 29 *
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FURNISHED ROOMS. 62S S. 19TH STREET.
FURNISHED ROOMS ; NICE LOCAT1ON.222T
Dodge. E M010 2 *
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FURNISHED ROOM. 1017 ItARNEY STREET.
E MOW 2
fl'UNlHlIKD ItOOMt BATH } J8.00 MONTH.
Oil FUrnam. E-8.S-23'
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SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE-
keeplng , modern , 2ti t Furnnm street.
K-4J 23-l
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
YOUNG WOMEN'3 HOME. UNDER CARE OF
\Vom ni * Christian association. Ill S. 17th st.
F S9T
ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
-1th Urst-clasa board. 1904 Capitol ave. Imiulra
Ul CaiHtol a\ * . F M774
FRONT ALCOVE ROOM. TWO NICE
closets and crat * . with txwtvl. Tlia Albany ,
2101 DuugUs atr t. F 1
ROOMS & BOARD. 63J N. 13. MRS. TUTTLK ;
F-MSM J > U
NICE ItOOilS AND BOARD. Ill S. WT1L
F 400 JyU
DESHIABLU ROOM , WITJt OOOD TOARD ;
line locution. 231 * IXklgo. F Mm 23 *
VERV DESIRABLE ROOMS. FURNISHED OR
unfurnUhed. Good location. 2W und 212 t ) .
; ; ih treet. . 1" M4SJ
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM
with itrlcttr drat clasa board. Z103 Douidan.
F865
LARGIS SOUTH ynoxr ROOMS. SINGLE OR
njmilU' . with boards rcfvrcncva. 14 I iriuim.
tiv U F M52J 30'
ROOMS FOR UUHT HOUSUKEKl'INll. Ill
North 15th. , F MW7 27
DKSIRA1H.B ROOMS , WITH BOARD. RRKEIU
Terms teuaQiiable. : dl N.lSth ,
F-42S-30'
IQE RENT-UNITUBNISH'D BOOMS.
t UNFURNIBIIBn ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
-Saua kvi > U > . city wattr. tc. . low rtnt : north-
ut comer 17th and Webl r st. O S3 ]
1-ROOM ; Ff.VT. BATU ROOM .VND CLOSET.
ltt N. I7tlt , Sj ; 110,00 } rvUrciK-oo reiiulrtd.
O SM U
EOR RENT. 8TQRE3
SALOON. U ( DOUOLAa , INQUIHU
1-iUM
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FOR RENT STORES AND OFFIOES
Continued.
It MONTHS LEASE OF BTOHE , OJ 8. 17T1L
FOR RBNT. T1U 4-STOHY BRICK BUILDING.
IIS Fnmam street. The building ha * a fire
proof ermtnt basement , complete steam hent-
in ? nxtures , wattr on all floors , gas. tie. Ap-
plr at the omca of the B . 1 119
AOENTB WANTED.
AOENT9 IN AND OUT OP CITY ; LIBERAL
commission * . Apply room 433. Paiton block.
J7 Jy7
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED. TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping. Address O 33.
Bee. - K 603-27 *
B7OUAGE ,
STORAGE. WILLIAMS & CROSS. 1214 HAHNEY.
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STORAGE FOR IIOUHEHOLD GOODHl CLEAN
and cheap rate. R. Well * . 1111 Farnam.
M-600
OU.VAN&STORAGE CO. , 1506 DODGE.
H 201
WANTED TO BTTY.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HECOND-HAND
furniture , stoves , etc. I. Ilrimsell , 710-712 N. K.tli.
N 837
HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIGAR , FOR 5C.
. N M2,0-Jy-15
WANTED. TO LEASE A REPUBLICAN
paper at once. 13. K. Shickelford , Gillntln.
Mo. N MI56 a
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SECOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND
olJ. L. Altman. 603 & 810 N. ICth st.
N S2D JyS
WANTED , TO BUY A LADY'S SADDLE
horse ; pnccr preferred. Rne Cameron , US S.
Olh street. N M611 2
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money. Low prices on furniture & household
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , 613-613 N. 16lh st.
. O-3-7
FOR SALE. CHEAP FOR CASH , UPRIGHT
VV heelock piano , used 3 yours ; Inquire of G.
" - - * . . -miv _ i > * * > .u Bt- I.lncoln. or
211 8. IClh st. . Omaha. O-CiW
FOR SALE. PIANO AND rtJRNJTURE OF C-
and rtK > m- . , , Jotll.lKe' Houtln\ct corner 22,1
California streets. O Mini 23
WANTED. AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS BY
sample nt homo or to travel. Expenses and
good salary or commlMlon to rl ht party !
BO" * aa. N"Y ? ? . -
rORSAJLE HORSES , WAGONSETC.
FOR. SALE. A TROTTING BUED COLT'THAT
can trot ; sound , wel ! broken , 15 hands high ,
dark bay. 4 years old , trotted last year la
S3 unheeded , stilish and nit right every
- way. Should beat 2:40 : this year. .Trice ,
tlM. Bo12t2.Falrflold. . Neb. P-M431-37
FOR SALE. CHEAP , BRIGHT BAY MARE. 4
vents old. 1,100 pounds ; kind , gentle nml well
broke. J. B. Haddock , loom 427 RamKu. blk.
FOR SALE MISOELLANEOUS.
BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
ctuie company. Ames. Neb. , have 2.000 tons
of good barn-stored bay for sale. All orders
. -1
niled promptly.
BENUK1M SPANIELS. THE HANDSOME
little toys ; Scotch Collies. G. U. Moore , IWli
Sherman avcnie. Importer and breeder
SUPPLIES. FOR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Sole agents for the
'NIGHT HAWK CAMERA. 3.
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B. ileVn'-t'cophoto supplies. 1003 F" 1 * *
BT. BERNARD PUPS. 2101 DOUGLAS STREET.
Jy"
BICYCLES. NEW AND OLD. 20 TO 123 ; EASY
payments : we rent and repair. Omaha Blcyclu
Cc607 N. 16th at. Tel. 129. _ 0-134
1123.00 BICYCLE NOW J37.50. J100.00 CUT TQ
J68.23. $60.00 cut to J12.50 : M. Trolql. 27W Lony.
gnvrorth str ot. QM19 Jyl3
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ICE FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS. GILBERT
Proa. , Council BluKa. _ Q M5S3 Jy23
JERSEY COW AND CALF AND OTHER :
fresh covva. Call afternoon , yard 2th nnU
Hurt t. Q-COI'-T'
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MISOELLAJNTEOUS.
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTQ
rugs. Smyrna rugs repaired , 1521 Leavenworlh.
R M218 J > 13
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA
logue. Oeurce E. Brown , jr. . & Co. . 7U9 S. 16th.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
UUS. DR. II. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT , RE ,
lla.li buslncaa medium ; 7tn year at 119
C1V1RVOYANT PROFESSOR WHITE. THU
greatest clulrvoant of his age , has arrived In
Omaha. Ha will read your future Ufa without :
a mistake. Otves valuable Information on alt
mutters. Will give you trutlutul advice on alt
biulnuua. law , money matters , awl all family
affairs , being gifted with a rara and wonderful
Insight Into such matt ra. and never known to
make a mistake. The tuturo plainly revealed.
lorera united. Trouble * healed , reunite ! tha
separated , from whatever cause , and causes
happy marriages. Gives names ot friend * and ;
enemies , also the ono you will marry. Telia
what to da and where to Ko to be lucky. All In
trouble call. Those desiring rellabla Informa
tion on all affair * of life or business nro Invited
to call. All counsel strictly confidential. Ho
can ba found ot 1(17 Chicago street , lloura
from a. m. to 9 p , m. Bun-ays. 9 to. E.
S M-18Q.Jy 11 *
ARRIVED. II. PETTIBONE. MEDIUM. -
on hotel. Jor a row days only. S M501 29 *
MASSAGE , BATHS , ETC.
MADAME SMITH. MS. a U-H. ID FLOOR.
room 3. Maisum vapor , alcohol , steam , sul-
phurlna and sea baths. T M517 30 *
MISS DBVOU. FROM NEW YORK. HAS
taken charg o' Madam La Hook's , massage
parlura , 13 and 13 , 3 _ ! North Kth.
T M43J 27'
MADAME BROWN. 1311 CAPITOL AVENUE ,
id. tVoor. room 4 , masuge. alcohoJ. sulphur and.
gen , bath * . T-MUS 23 *
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MMU ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES ALCOHOL.
bath * and massage. 809 N. Uth. room 13.
T-M52J 30'
PERSONAL.
MASSAGE. MADAMB IIERNARD. 1419 DODGE3
U--M.34 30 *
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LADIES' AMBER JEWELRY TO ORDER ;
also repairing. t3 3. Kth street. U-M150
CIIEAM F0 . niUPl'INQi COTTAGH C1IBESB ,
Waterloo creamery , 1811 Howard ; tel. 1332.
_ U Ml Jyll
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J.
Mullcr's new lc- cream parlor * . 2301 leaven-
worth street : everything Is new. Including the
bullOloit. Tel 103U leu u-earn delivered.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ U M2t
MIS3 JOHNSTON. LAOIKf HAIR DRESSER.
ibampoolng. Old location. 211 a , ISth. * tr _ .
TAKE ! YOUR FRII TD ; TINTYPES. 4 FOU
Ke , 1'roclor. 16 B. Ulh strttt. U MM4 jy *
IMOGENS L. RAMSUY UAJCE3 DELICIOUti
bom * made bnuii ; try on * loaf. 217 N. Kth at ,
U7 Jy7
PERSONAL.
Continued.
PROF. FRANK BROCJLIN RESTORES HAIR
to th balJ ; cure * dnnilruff ; stops hair falling
out ; restores gray lialr to It * natural color :
both sojes treated. Referrnces furnished of
Omaha patient * who are relieved. No cur ,
no pay. Boom 424 , Uea Building , Omaha , Neb.
SAML BURNS INVITES YOU TO VISIT HIS
new art room at any time. 1313 Fnrnam.
U 176 Jylt
BALDUIT
A pleasant and convenient place , 1524
Farnam street , Paxton bloclc ; 'phone , 711.
U M3M
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HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOO CIGAR. FOR SC.
| U M237-Jy-13
DR. MAXWELL , SPECIALIST , Of 1NTKRNA-
tlonal KnnUuriutu , rrmovcd to 40S Paxton block.
Tel. 1517. U-M491 J > 22 *
CATARRH TREATED , J4 PER MONTH , ROOM
10 , Douijla * blk. , cor. Kth and Dodge.U
U 8 43-Jy8
MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELECTRO-THER-
mal baths. Scalp and hair treatment , manlcura&
rniropolls. ilrs. Pust , 3WW a 15th , Wltbnell blk.
V1AVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES ,
v.'falth book and consultation free. Ad'Iress or
co-'l Vlavl Co. , Hi Bee blJg. Lady attendant.
U via
WHEN ON FARNAM STREET STOP IN AT
1410 and see our new china. M. IL Bllw.
WIFE OR HUSBAND. WHIClfDO YOIT WANT ?
My marriage paper mailed , eale l , for * tnmp.
W. H. Harbcck , Denver , Colo. U M58I
TOR RENT , EASY TERMS. OLD KSTAlt-
IIMicd huteher shop. Chlcigo and 13th streets.
Thomas O'Connor , 31S S. 12th slrp'V ; _ . . ( . , , ,0.
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property ; 13.000 & upwards , S tn 6V4 per cent , no
dclaye. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Fnrnam.
W (107 (
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nehrnika farms nt from 6 to 7 per cent.
W , B. Melkle , First National bank bulldlnir.
W OU _
OMAHA LOAN St TRUST CO. . 16TH AND
Douglas streets , loan money on city nnd farm
property nt lowest rntei of Interest. W 610
MORTGAGE LOANS , A. MOORE. 501 N. V. Life.
W 713 J9 *
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. i" . Davis Co. , 1505 Farnam st. W. A13
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATEM ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha leal estate.
1 to 6 years. 1'ldcllty Trust Co. , 1702 Farnnm.
LOANS WANTED. J. N. FRENZER. OPP. P.O.
W-MUt J > 22
LOANS. E. H. SHEAFE , 432 PAXTON BUM3K.
W-MOU
If a house you want to rent ?
You'll find it on this page ,
Or on buying you are bent ?
You'll find it on this page.
Do you want a girl to work ?
You'll find it on this page.
Or , perchance , a man to clerk ?
You'll fin : ! it on this page.
Do you want to get a bath ?
You'll find it on this page.
-Or trade for that another hathr1
- . you'll lind it on this page.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS.
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. , 1708 Farnam at. W 603
LIFE INSURANCE POLICES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Cbesney. Kansas City , Mo.
1 W-613
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
W-J14
/ NTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. ,318 N.Y. MFB
leans at low ratns for choice sccuclty on Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property
CITY LOANS. LARGE LOANS ON CENTRAL
business property ; 6 per cent. C. A. Starr.
C15 N. Y. Life building. W M239
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UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OP NEW1
York. Capital J2.000.000. Surplus J600.000. Sub-
rait choice loans to F. 8. Piuey. agent , Uln-
Natlonal bank building. W S'V
LOANS. TEMPLCTON&PIERSON.PAXTO.N uuL
W-S3I
LOANS. 1 TO B YEARS. WARRANTS. BOMJ3
etc. Garvln Bros. . 210 N. Y. Life. W-611
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
property. Ames , 1017 Farnam street.
W-M5S1
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture. pianos , hoi 303 , wagons , or any kind ot
chattel security , ot lowest possible rates , which
you can pay back at any time , and In liny-
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room. 4. Wlthnell blook. X M260
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MONEY TQ LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS
hoise . wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In ctty ;
no lemoval of goods ; strictly contldentl.il ; you
can pay the loan oft at any time or In uny
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
SOS South Uth. . street.
_ X 353
A. E. HARRIS. ROOMt CONTINENTAL BLK.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL. PROP-
erty. Harvla Loan Co. . 701 N. Y. Life building-
X-M371
BUSINESS CHANCES.
IOR SALE , CHEAP , FIRST-CLASS RESTAURant -
ant and lunch counter , opposite F. E. & M. V.
depot. Fremont , Neb. _ Y M661
HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIGAR , FOU BC.
_ Y M26S-Jy-15
ESTABLISHED COAL BUSINESS : GOOD
trade. Address Box 482. HatlngNeb. .
_ YM48330't
PROSPEROUS HOTEL BUSINESSa FOR BALI ]
at great sacrifice : account ot Illnesi of pro
prietor , Address Box & 3J , Hortoa. Brown , Co. .
Kansas. Y M5W 28 *
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FOR SALE. A WELL ESTABLISHED PRO ,
duce and commission business with best cold
slot age plnnt in Omaha , uplondtd location.
nt very low figure. 111 health ot proprietor's
family necessitates removal from Omaha , For
terms and particulars apply to O 37. Beo.
Y-C07--6 *
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BUTCHERS. ATTENTION. A SNAP MEAT
market , Tlzard block , for rout , with llxturess
Party now dolmr good business ; through un
foreseen clrcumatnncmi moves by May 1.
Apply Immediately , TUard , 221 North 24th.
Y-MC18 28 *
FOR SHORT TIME LOANS APPLY" AT ROOM
No. 621. Paxton block. X6J9-Jy23
FOR SALE 'OR EXCHANGE. ONE OF THH
best pa.lng dru stores In western Nebraska :
terms , one-hiilf cash , balance clear ri-at estate
or paper. Addreaa Q 42 , Hue. Y Mb33 3U
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SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION OPEN TQ I ALL :
try our syndicate system of speculation ; In-
cnMao your Income ; Information fr } semr fop
circular. Thompson 4 Dorr Cu. . 33 Wall street.
New York. Incorporated undir tho. Uw ot
itate of New York. Cupltal , il'MOik ) .
, _ Y M635 J7
FOR 8ALB. GOOD MILLINERY BTOREr
stock VJOO.UO : bait cash , balance tlm ; girol
socurlty or trade for land or secured , notes :
dalna good business. Address O 10. Uvu.
_ Y-M638 23
FOR SALE. DRUG STORD. tl.000.00 CASlfl
balancK Jon < { time ; good notw or trade far
form land ; best locution la NbnuJi > . AiMrvaa
O 41. Bee. Y Mai a
II * YOU WANT TO BUY. SEUI. OU i..vT
change mercbanillse , get Inor out ot busuu.
call on or addres * the National Informattao.
and Exchange Co. . Z03 Flrvt National bark.
Omaha , Neb. Y M630Jy
FOB EXCHANGE.
JULVANA. FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR. FOR CO.
_ M.Q.Jy.lI
WANTED. MDSC. IN tXCHANGE FOR GOOD
cleat farms. I do a gcaiiral real estate. bu l-
ne * . examine lands or titles , furnish ub-
stntcts ; corresiwndenco solicited. B , H. Lilly ,
Broken Bow. Nkb. 2122 20
FOR EXCHANGE-IMPROVED 10) AC11ES , 41.
miles west city limits ; owner desires cheaper
land within US mllr * from Omaha. Ames.
1017 Farnam street. 2-M577
POB SALE BE Am "ESTATE.
BARGAINS. HOUSES , LOTS' AND FARMS ,
iialo or trade. F. K. Darling , Barker blk.
r ' \ t
SrECIAt. INDUCEMENTB' ' ' , '
For thf , 'I
next ten Onyi.
for purchasing1
lot * on
GEORGIA AND VIRGINIA AVENUES.
between . ;
MASON AND I'ARIFIO
street * . r {
The choicest rptl rnca
portion of our < yty.
Can be purchurd
NOW fiif
nt prices thnt wiu4rt fait
to buy suburban ntvperty.
1NVESTIOATFI AT"ONCE ,
ns present prices
hold gnol only till
JULY FIRST.
THE FIDELITY TRUftT CO. ,
1702 Farntm street
RE-iCf.2 30
FOR HALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEL.
Inr. cistern , city water ; cor. Wtli nnd fabler !
Jl.lM.O ) ; long time. Emjulra 131S 1'nrnnm.
Snm'l Burns. RE M'.IS
DU YOU WANT TO MAKE JJM7
If so bur bcforn July ltt
Lot ! > . block 46S. Ornnd View , for $300. W >
rush , bnl.moo long time at 6 per cent. On
grnile. Or
SB f * t rait frontage on Georgia avenue ,
near Mnrlhn , for 1630 , J2 * ) cash. PnvoJ street
nnd car line. Or
GO feet fronting on Mill nnd 37th streets ,
near Chicago street , for ROO , pw cash , balance
long time nt 7 per cent. Or
A fine lot In AvomHle Park nt Jt.-OO , * 300
h , bnUnce long time , 7 P.T cent.
Think of III A flno cant front lot In Hnns
com I'lac * . on grade , for $1,000.
Prices good only till July 1st. Call nt once.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
Kth nnd Farnnm Htreeti.
RE-M.-.6 ? 30
REAL ESTATE-HAVE TWO CUSTOMERS
for medium priced residences. If you have a
bargain. List with Ames , 1617 Farnam.
FOR SALE , EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE NEAR
Hinaeom pnrk , full lot , enst front , property
Is free from Ineumbrnnce.Vlll lnki part In
real estate If clear. Adih-ess O 31. Ileo olllee.
11 E COO-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.
BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy Imy. A. II. Snyd r , 1513 Burt it. , tel. 1107 ,
833 35
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N. 16.
BOEDER'S PHARMACY , 707 N. ICTH ST.
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
omco to 203 Bo. ICth. Brown block. C87-Jyl
OMAHA M1SERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY : OLD
pipes made new. C13 S. ICth. MI51
HOTEL BRUNSWICK. 16TII AND JACKSON ,
changed hand ? . European plim , first class.
Special attention to rooms by month. Rooms.
J12.00 to $35.00 , Including baths , light nnd de
bater. MH3 Jyll
CHINA DECORATED TO ORDER AND MENDed -
ed Ilk * new , 10G S. Uth st . 173-Jjll
CARRIAGE TRIMMING. GENERAL REPAIRS
tap 310 up. Louis Gutting , 114 S. 13th st.
2t > > * Jyll
C. E. MORR1LL. CARPENTER. OFFICE AND
store nxtures a specialty. 1513 Capitol ac : .
R. L. CARTER , METAL CORNICE SKY
lights , smoke stacks , furnaces. 1C17 Howaril st
MERCHANT TAILORS.
A. MARTIN. MERCHANT TAILOR. ESTAB.
1S7S. Imp. & domestic novelties. 1C07 Farnam.
i-'iii 738-Jyl
SUITS TT CriDER AT COST. , S. LARSEN , 615
N. 16th st. Established JO yrari. 231 Jylt
S. MORTENSEN , TUfi OLD JIELIABLE TA1L-
or , 404 N. ICth. lips greitly reduced prices. See
his K panta ana (23 suits ; alljtnade In Omaha
233 Jyl 1
OBINDING.
SCISSORS. LAWN MOWERS ? RAZORS. ETC. .
ground. Melcholr Bros. . llUjrarnam st.
RAZORS. SHEARS .CLIPPERS. LAWN MOWers -
ers , etc. A. L. Underlahd.106 N. 14th. 1C
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND IRE
paired. W. Bochl. rear -I2.g ; IClhZ. . ' & Jyl4
MEAT MARKET.
NEATEST MARKET. BEST OF MEATS. E.
A. Marsh's Washington market. 61 * N. 16th.
133JylO
THE BEST CHOICE CUT OF MEAT AT
Helnzman's market. 703 N. ICth Bt. ISZJylO
GEO. W. KURZ. CHOICE MEATS. PRICES
reasonable. 7ii S. loth street. M217 Jyl3
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
H. K. BURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. 1C13 Ch'cago ' , Tel. 90. 623
SWANSON & VALIEN , UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmers , 1701 Cumins St. , telephone 1060.
813
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EM-
bolmer , 1417 Farnam street ; telephone. 3.
331
IIEAFEY & HEAFEY , 218 S. UTH ST. TEL.
2C5 ; also , 21th and N sis. . So. Omaha. M137
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WHY. DON'T YOU PUT UP AN AWNING ON
your home ; keeps out sun , beautifies your resi
dence , cents but little. Omaha Tent & Awnlngr
Co. . 1311 Farnara St. Tel. 833. 383-J > 17
WOLF BROS. & CO. . MANUFACTURERS OF
awnings , tents , flcgs , . wagon , hay , stock covers ,
tarpaulins , banners , streamers. 703 , 703 S. 16th ,
street. Tel. 004. Tenta for rent. MS30
JOB PRINTING.
QUICK PRINTERS. KRAMER & CHANDLER.
1121 Fam&m & 307-9 S. Uth. Phone 1650.
Mall orders eet quick action. 794-Jyl
REED JOll PRINTING CO. , FINE PRINTING
ot all kinds. 17th street , . Bee building.M430
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
MILLER. LADIES' HAIRDRESSINO. SHAM-
steaming hair ( foods , 1313 Douglas.
477
TINNERS.
TIN AND SHEET. IRON WORK * GUTTERS ,
epoutlntr , valleys , rooting- , done cheap , data
City Tinners. 822 N. 16th st. 833 JyS
TINWARE REPAIRED. E. GREDIC. 717 N.
ICth street. Copper and sheetlron work.
work.855Jy
855-Jy
HARNESS.
HARNESS. WHIPS. SADDLES. ETC. : NEAT
repalrlutf. B. D. Casad , ei S. ICth street.
M JK.U . jy3
GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY A 1IAR.
ness. August Uohne , 711 & lUtli street.
M 356 JyO
HARNESS. WHIPS , NETS. ETC. REPAIRING
a specialty. U3 N. 15th at. y > 3
HORSESHOEING.
U. B. BURT. HORSEOER. 314 N. 10T1L
8-8 JyJ
MRS. TUOS. MALONEY.HUl'N. 15TH ST.
nco'ti 8-7 Jy8
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKINO BY DAT..AT HOME : TERMS
reu-onable , cut and nt RiMaiHccil , Imiulra
nt ITU CnpltoL avenue. * ; Pt !
ARMATURES AND CONTKRhfERS RBWOi-ND ,
etora ( ! batterl a r charR ( ilectrlcal i ; and gen
eral machinists : superior % ork : .uumnted.
Omaha Electrical Works,1 Birajul C1'4 S. Uth St.
' r . 333
PAWNBROKERS.
FRED MOULB. 1317H FARM. e
H. MMIOW1TZ LOANS -UO.VEy.508 N Uth St.
I , .71
JOHNSON BROS. , IVHOLESALK DE..LER3 IN
all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited.
1C03 Farnam street. MtCO
_
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. . I43ADINO OPTICIANS !
J. F , Ponder , luanaRur ; bulontltlc examina
tion of the cyca ( r ; TJ S. Iftb street. Caux'l
.Nat' I. Bk. BUic. . In Klnslvr'a drug store.
_
FREE PLUMBINO OF BVCitV KIND. OA3
oteam & hot nater he-tins ; Kwcract. 313 S. 1ft ,
MUSIC , ART AND I NGUAGE.
G. F. GELLENBECK. BAXJOISr AND
leaclitr. 1810 California itrett. 14
SHbRTHAND
VAN SANTS SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. .1 ]
N , Y , Life , Omaha. A-k for circular. tit
FOUND.
ON 1-T1I
FOUND-MONDAY EVENING -
sttwt , laily'n hanil uttchcl Owner may cull
nl room 600 , Bed bulldlnt ; , nnd pro\e property.
6112 *
TIOKET
J. II. DAVIE3 , MKMIIER A. T. B. ABS'N ;
tickets bought and sold. 1313 Farnam "lr < T1'
P. II. PHILBIN , CUT RATES. 1403 FARNAM.
ItHAl.fY
INSTRUMENTS placed on record June 20 ,
1804 :
WARRANTY DKHDS.
Jacob Kemlla nnd wlfp to M A llutrhln-
non , n 43 fn > t loin 1 nml 2 , blovk 1 , ttuli
* S > mid to South Oiimhn . . . .I 1
South Omahn I iml company ti > It Sohn-
uliyckl , 11 Vi lot C , block 3VJ. Kotilh
Onmtm W
S .1 VnmliTlM-ck nnd wlfo to W "Stcln. lot
12 , Mock I. Hlntwooil 1.000
J It Hid- and wife to It It J folo. I9-U.M )
trot In nw 18-16-H 3"J
J J O'Connor , i'\ociitor , t > > Wllllum
Dowdy , lots 21 nnd S3. UcW tlico. 3.000
W S Olyiin to IVtor Cocktvll , lot 12 , block
I , ' , l t mill n Houth Onmh.t 0 * )
IVti-r Corkrvll ami wire to Nnlhnn John-
nan , ! umc CO < J
N'nthan Johnson ntnl wife to ( > V Klxcr ,
Rumc . . . . . . . . 6 > )
Ht'rmaa N'cuhntia nml wlfo to John Ncu *
Imiii. w Vi nw r.-l.-IJ , 4,40) )
O I , Miller nnd wlfo n N M Johnson , loin
7 and 8 , blocKKi" . Omalm 1.0) )
QUIT CLAIM IMIUIW.
H I JonM tn 1) O Joni-s et nl , no 21rlt. . . . . 1
U S .linen to Biimr. KDMIR 1
J M Hwelnnm nml wlfo to It 13 Hoslo. lit
18. block 2 , 1st ndd lo Central t'ark : lot
3. block 1 , lols t and 2 , block 2 , I * < uvcn >
nnrlh Torrnco 1
! ft IliTKHtrom to VViim-n flwltalpr , limllv
li lots II , II nml 18 , block I , C II Mn > n ' 8
1st ndd lo Vnlli'V 1
It I , VVVI1 to l.ydla Kdholni , lot W. black
7 , I'oppleton park 25
13 J nmlV T ItrcckrnrldKP to It i : CniT ,
n 10 feet of o W fpt lot I Ilarlletl'R add. 1
DKUDS.
Special master to W II MIHnrd , trustee ,
I rt lot 6. block 5. Orchard Hill 2.4.V )
H.imo lo Olol > Lonn nnd Trust company ,
lot 12 , J 13 lllley'H subdlv 1.9RI
Totnl nmaiint ot transfer ! 516,5)1
SEARLES
& SEARLES
SPECSALiSTS
Chronic ,
Nervous ,
PrivatB
AND
Special
DlS.lSIH ,
UrATMENT BY MAILCONSUIATID1 FREE
Wo euro Catarrh. All Dlsonsoa of
iho Nose , Throat , Cheat , Stomach ,
Liver , Blood , Skin and Kidney Dls-
eases , Female Weaknesses , Lost
Wlanhocd AND ALL PRIVATE DIS
EASES OF MEN
KEMOV D TO
1416 PARNAM STREET.
Call on or Address ,
Dr. Searles & Searles 1410 FARXAMST
. , OMAHA , Mill.
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain Troalment
told uudsr poaltlvo written guarantee , by author
ized agents only , to euro Weak Memory ; Loss ot
llrnlnnud Forte PowerJxistManhoodQuli-lmeeo ; ;
"NI ht Lowest Evil Drenni85I _ ic _ of ConaUcncej
Tfcrvou'iieiw ; Lassltuilu ; all uralns ; LoM ol Power
of the Generallvo Grfftm lu ollhsr Bex , cuu ixl bj
iiver-ozBitlon ; Youthful Errors , or Excuaslvo Uj < o of
Tobacco , Opium or Liquor , which soon loml to
Miser/ , Consumption , Infinity anil Death. Dy nmll ,
il nbox ; UforJJ ; wllh wrltlontfunrnnlco to euro or
roluud money. WltT'.S COUOU 8YTIUP. A cortalc
cnco lor Cough * . CoMi , Alhmn , Bronchitis , Croup ,
Whooplnu Couch , Horn Throat. Pleasant to tnko
Small rlzo illicocunneil ; olil.cno. elzc , now _ c.old
1 ri o. nowOTc. OUAItANTKCH tssuoJ ouly by
Goodman Drug Co. , Omaha.
PAINLESS
EXTRACTION
of tooth without RIIS. Tooth Uikon out lu tlio
morning uiid now set Insortoil simo < liy.
A full sec on rubber 13.00.llest eUstlc pinto
310.00. bllYorlUIIiiKb.n.OO. 1'uru gold lllllugs
12.00 nad up. Uuit work always.
BAILEY DENTIST
, - ,
3rd Floor Paxton Dloclc. 16th mid Fainixin Hts
Ktitrunco 10th btroot side. Ladjr attendant
.Tolcphouu 10S5. Ucruuin spoUcn.
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Boa
Buildiug , OMAHA , Nob. Advice PREb.
TRAVELERS CREDITS.
To wive cost , tlmo and troubla use
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
TRAVELERS CHEQUES
Good unynhen * In thu world nt face value with
out , sii'-cl.il ' Iduntlflciitlon.
RfflLWflYTlME CHRP
CAG 0Tll 01 fLl
Omiilml DeKit | 10th and Mason Sts. | Oni.iha
4:43pm : . . .Chicago Vea'tlbule . 9.&Um
a. < 3am . Chicago Express . 4:2pm :
7:02pm : . . . .Chicago nnd Iowa. Local . Suuiun :
11 :3iiaini. : . . . .I'acllio J.unctlon _ Lqcal,53pm
Lea\ea IliUllLINGTON & MO. RIVlUl.TArrl\c
Omajiaj _ Depot IQth and Mason Sts. J Omaha
iour.am . .r..len\er Express . 9:32am : ,
10:13nm : . Deadwood Express . 4:10pra
4:00pm . De-liver Cxpr iui . 4lUpm :
CiOpni..NcbnisUa Local ( except Sun ) . , . 0:3Upnt :
8:16am. : . Lincoln Locnl ( ( .xcept Sunday. ) . .Hii.im
Leaves I K. C. . ST. J. & C. II. lAirlves
Omaha Depot 10th ami Mason Sts. I Omaha
9t5 < iiKansas City Day Express , , . . . G.i5pnt
9:45pm.K. : C. Night Ex. via , U. 1' . Trans. 6:5Qjm :
Leaves I CHICAGO. 11. 1. & PACIFIC. ( Arrives"
OniahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason Sts. | Qnmha
lOJSam..Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 6,03pm
6:25pm : Night Express SM'J.im '
4:40pm..Chicago : Vo-llbuled Limited. . . . l:23pm. :
U30pm.O-lahoma ! Exp. ( to C. B. ex Bun ) . -3ium ;
WEST.
fi:35ara.Oklahoma : & Texas Exp. ( ex Sun > .ll:33pm :
. . . . . PACIFIC. "
QmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason 3ts. | Omaha.
9GOam..Denver Express. . . 3GOpm ;
3115pm. . . .Overland Flyer . . . . . . . . . . SDIII :
3:4pm. : Beatrice i Stro mab'B ExexSUn.i:30.nu ( ) :
64 ; < > | im , . . . . . I'-oltlo Kipreu * . 10:3'/ani
Ji:30pm : . . . .Fust Mall. . . . . . . . . . . ; . , 4jiypm ;
eaves .
OnuibalUnlgn Depot 10th Ma8onStaJ.Oroaha ;
c73&pm . Chlca.a UwK . 3J ; > am
Ilt0uu ! > . . . .Chicago Eipr ( ex. Sun. ) . . . , Sixiim ; )
. . 'Arrive- "
Oiiiohal Depot 13tli mul Wubmcr Sta. | Qnmlia
) :0-.in. : r.Deaduootl ExpTcss. . GUOpni
fl05am.Ex. ; ( SaD.Wyo. Ex..iEx. Mun. ) . 5l'ipm : '
600pm..Norfolk ; Express ( Ex. Sunday , ) . . 10:43nit
L'eares rcmCXCOTrXORTHVVEST'N lArrlve * "
OiuahalU. 1' . D pot 10th & Mason St . | Omaha
Exprc a. . . . . . . . GUOpni
< :03pm Vestibule Limited 92 ; < ) am
6:30nm : Knstcrn Flyer S15pni ;
fl:30pm.Ex. : ( Sat..Chic. ) Pass.Ex ( , Moil ) . 9:21pm :
_ j55ain. ! Mo. Valley Local. ,
tJuves'l MISSOURI PACiriC ( Arrives
Oiiiahal Depot I5thaml _ Webatcr Sis. I Omaha
: Wn"in. . . . . . . . . Bt. LouT"Express..7. 600um * ;
9itini. : . . . . SI. I jula Express . . . . 0:53pm :
" EUOpni.l alljf ( ex. Sun.J ( obrnska Local. 9.10am
"iWyi-s i C78T. 1C&C & O. "fArrl\c-i
Oniahaf Depot 15th and Webater Sts. I Oni.Uiq
8iMomRI'ux City Acoom { Ex , Sun. ) . 8,03pm
lOiOdam..Rloux City Accom ( Sun. Only. ) . . 80'pm ; >
JS:13pm..Sioux City EUnrcss ( Ex. Sun..llUuia ) :
? l30i > . . . . . _ . . . . . _ Paju\Llmltcd. \ , . . _ . _ . 9j40arn
" OmahalU.I _ . IJepol Mlh , & M-onSU.J _ ' Oniolfa
"l : KVuii. . . . . . . .Sioux City PasscnsorTT . 10 Upra
3i3pm . . . . . . . . .Mt * PjiUl Kxpres . , 10'OXim
KSvV T 8IOUX CITY"PACIFIC , [ Arrive1
On-thai Pfpot 15 h anJ _ Webster Sts. | Ornah *
E.30 | > m Tst. 'Paul Llmltnl , . . 9:40am :
. 9 W.ira
leaves 1 OMAHA & HI * . LOUld ( Arrlvti
Omahalll. PDepol10th _ _ ft Mason KH.I Omaha
* "
3Upm.TT.Str : Louli Cannon D"-ll 13:33pm :
CORN LOOKS PROJIISISG
Prospects Good for a Great Crop of Nebraska's
Chief Coroal.
ABUNDANT RAINS THROUGHOUT THE STATE
Condition of Hiiiull Uritln ( Irrntly liii | > rutnl
by the Itiilm Kvrii V.'lii-ro 'IliryVtro
Thought to Ito IJryoml lleili > iiit-
tluu IlitrtcatliiK Itmler Vt' y.
The ilrontli lias at hut boon thoroughly
broken In nil portions ot the stutc. In the
southeast section tlio amount ot rain \ \ soon
o\on greater than was needed , In seine
localities retarding the cultivation of corn
nml delating harvesting. Tlio prospects for
a great corn crop wcro perhaps never better
In llio ctato at this r nson of the ye.\r.
One ot the most gratifying features of the
reports this week Is the decided Improve-
merit noted In whr.it nnd oats , crops that
\\ero thought to have been hopelessly ruined
by tlio drouth. Harvesting has already com
menced and the yield promises to bo larger
than was thought possible two weeks ago.
NOHTIIKAST SUCTION.
Antelope County Local rains have mnilo
tlio prospects good for corn ; small grain
will not make over halt crop ; pastures need
more rain.
lloyil County Week has been warm and
dry except light shower on 13th ; corn shows
no signs of suffering , but Is making rapid
growth.
Hurt County Plenty ot rain ; prospects
for corn nro excellent ; small grain dolns
very well. * *
liedas County Small grain will not average -
ago over one-fourth ot a crop ; corn and
potatoes arc doing nicely.
Colfax County Showers Imvo fallen nearly
every day and sunshine Immediately follow
ing them Is jumping corn to the front ; oats
will give a small yield.
Oumlng County Small grain Is making
up for loss by drouth nnd everything looks
very favorable ; small grain will turn out
better than expected.
> ) lxon County A good rain on the even
ing of.111 was just In time to save small
grain ; corn doing well.
Dodge County Abundant rains during
week ; small grain Improving ; pastures lookIng -
Ing better ; corn and potatoes growing
rapidly ; crops of all kinds looking much
better than a week ago.
Holt County Rains during the week have
made farmers hopeful ; corn Is all right and
grass will bo benefited , but small grain Is
a total failure.
Pierce County Corn doing fairly well ;
pastures all right ; rain needed for corn ,
pastures and small grain.
Platte County Rain has revived all crops ;
wheat and oats heading out short ; corn has
good color , but grows slow ; iviie.it , oats anil
rye will make a few bushels to tlio acre.
Stanton County Rain during the past
week has Improved prospects generally ;
corn Is In splendid condition and small
grain Is much Improved.
Washington County Week of flue growing
weather ; all kinds of small grain looking
well : pastures have been Improved very
much ,
Woodbury County , la. Drouth broken by
numerous showers , greatly benefiting all
crops.
SOUTHEAST SECTION.
Butler County Rapid growth made by all
crops , everything benefited by rains.
Clay County Corn prospects were never
better. Late sown oats will make a fair
crc'p. Pastures recovering rapidly from
drouth. Excessive rainfalls In south per
tion.
tion.Flllmoro
Flllmoro County Week was marked by
severe thunderstorm and high winds. Pre
cipitation generally excessive. All vegeta
tion has made a phenomenal growth.
Gage County Rain nearly every day.
Splendid growing weather. Too" wet to plow
corn as should be done. Wheat harvest Is
here , but ground Is too wet to get on.
Hamilton County Frequent showers that
were good for all crops , especially corn.
Chinch bugs doing some damage.
Jefferson County Week was wet and hot.
Corn making rapid growth. Wheat harvest
begun. Small grain looking fine.
Johnson County All crops benefited by
frequent rains. Apples will be finer than
for years. Corn and potatos still promise
well.
Lancaster County A good growing week.
Wheat-ami oats doing much better than was
expected. Corn prospects are the best In
years.
Nemaha County Dest growing week of the
season. All crops doing wcl. Whe.at ripen
ing.
ing.Nuckolls
Nuckolls County Corn making a great
growth. Quality of wheat will be good and
yield better thin ei/pected.
Otoe County Rain made all crops look
bright. Corn growing rapidly. Wheat
ripening fast. Some damage by high wind
of Wednesday.
Pawnee County Wheat harvest begun. All
crops doing well. Pastures good.
Polk County A good week. Coploua
showers have revived all crops. Wheat
too far gone and will be a failure. Corn
In fine condition and growing fast.
Richardson County Qood rams during the
week. Splendid outlook for corn. Wheat
good. Oats an average crop.
Saline County Cultivation ot corn delayed
by frequent rains , but Is doing well. Oats
Improved remarkably. Pastures , coming for
ward rapidly.
Saunders County I3est growing week ot
the season. Corn In fine condition. Pros
pects never bettor.
Seward County Rain nearly every day.
Corn growing well. Pastures are good and
hay will make a Quo crop.
Thaycr County More water than we can
use. Harvest begins this week.
York County A wet , cloudy week ; farm
work has made but little headway. Crops
of all kinds have made favorable progress.
Com Is looking well. Spring wheat filled
good ; winter wheat a failure.
Cloud County , Kansas Wheat harvest
begun. Fine week for everything. Con
siderable corn laid by in fine condition.
CRNTRAL SECTION.
Buffalo County The rains ot the past week
will greatly benefit an unusually largo acre
age of millet , and also the pastures. Corn Is
bettor than the average.
Ouster County Corn growing fast. In
some cases wheat will make a small crop.
Dawson County Plenty of rain , making ;
com grow rapidly. Wheat and oats trying ;
to recover , but they can't make much. Early
potatoes don't promise , much.
Loup County Wheat and oata about
ruined. Corn doing well.
Nance County Rains , though Insufficient ,
have been beneficial to grass , millet , corn
and small grains , where not altogether toq
far gone. Some winter wheat cut.
Platte County Copious rains have re
vived all crops. Though too late for small
grains , some Improvement may result. Corn
excellent.
Valley County Conditions favorable. Corn
In _ OQil condition. Some wheat may makq
a small crop , but much small grain area has ,
been planted to corn and millet.
Wheeler County Corn doing well. Small
grain will bo light.
SOUTHWEST SKCTION.
Adams County It favorable weather con
tinues till August in there will bo a good
corn crop. There will bo a little wheat , less
oats and no barley.
Dundy County Favorable for late corn.
Largo acreage ot millet and cane being ;
sown.
Franklin County Corn U growing rapidly
and will mak as good a crap a _ last year.
Frontier County Corn , millet potatoes ami
hay all looking well.
Furnas County A little wheat being cut ,
Abundant ralnH favorable for all crops. Largo
acreage of millet is being sown ,
Ilurlan County Corn growing Slowly.
Ralni during week Imvo put ground. In
good condition ,
Hitchcock County The rain * of the ICth
and 22d haye put the ground in excellent
condition , and started the grass and corn
nicely.
Kearney County Weather during past
week hail been beneficial to all crops.
Webster County Heavy ralni during the
week greatly- Improved corn. Wheat cutting
has begun.
Harlan County Good growing week. Crop *
advancing very rapidly. Pastures doing well.
WESTERN SKCTION.
Thomas County Corn doing line and with
the present showery weather will make a
fair showing- Another light frost on Wednes
day morning , but did no material dan A < ? .
A light rain last evening pushed up things
In fine shape.
Cheyenne County Local Miowcr.i Imvo
aided all crops , particularly corn and barley.
Lincoln County Wheat crop considered ft
failure. Corn doing fine.
Scotts Ulurt County An Inch of ruin on
the 14th and a ImlMnch on the IGth and ISth.
Everything growing Hnc ,
NORTHWEST SECTION.
Hot Ilutto County Corn and polntocs un
Injured by droulh and looking well.
Cherry County Plenty ot ruin. Crops look
well.
well.Dawes
Dawes County Several fine showers , endIng -
Ing with a good soaking rain. Crops have
grown nicely In the last week. Fine outlook.
Sheridan County Local showers have made
some Improvement In condition of crops ,
More rnln Is needed.
Ii.i.i tl County We have had two nice
showers the p _ t week , nnd In some portions
of the county heavy rains fell. Corn has
made grc.1t advancement and Is looking well ,
Ornas Is commencing to grow on the low
lands.
ooviitNMiNT : : tutor HUI.I.KTIN.
Abundant Itnlm Iluvn fr'iitlrn Throughout
tin. Grout Corn Iti-lt.
WASHINGTON , June 28. Tlio wenthrr
buronu , In ItH review of weather condi
tions , says : The week ending Juno 23 hrtH
been much warmer than usual In the north
ern xtnU's caat uf the Hodden to Missouri ,
The week vvusi cool In nil states we t Of
the Rocky mountain * . In California the
cool wt-rtther letarded the ripening- fruit
nml Hoim Injury to growing ciops resulted
from high wmdi. During the past week lut
nilnfall hn l > cen In excess over Kansas anil
Nehnudca. Timely ruins also occurred In
North Dakota nml the northein portions oC
Minnesota. The lalnfall W M very light
In the Hoiithetn portion * of Missouri and
Illinois , vvheic growing crops are much In
need of ruin. Throughout the principal
corn stntPi the weather wan especially fa
vorable. The threatened drouth has been
followed up by generous rains , which leave
this mop In promising condition.
Itnln Still Xnrileil In Central Io a.
DBS MOINES , June 2C. The Iowa Crop
bulletin sajs : The drouth Is practically
broken In all parts of the state , though In
the central district more rain Is needed to
revive pastures and replenish the water sup
ply. Corn was never cleaner or more prom
ising In the last week of June. The stand
Is remarkably even , and In the larger part
of the etnto It Is about ready to "lay by. "
Oats have headed with short straw , and the
heads are generally dellclont In number ot
grains. The quality of the yield Is likely
to bo greater than In recent years. The
harvest of winter wheat and rye Is In pro
gress In southern districts with fair yields.
llarley harvest will begin a week earlier
than usual , the crop about two-thirds aver
age.
South Dukolii < 'row. |
SIOUX FALLS , S , D. , Juno -Special (
to The Boe. ) Reports of copious niln-i
from Clark. Iteadle , Miner , Honhommo ,
Lake , Hanson , Klngslmry. Hand. Ynnkton
and Lincoln countli-M ar received horn
wi h rejoicing , n twl hitn tllgthe fact that
Minneliuha county has not had her nlwre of
moisture , although she p lid $ _ uo to have
Rainmaker Jewell In town for live ilayw.
Crops nio paid to bo In better condition
than Is supposed by most people. Some
wheat lleUlsI1I give a very fair crop ,
while many otlieis will yield one-half. Com
Is In the best condition of nny year at tlilH
time of the season for many yearn.
Two hours' rain , extending 100 miles east
and Mouth and "evenly miles west nnd
north , fell last night. An Inch of water
fell over this teirltory , doing much good
to crops.
Wo could not Improve the quality It wu
paid double the price. UaWltt's Witch
Hazel Salvo Is the best salve that experience
can produce , or money can buy.
o
Ride the switchback at Courtland Ueach.
riimp ItutoH for thu I'ourth ,
One fare for the round trip via the Union
Pacific.
See your nearest U. P. agent "for particu
lars.
SCOTT AGAIN TURNED DOWN.
I-nueil to Correct Oau of tbo
Jiiillo til Cznr'H ( JHiirputloiiH.
Yesterday Judge Scott was pretty sharply
turned down by the supreme court. In 1S91
Edward Hargeshelmer was convicted of for
gery In the Douglas county district court
and sentenced by Judge Estelle to four years
In the penitentiary. An appeal was taken
to the supreme court , on the refusal of Judge
Estolle to grant a new trial , and Harges-
heiiner was released on bonds , pending a
review of his case by the higher tribunal.
In April last the supreme court affirmed
the decision of the district court and the
sheriff was Instructed tq see that the sen
tence was put In effect. Sheriff Drexel had
placed Hargoshelmer In Jail , preparatory to
taking him to Lincoln , when nn attorney em
ployed in the prisoner's behalf placed before
Judge Scott a bunch of allldavlts purporting
to show that the prisoner wus insane. Judge
Scott , disregarding the mandate ot the su
preme court and Ignoring the exclusive Juris
diction of the Insanity commission In such
cases , adjudged Hargoshelmer insane ,
granted a now trial and released him on
bonds to appear on the first day of the Sep
tember term of court. County Attorney
Kaley objected to such procedure , but his
objections were promptly overruled by Scott.
Yesterday the attention of the supreme
court was called to the matter by Assistant
Attorney1 General Summers , whereupon a
peremptory writ of mandamus was Issued
ordering Sheriff Drexel to at once curry out
the judgment of the lower court In the first
Instance and take Hargoahelmer to the peni
tentiary. _ _
.Minor Court Matters. '
Judge Hnpcwcll has announced that after
Thursday of this week he will hear no more
Jury cases during the present term. He has
also announced that on June 29 and 30 and
on July 2. and 3 ha will hear motions , de
murrers and o.xparte matters.
Cunningham R. Scott of the criminal bench
wai not In a happy frame of mind yester
day , for at on early hour ho learned of the
action of the supreme court In the Harges-
holnier case. From that time on until tbo
noon recess ho devoted a goodly portion ot
the time , to rousting the members of the supreme
premo bench , especially Chief Justice Norval ,
bccauae that gentleman overruled one ot the
decisions made In the Ackerman case.
Adam Snyder , the ex-treasurer , who U
charged with having embe/.zled county
money , was In the criminal section yes
terday , where ho renewed his bonds In
the sum of $4,500 , James Stcphonson signing
as surety , after which the case was con
tinued until the next term. In the sumo
cuso the men who were on the oftlclul bond
of Mr. Snyder have filed a motion asking
that the complaint and Information bo made
more specific.
Tim case of John Scarda , a minor , by his
next friend and against William Hughes ,
ThunaR Rock and Joseph Kalson , has been
dismissed as to all except Hughes. This
IB the case against ono of the policemen of
South Omaha. The petition recites n long
Btory , which Is to the effect that ono day
Hughes ; the policeman , wan chasing a bad
man , who took a turn over a vacant lot
where a number of boys were playing. At
this particular point the olllcer fired , but
Instead ot winging the bad man ho shot the
boy who Is the plaintiff In the present
damage bull.
Ono word describes It. "perfection. " Wa
refer to DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve , cure *
Piles.
_ 0
HUle the switchback at Courtland Ueach.
j.ow uvris : TO TIII : i\tT. :
Vlu til Iturllngton Itonlc.
July 5 , 8 and 7 round trip tickets to As-
bury Park , N. J. . will be on sale at the one *
way rate , plus $2.00.
This substantial reduction from the regular
tariff Is made on account ot the National
Educational aatoclatlon convention , fur
which tlio Ilurllngton route has been made
the olllclal lino.
A special train , carrying slecporn and freu
reclining chnlr cars will leave Omaha at 4:30 :
p. m. , July 5 , and will run through to As-
bury Park.
Tickets and full Information upon applica
tion to the Uurllncton's city ticket agent at
1321 Farnam etreet , Omaha.
Ju t One-llnir.
the regular ( are will bo charged 4th ot July
excurslonUti on Union Pad no lines. Set
your nearest U. P. tgent tor dates of tali
and limits on tickets.