Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 25, 1888, Page 3

I'HE OMAMA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JUNE v5, 1958, ; : ' N i . . ery poor.. Much of it has not come at all, | picts fiot. so good as twb wecks ago on ac- | the season; the general condition is geod, HE STARHY HHMAMEN A\EBRASI\AS CRO“ NED h‘N(;. | and the majority. of the crop so far pat'in | count of weather being A& little too dry, but | with prospects of a largo crop, Fhe acreage will b replanted during the next twenty: | still no damage yet to amount to any- | of wheat and oats Jomt the same as last ¢ 0N BIGHY days. Outs are doing some bettet than corn | thing. year, and the condition very good, the only | == ~Agrioutt T * hut are also below the average. The acreage Strovenvna, Neb., Juae 23 ~The ac reage. of danger being that, with unfavorable weather, | ASrloulturai Impioments, Lumbe 16H, * | Crop Bulletins From Every Quarter | ; > saime s 18t season. DS i8 the saie &9 re 1in_ May it may fall or rust, owing to the rank erowtt CHURCHILL PARKER, | “““““GWAHA LU i oy s " ow of the State. Wiitivay, Neb,, Juge 23.—Thres times as | Small grain is making ‘a splen. .gm“n. NenAwkA, Neb,, June 23 —The general MBER co * Sang Addison. But hadn’t much corn planted this ns lust year. No | The prosent hot woather is of groat beneds | Prospect of All kinds of erain is magniticent. | DEAIET il Agricnltaral []IlDlUfllClllS Waguns, All Kinds of Builfing Matorial at Wholesal you, for a few years at least AN ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK wheat planted. Prospects good. to the corn, which now promises 13 be a fine | (ljl'r" is a \PM‘ stand ""l‘ll Ny o "”;'\‘i Carriages and Buggles. Jonos Street, betweon dth and L at 0383 A . ) § v Povo, | June -Acreage about the | €rop. There is less ncreage of barley than las “oth, Omiakia, N m.ey.-”,...u,m o * yather look at the firmament e & . 3 i o . - m Pacific Track, Omaba, o f r: but little cc slant s ¢ Ma M W year, but this is made up by increase of corn 1 - from the underside. owing to cold and continted. ra: '“A\":\“ 1 iNs et B T EENT AL WeRHa T8 oy | nd Vs Wheat, about sarme quanti [LININGER & METCALF CO., LOUIS BRADFORD, " + | A Falling-Off in the Acreage of Small | ficids will not be in on to plant for ot | spting, but the stand was never bottst, and | weather and’ raiufull for the last two ana i YOU CAN DO IT GrFalf 1h HaV0F f Copn—Tiapid | 1980 1o 0a1%, with okt Tuporable cstsicr. | Eamny b WeMLSr LS. SUtmics | ekt onid ot bo Improve irass 1 very Agricultaral Implements, Wagons, Carriages ‘Dvalcr in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, , 3 . O NEILL. b, June 93, —The proportion of | Moisture have brought it forward very ra ine. Army worms have been seen in two Buggios, Bto. Wholesalo, Omaha, Nebraska Doors, Ete. \"H'”ll"rvvr Tth .....‘ x»om»xu.cor.. » £ health * owth of the Past ‘amall rain will b6 muoh les " TK8 idly, Rye was never better, and wili soon | Plac e prospect for all kinds of frait is | — - — | e %thand Douglas. « by observing the laws of he ,.I h Fon Woik small graln will be muoh less than last year, | M1y, Ry B o B L e "oais | poor pting grapes. Apples bid fairto | PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, S N, BIETs —— 4 3 e ew 1e corn crop, which is now all planted, wil @ ready to harvest. 5 BEVIPO Lons | Al A crop. 2 Wholesalo Dealers in iy AL and resorting to that cheat the be TPOH G bui plantt v sonld hot e better, atf: Yrom Sk tosant | D about half a crop. 1 o e y g 0 ne-fo 0 one-third greaterin | could not be better, a rom tho presen 4. i3 . N i . Preass viniioi . O T ver TN T e e e T saiook gyl by chormat” Ve i wonri, Neb, Juye at-Smal eran | Agricltural Implements, Wag s&Bngm Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber, o T 116 Orop Report, and everything blooming. little barley is sown in this vicinity. HORE | (it Yor wit mmanse HAtvest, A%, this 601, 80, 86 and (7 Jones Stroet, O 1ith and_Cahifornia Stroots, Omaha, Nebrask LR’ AFE O\ e foll ‘rop specials to Tug Bre | HAsTiNas, Neb., June 93.—The acreage of | 18 only raised on u vory small scale, but what | S FOF W Harlerel BAERCSL (At FHIQ NS | —— o YRELYWOUE kel i cbbnf f I~‘vl p(: Jhties th 8 x‘ :n ‘r'::“smfl .?““Tvr |'m: corn planted in this section will surpass that | there is looks well. a 7 woather and oplous s ."',“'Lf,»l‘fnrz.,» past woek A LTSI o i i T Fon aré ot “. I”“, a “]I]' mdid .t l""H’ \l‘"r ¥l FRTTNBE THAToRION of YHe Gt «-fl last 9 .n'lth\' I‘; e, cent Oats and .{‘}'.?}I\}"11‘.’.‘""'.\'1\’("'6L’}".' ";‘l"" l('l'l“:r“{ will bring the corn crop out, and Brown Mar lfal,ll irers of HIIC.\DYE Ir ls, SCGBLFS, L“mhm‘, lefl, Cflmfllt, El[}., E[G. whil .lih:- next s ay life isa bur- _ | considerably increased over that of 1 favorable and the crop prospects were never L Acredgs ot corr 4 ATt 80 ner | P Neb,, Juno 83,—Small: crops; look. | = WINONA IMP Fh‘fl T‘; - T.W. HARVEY LUMBER CO., o e T v drift on in this way * | though in many instances there is a_percopt. | more flattering at this season of the year. o | cont greater than last year. Wheat andoats | jen fast improving, and if OB - To Deaters 0!117 0 . rely N falling off of small grains in vor of Bentiy, Neb,, June creage of corn “ e P s Ains as at present will be as for A,, q ,H-‘rpvl l I w N &B 3 ) , you “!"“'rll\' LE TO BECOME IN= | o one to two woeks backwardness | Increased 10 per cent ¢ s vuir, acreago | | Nowroue Neb June o.—Corn s vory | ward as lust full, STICHLTIrG] [MPICMENts, WAZONS & BATKIES | omee. s rarnam stroet. omana. SAN Thy ? g MRSl * | of oats, 15 per cent, and of wheat diminished | backward, but is of good color on the high | 6\ <p, No., J The following is Corner 1ith and Nicholus Streots. & . ANT 3 : is protty Ly s reporied owirig to the per cent, Al small gram in fine condition, | lands, while weak and sickly looking on the | 1,0 numper s of grain planted vLm‘-A T N ARG e S e YA KR ETRLLY Because poisoned blood on 4 | long continued cold rains of the carly part of | Corn nearly all planted, prospects only for a | 1w and wet lands. About ver centof it | voge jn Oukland precimct: Corn, 13 SERLING & C Whfl]flsals Llll‘ltc]‘ Ete * + JREIN THE | the season. The genial warmth of the past | fair stand on account of cold weather and cat | had to be Foplanted. Small grains are look- | (¢ : s, 3430 4 AU SR AL Imported and_Amorican Jortiand Cemont. S the nerve centers WHERRL * | few weeks, however, has to a great cxtent | worms. ing well und the sgason (18 fuvorable, for ¢ Misnes Jute 95.—Wheat, oats, rye ; Al i Aseat For MRS el Coinent and : L S SR Thete W) 0 . 6HO Mixnes, 0 28.—Wheat, amupeti T ol B o Cement « MENTAL FACULTIES ARE LOOATED: & | | loiieq the injury and the prospects are | GBNoA, Neb., June 23.—Acreage wheat 80 3:',‘:.“‘,.!" e e o e oroll | andbarley never looked beite o anmfflg HMachivery and Binder Twine, SLRe TYES Tame, paralyses them and :]lu' vietim bes | Gaovnight, . A imilar conaition 18 Foported Lo B L el ik I o ah 1A 0reARE Ih cHItivated ores, But Not &S llo snme s last yoars cor s neredscd | w. 1 Meat, Manasor, 113 toavcoworth st Omnba. CHAS. R. LEE, 3 , » o - - dof corn 125 per cent. Abot ] se in te . ot as age, stand good, condition good. : f » comes non-responsible * | from lowa of thocorn is planted. Cold, Wi much as there would have been but for the | i (erCaEe, Stnd good, |« MOLINE.MILBURN& STODDARD Co nln) ndwr e d st 00+ | nencssors who rocently mads & canvass have | of corn ol Sih io fallow. Cousidel eround intende: o June 93 l . 00 Carpots and Parquot Flooring 0th and Davstay * plo to-dny 1N INBANE ASYLUMS # | senting, repo antly mado a canvass iaye ‘f‘ T not growing. “ e corn, 0wing to the lateness of the scason, tloss wiieat sown than Tnst year in this W']ffmn Bugg’ 3, Rd-(S PIIW§ Blg, | st ot Moorine b andiooy P o-lay 13 NE AL I o T AVHERE. & Pl BT 1D TRF ten Crovn, Neb., June 23.—One-half an Sown to oats and millet, Ci plant- | neighborhood: 10 per cent less of oats than % --| A Pasis 3 Millinery and Notions. AND GRAVES, PUT THERE BY KID= L nl“mm[ ;‘,"w _“‘,‘m “__'m “"‘_ aze wheat of last year, one-third more not yet finished. last year: about 50 per cent more of corn bl LR ‘ it U . OBERFELDER & Co,, 1 ty, according to sta finoly, Thote is con- | Wheat and winter rye never by o B \“lln Least ‘"»W‘r.“{ | exception of bei v ‘thie abun - A HOSPE, J - [m]}fllm[‘s&.}flh ersin Mi IIIIEIV&NDII[IHS i AP Faster (than * i bubitds doing well. | Pros Cunek, Neb., June 23.—The reports ! plantod Late s coming on_ wonderfully | dance of rain hindering ar in clean- 0 L 208,210 a1 212 South 1ith Stroet B B st LT yBhE FOR P M| SR M SR is “overy prospect that the ey | 2 it ont. Amn Materialt) FIenos Al Urgas 1S s ovea e any other disease. Is your eye- syl idndis . ave | g of wheat, 24,0i0 acres of corn, sundant, Small grain, especially | Avnvrs, Neb —The prospects for g ! W) Overal'a. uib abundant, and the pros- crop is most flattering. * s of oats, This year the 1 and as I have no fj s Street, Omaha, Nobry sight failing? Your memory * het ccoming mpaired? An all- nd © sam wlh about t rat lu king fine, , corn, wheat, og ood. The @ hus been = N CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO., and potatoes s filly un average. % Uy y Juane g a I‘“II;:""‘N“;':;\v muke n‘u.u\.‘ \\?I“\:; season continies favorabloe w alittle too much rain for small grain, but Boots and Shoes. M{]I]\!f{‘,c 1rers []r []V[}[‘fl]ls' one fm ling on slight exertion Vs & biusis, tho fol. Kl o ':)I “m_‘“ most bountiful harvest of many Jou n. A Jeans Pants, Shirts, 1R And 1101 Douglas Street, upon you? If so, and vou wive acreage | of sod corn planted, yet most all of the oid |, ST Evwiun, Neb., June U Tl AL LA e AR KIRNFNDM [ S & €O., it e e * gxow whether this is so or not, * | of the T Corn forty, | ground has be aets fine, weather favorable and everything | tion of sma in, especially wheat, is ex- COsSOrS L hes & Co.) - — od. Prospect, for large crop very plenty of rain, and small ain 100ks better than any spring since lightly | cellent, being considerably above the avel age. Cora te ood, though Tate, and with | Wi 1u.,u.bmmmra rers of Boots and Shoes | ~ Motions. 1102, 1104 & 1100 J.T. ROBINSON NOTION CO 80 far points to good erops, Acr hove the e in all ikinds of until oats twelve, wheat ¢ eage of corn is ubout one-fourth more than that of do not neglect your " i v are ) 8 onable rains from now on will mak Akonts for Boston teboer Shy * reason totters and you are an * | gt senson; that of small grain proportion ® Rarins, Neb., Juno %5 —Crop: 18 * K v § L 4 et i splendid crop. Hay and grasses were ne Harney St., Omahi = imbecile, bub to-day WiiLe you | utely less. AR o, s e e foolking romaricibly will, - A tiore is A it ety - O, S Wholesale Notions and_ Furnishing Goods ¥ HAVE REASON, use your good * Graxp JsLaxn, Neb, June 23.—The crop | one-half plante Will' be: ab in 15 tho tree and. the Snake 0 make it the Hanrvann, Nev., June 2 ' 403 and 406 8Cuth 10th 8, Omaba, Gyrden of Eden. farme ] - The last ten days Wh o i 1 julgment by pur out-look is siill very promising.” We have had | 20 per cent e sty hea wed the corn up wonden Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, e sense and v PArs | suficient rain in insure agood stand in ¢ of oats aboat same Rusnyvinie, Neb., June 23— All kinds of now is that there will 3 101, 11031105 Bovglas St Omahn Manutactory, Sume oil * chasing W ARNER'S SAFE * | and small grain never looked bett Acreage of wheyt 10 per cent larger than last crops in th y ing as well us crop. The cool, Tier .. T ston ___ Oils. foeling good at e prospg cain s we oald — — | CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO.. \ CURE and WARNER'S fi\ll"l‘l i alarge yie - espe vane g ieatons | L Booke o e onr = | Whtlsale Refiued aud Lubrieating 01l s R t and ) medicing t 108 a1l an Nd 2w h., June 43.—The divine 50 s 0 hi s nt start a +« PILLS: I Lo we I nvl) Diguised mate fl“,\ azage | necmise ot seed tirie and harvest bide fats | lsed: ‘h{‘i farmers. \l‘mn v{n! "'. _\y{‘:l I 1ba it 3 doas represented, and which will -(mlx 2 3 on lhi-,m;n ket and. the | to b fully verified in this, the northern part | S8 Will be B f" B i Pawxnn City, Neb., Jun ~”l.m o Succossors to'A. T\ Kenyon & Co., Wholesale & Rotail AL Bishop, Man U ; rop this year will be abundant, ¢ Webster cotint Corn planting i 1 S h L A rn- was for | tion of crops here now is excellent, ) : e S O\krAND, Neb, June 23.~Corn is a littlo | Anished with an thcre vaed seroneb pyor Lasy. | AVhile not doingwell, but sinco the continued | warm weathee is bringing the corn up'so fast Booksellers and Stationers. _VINVARD & SCHNEIDER, * | backward owing to the late ness of the spring | year. Small gcain showin el WAEETNSAUICHACH I UHetc RN Dien nuren it fairly eracklos. Small grain of every kind | pino weane, Sintinery, Commoreinl Notions and Gent's Farnishing Goods. ~ | but is lookinz well and a good stand. A shortage a, while the 1 o no change e bette. i ¢ OW- | oo ndid and the fall sowin ks in- ouglns Street. 1, Neb, RHG 1 BT TAVEAFYURRRLARKE Y eaeis W IthG I Ha . GIPaka ‘°,,..f![',‘|‘,:?":;"““,“,‘l‘ gver, the siand is poor, us the seed rotted in | viting to the reaper, meis feeling 1105 Harney Stroct, Omaba . is in fine condition. Acrcage wmuch greets the husbandman while being caressed | the ground. Jubilant over the prospects, e s | T Paints and Olls. _ Oats the acreaze is much more than last | by the balmy southern breeze is calculated to | VaLuey, Neb., June 23.—The acreage of = Coffecs, Epices, Etc. | SUMmNGS & NEIRS0 yes The crop will be cut short owing ad the heart of the sturdy sons of | corn and small grain is a little more than it towa Repor T GLARKE COFFEE CO., WHO168AT0 DeAIFE K to Logan flooding most of the hay was last year. The stand for small grain | Dexisoy, Ta., June 23.—The wheat plant is i ColTes and Spice Milla, Pt S, Window Glass, Ele land. Enaanr,Neb. June 23.—Corn planting in this | Was never better, and the farmers expect a | about 50 per cent of last year, oats 100 per ST JL b X Bram Juserios, Nab., June 23.—Owing to | part of Nebraska is late, being only just | good yield. Owing to the lateness of the | cent, corn 120 per cent. TUUS CUHLL\, Spices, Baking P“Wd[’r 136 it Strost: OmatiayNob: the cold and backward spring a greater pro- | about completed. The ar ig | season the present outlook for L is quite ATLANTIC, b greater | Flavorihg textrnetd, i Blue, Tikn, Ete. 1416 < s 3 \ Omhn, Nebraska. Weather 1416 Hnrney Strect Other Crookery and Glassware. \in was sown than usual | large. Fully 25 per cent more corn is planted | unfavorable. ‘The stand is very fair, but it | gere; I Fall and winter | in Clay county this year than last. The [ i8justbeginning to grow, and much must de- | hot grain is th sean in this county for | present oatlook for a crop is gool, asthe [ Pend upon the latter part of the season. erop pre . TR CARPENTER PAFER & this 'nm,'uf e '"t corn pun_n.ul m_May ground nev er ¢ in bkl(trxmuh}hnn. '\ ALP Q!(\hn.)«(h...hm‘n 3 (\n.w looking 1 »l‘ u‘".‘“ I ) n‘xl :nu‘»\‘: 0 AL W]fllesfllfl Pa[](}[' DEfllfll‘S, is bidding fair to make a good crop. Faru BN REIAIAS, N 0D/ T1i6 08 RAin Has fallen | welliNow 10 speak of he Cora is | i wlast 'y prosy ! | ] : ers report gxcellent stand and good pros- | iy Dundy county every day for th growing ver _isa good stand and in [ erop. “Oats look "well and a few move ave CI‘UB CI‘Y, GthBWuI‘C L,m pg []]m]mgys Cagey a nigo stock of Printing Wrapping and Writing b X oad orders N P iash ) pocts. and this once “Groat Amdrican Dose ood conditio ite an increase | sowed than last v TR pecisl attontion glvonito oar on T ONdgrs iy 0 O ] Fioxt, Neb,June 23.-The present condi- | veritable frog pond. 18 looking in the ac s planting. portion of small & and is_looki over last ye: Jun 23,—Acreage of FONDA, Paper Boxes. tion of cornin Dodgo county is baclward, T {uu{‘ nd small grain, which w: Tiwnes, Nob, duno 24Tl caol, wot onts nnd wheit about tho same us last "G'A?I"Ll'i & L/\UMAN. JOHN L. WILKIE, f f ast of the planting has just been finished, s | February, is as good a8 mude al ather seriously affected and interfered | Oats and wheat good: corn, good stand LALL : Or any other Mineral Poison. it 18 cortain there will be some late corn been especially. nropitions for | with the corn crop, meei of which had to be | backward on ab of cold, buoicvard | (ipepkpny [”1« ware, Lans, SI rerware | Proprictor Omaha Paper Box Factory. : o Fiiats etuatvaly under the nost favorable circumstances for and tree sceds, which ar ) 1 past ten days have vright- | spring. Prospeets for wheat and oats good ; ) KoL A b Dotpia L s onsmENT QL ENgturs I od T as therost of the season, The stand of the | coming in good shape. Tha 10,000 ac ened the prospect anc d season will pro- | corn fair. Eie, 114 Farnau 8, New Pavtn Build » from Roots and Tlerbs. corn it some parts of the county has been in- | broom covn 1u this county promises an duce a good yield § here is about 15 per Rock Raris., la., June 23.—The = == — e It 13 perfoct, mless. ha jured by eut-worms. The cold weather has | yield cent increase 1 in cornand oats, and | grain erops all exceed previous a Commission and Storage. Sash Poors, Etc It 18 tho only remedy known to the worl made its growth vory slow. Oats and wheat t. The hea alike decr se in W ains » looking well, Corn was planted lat Tune that has ever yet Cured contagious Blood . RIDDELL., £ M. A. DISBROV ¢. CO., RIDDELL look splendid and thie prospects now ave for R washed out many fields of planted ¢ the aereaze has been reduced to ¥ per cent ! WhOIOHRID Mana St ra At 1l its stages. % 8 as last ye M 1 . s olosul o a Dovoninall testages, an oxcellent crop. x e of corn planted. Prospects | Hawriyeton, Neb. June 23.—A week of | of last ye being ploust Storage aud Ufllll]] iSS100 MGFCI]HIHS, R\ h ] Blinds and Mouldings Berofula,and other blood discnacs Leretofore in | not as good as last year, not so forward. fine_summer “has wonderfully pustied for- | to flx. Squinrels the prind Bpeciatlieanat) . Cheese, Poultry, Game, Sl Doors, BLNGS and houlumgs, conshlercd fneurable. It cares any discase is doing well in ¢ v has been | Divip Ciry, Neb., June Reports from | ward farm work and vegetation. In a civ- | ent prospects for all crops e Branch Dfice, 12th and Tzard Streets, Omaba, Neb et Omaha GEO. SCHROELER & CO, Succes ‘m“\mx.am-v' hroed at damagzed but lieavy and an BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. Manufactarers of Sash. Doors, Blinds, 1 ANDUI all parts of the county say for all kinds of small grain ne atthis season, there being an e s of all | on the ground of all kinds, -uit of 300 miles this weak I found grass s caused from fmpure Hlood, 1t 18 now pr the prospect | cuit of 300 miles this weak I found grass scelied by thousands of the best physiclans tn the . We append rnan r,.h and whe; st nothing and you + was better | small grain in fine condition, color good and | one-third od; rye bearded the I3 ntly mxml for. and of good | last khorn are in | duc elient stand nd prospering year d to al Phe bottoms on s { : N ¥ uldings, Stair Work and. Interior Harl Wood ¥ tn fr [ Hes Wit the Veraizo yicid, Corn is ftor ing better than was an been overflowed so 101K ing in this vicin Prospects are excellent obraskn. g Ouialia, ¥eb. g Lest results. LN, 'fif,\::x.v“: ) the late and backward | planting is done but very te, v wet. Corn is, on the rolling lands, in unn\l for u good crop of all kinds of grain h " FREDERICK J. FAIRERASS., OMAHA PLANING MILL CO,. S e s tbadiit, || coming upiand grows .slowly, LWiro worms | color.ond:the stand v Potatoes are | year. i . o White was an plas and an unusual ay ited, in some Lo with scrofuln seven years. 1 prescrils ions have i much of the i8] ; % STony Lax 8., aud tu day he ts :Ah( and robust boy, much wheat and oats planted as thel tis et o | plon Pegd Goain il Cenerel Commision | MeJafacturces of Moulding, Sash, Doors, carliest planting, and son oblized to re- | Northern Nebraska is inwmost promising | give the « rain this scason, iy e o - W. Paukea, AU D. last year, while the corn crop will plant a considerable portion of their ground | condition. but compared last year the acreage of corn i espondence soltcifed. 1014 North 10th | oo b B Lopploton ATGRML o "!:“hfl‘fqu“l'r.".’s‘m.m Tor seo that of last year at least 50 per cent. over on this account, The we of corn Tayrox, Neb., June 23—Small grain of all | somewhat less on account of the heavy E Onnii. N - - — DGR 0G0 T e lieh better thi pedumiox Neb, Juno 2 —Our woither hus | outs and potatoes throughout the county is | kinds is Idoicing well. " Corn is a good stand, ow lands no in_condition i Printors’ Matorials. ash orany other renedy Lhave ever use seen cold and wet a ne segson up to | consic bly larger than that of last year. | but smail, owing to the late planting, . The acreage of Coa!, Coke and Lime. o= ~ o ey Wednosday. of this weok, 'Sincethen ithas | But very 1itro wheat sown, on account of the cold weather and h ] the condition ¢ " S 0 S R e WESTIERNINEWSEARERIUNIONY i, o wellknown druggist been very warm. ‘The small grain and grass. Guan'r, Neb., June 23 —There has been al- | rains auring April, und up to May excellent for both. . ) Alle]lfll') Pflb]m ors, and ph: hville, Howard Coull is in splendid condition, and bids fair to | most a continuou unml here since May 1, | warm weather for the last few day s Grove, T 58 and P AT Wrltes s Huving some Knowls g Rk B K. jx composed of, 1 Supplies. 502 country is very yield an enormous crop. There is consider- | supplemented last night by a v able increase in the acreage of wheat and | from the north and i table flood | pushed cd The acr st, which, with the | small gr rapidl; 100k in this s b 12th Street, Omalin L s, 8 6 in composed of, T ¢ ’ ) per cent larger, wood considering the time 209 South 1ith Street, Omaha, Nebraska. e T — It matters not what the name oats, wiiile large fields of German millet has | previous r has wet the soil and sub soil Last s ing from two to four inche = = i Rubbor Coods. o giving a Bliory of thie been sown in this county, which now shows | to'a depth of from three to five feet. During | Wavyxe, Neb,, smali grains of | rule having been cultivated over once. T S RIOHNSONEICO S T OMAHA RUBBER GO tertal by, S K eures tromal | ety stand old and wet | the past ten days farmers throughout the | all kinds is in fine tondition, and the yield of wheat, barley and oats 18 avout | Manufctire s White Lime, SO T i rita A, which We. Will mail weather, wany of furmers have been | southern part of the county have had 1o | promises to be unusually livee exeept in a o as last season, with a decline in Wannfacturers and Dealers i RIlthl‘ [}nm]g on appiieation. No. fam! (‘hm 1 be compelled to plant eorn for the second tim, abandon their cornplanters that were in use | small area along the bayou, where it has e general condition of all the crop is | AN .J’E',:hf{l?‘ i ai n-wrl-il”"[‘m\\“,g"-;.;”" ORKILEARIONS The |.‘(‘n s“m during the last three days has | on the cultivated ground and turn their at- | been drowned out. For corn the prospect is and when npared with other corn Farn 2l Cle Inni|\||.ll\».\h_t\rllulnng “ cor 4 % round, | tention to the breaking of sod for an addi- [ not so good. inches | tional crop of corn. Small grain looks well in corn i3 | and bigls fair to make a good crop. o fairly junp out of tue story of your case, and our ! o0 STt you by letser, i and many fields s Wa Wi a Geceive continuous raius ¢ ded planting, and th used mucn of ns, it is above par, S1ovs Crry, Ta, June 23— corn planted in this county 10 growth of i The ave e NEBRASKA FU 1ol o Stippers of Coal e acre: TRI\N (,U 9 51y, ased over any previous Basserr, Neb., June ~Have t replanting nec ikl Frblailad il '“", D J son for | find small Corn oniy ahead v more than the ne 3 of now he but a few days n( SU mshine will bring it up | ine wreat and luxuriant in growth 1o the i of small g n is fully 20 per cent sm I"‘ r | onall than last year. Corn a little backward bo and surest Bemedy for Curo of cuuse of ool weather is now shooting for- all Aisensen eaused by eny derangement of Ita fino and " vigorous condition the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels. i e Dyrpepsia, Sick Headachw, Constipation, season, Bilions Complaints and Melaria of all kinds Foster, Neb., June 23.—Crop prospects | p 7leld readlly to the beaeficent lafluence of ving with the warm weithe now. Wheat and 8 are looking Drnwer New York, 736 Jiroad Suow Bl ther of the past weel vy rapidly, i 1 has pushed corn a “\Hl A continuation the erop wil o0d ¢ The se in acreage will probably more than is a little more | make up for the decrcase in yield from last clover s immense erop. HexpLey, Neb., June 23 crops of all kinds'was the history of Furnas count rains in May made ¢ some parts, but the wa past is pushing Parmers are full preparing their ] HASTINGS, , June 23.—No the past five vears has equalled t prospects hore at this time, - — 3 qeum. Wate, Dry Goeds and Hotions. onnd h, vk geosnn | M. E SMITH & CO., LHUH(HIII_PUMP conn is almost no e | Dry Conts, Punishing Guds and Notios, | Whalisae Pumgs, Pipe, Piiigs, DAOVRLGY 2 1106 D e Mast, 4 St, Omahu, flast year's acre her, but on the ¢ is only one-h account of wet lands a 04 broken wheat raised in this rze fs b T Iwiy o ‘and 924 Farn; valu Suppl Bireet, Omabs fine crop and barley espe —The outlook for Cor. 11th St., Omaha, Neb, : 2 ’ i 1 mising in | ing. i(lLPAI’RILI( KOC GOODS AU D E > ~Cco.. TR e L e R OCHDRY GOO U. S, WIND ENGINE & PUMI™ CO., T | ot 30 ek s of i i, 1 Imrmtfl fijmd Jubhers i Dry GD I ‘h“lmus g Steam end Water Supplics, wa rapid rate, ‘at this Oats 1 \ i o alliday Wind Milla, 015 and 9 Farng nd - alr are ot 100 rank growth and =G liom AoLiDE M s for the harve hort of what was antic Furnituro. BROWNELL & CO., ar and the crop looks stroug and promis & C0's goods. This settles th hier they would gro; is new county orney, Neb., June 23 a yen planted thi is ubout double of that uted last y mall grain is about half oudition of crops in tys ) Bl OmAN The 100 8 g s mpro 4 o g " Scotia, Neb., June —~The i of but will be lurgely in excess of cus. SOV VI T e n o 1 y et o o ot | fora e ila i “ LAl S Rl e AN Belorely 0 exomsaloC Uy uaww;\ STONE, Fngines, Boilers and General Ma“mnery, ‘ 2R » BY QORI - Lok oup City, Neb, -The inc wer cent, the incrcase being principally peets, d wheat we have s I fl 1ol in i ) Roealin Work Steam Pum w Miks, b DEORIDEI O GO0k SRR AR ROl el Ni0n: that of last yearis aboat 10 per dition,aud promise an ext inary harvest, | cellent in qu 1L in quantity, On Furnam Streot, Omahin, Nebraska DRk SY AR O oMY B 8 1| \No Inoroasa inx; barley, while of AsniaNn, Neb,, June 23.—Acreage of corn | the whole situ avmers are happ, = CHARLES SHIVERICK, o] Seeds, spring, and there is no fear of @ drouth. All | thape is tully 4 et and of oats 35 per | .41 4 A : Ch kbl Dis M The ’ R e S d thit is necessary is constant warm weat . in this section of the country is about the s Moy e § FHIL. STIMMEL & CO., cent. More breaking has been done than m sanmg ar; is lookin and since | of the State J ¥ has & e Davin Ciry, Neb., June 23, —Reports from | ever before, The spring has been so cold e a ; us at th Nebra . all parts of the county show the small grain | and wet that the farmers were fully three :_“‘ e '.';‘L,,!:jff i Y HReayed 4he | ;,,,“’,,.‘.]'."‘fi‘,":,'h‘ BBt i ; W Hh(m“' Pd[‘m Fed and Garde Sgeds I crop o very promising one 14.»|-~h]|~ season 80 | weeks late geiting crops into the ground | looiclg well ana the prospect fora large | parts of the state, From sevoryl scoro sucl | se—————— ) 1 and ido we Onuba “® ar. Seme few pieces of vorn had to be re- | consequently corn is backward, especially | oo, 004 reports he summarizos for central lown as Crocories. - planted, but the larger part of the corn > y planted, but the present hot lows: Estimate of acroage’ as compared | = o smrago, Forwarding & Commission all grain is good. Corn isa little [ With last y o Y ) The 0 1 e - planted is coming sod shape and isa good (i eeationthalioais iatatin ot FurLerrox, Neb, June 23.—The outlook ! PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO., S stand on the ground, and looks healthy, not- | to grow rapidly and there scems to be | fOr 8. IR sk et corian in npx ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & CO,, 5 fl ~ vrl“%x;\‘im‘I'x‘x‘jlrulf‘w:‘x:l!|".‘u “.'::{L \\-.;h\l\“.vh:u.-; :\'.‘.|lt.x;l.l-:v\\:v|.'.x-_u“:-'.m prevent the “: “\\'h‘l'lrlllrt: I‘A u:v‘x\.'.“ihf:" Secouny ..E‘ y};.\:l:nm,.,; 1\\\\_‘1”“‘ Sapt oBMBL oo ol | oonty u(JIV La wndlufi (flbf ics and Pl[mmflg. Smrfl“fi meam]]l“ and Cfllllllllfislfln is considerably increased over last scason, a very large crop “also. “Phe hot | Weather promise a | vield small grains gro fine, grass vory good, corn | 0607, 30 and 711 €. 1008 S, Omatin, Nev, uv:{:;lx::‘m 74v4‘(”l‘llu m;‘n ] A Expren, Neb., June 23.—Botter prospeets | weather secms to have de: d'the chintz ;‘““"”‘", comoged . in some 388 D£8R i 1ot St (b noh by SORD, BRADY & CO., P — for a good crop in this section thau ever be- | bug, so there is no " to feared from lf;‘\'(‘ \“L-ll"l.l acreage is 2 | f KRGO N B UL UG Jasby binshibyy x W, corn an i late, but growing ra Parmers are | on the Vin this valley, but is at_onc cb., June 23 *“{‘ L2y A It 18 pleasant to tho taste, tones up tho| | greatly encouraged. absorbed, the heavy rains ‘did no damag oy 2 Strocts, Oriatin, Nebraske., aystom, restores and preserves health, Mixpey, Neb., June 23.—Corn all planted | but ‘;”y:l::" ‘n :' ‘\“V“’l "I ’:A:‘H nlr |-l vllll -<;l-| Smoke Stacks, Bollem. Eto. d 7 R A Apiias n th © 18 no fear from i ¢ 1 and - s 2 1t Is purely Vegetable, cad cannot fail to] | Al loaking wells whout two wwecs futor dict for 1his fall the largest erop that | centico EXTERNALUSE flf 3 Hardware. He Ko SAWYER, prove beneficial, both to old and young. A b kS e N Harvested in Sherman county, Arxsworni, Neb., June general LEE CLAFKE ANDRLESENT M;m] faoturi ing UL'!]GI‘ in Sl‘lflk[} S[flflk& N As » Blood Puritier it s superior to all| | tion aud wboutthe suum 3 ) o, Neb., Juo 23.—0ur crop pros: condition of crops of all'kinds is flattcring at WALE COMPANY, Brichings, Tapik ; 4 0 1. 0, Oats, lition and ucreage 10 per ce e | pects ave cortainly very lattering, Our soil ie the | time, e sional show- J ol o andwam, 1ot | — Doduy Siree! 1, A plem. s"“em"h‘"“ W‘N" R S A o R ,....' wcreage 30 | stands drouth or wet equally well We » | ers, tozether with the warm weather, will = WIIUI‘SMG Hardwa (A O LW, im Pl(llc A e ; B per cent larger thun last year, never had a fulure of crops. Emigr: surely bring a bountiful b st. r A Metals, sheet Ivon, ete. Agents ve Scales, S rewere. i ™ Crops of all kinds | seeking lands are pouring in rapidly. Our | Paxken, Neb., June mall grain is Minmi Fowder and Lymin 1 wire, STORZ & ILER, Ty aDrops of all kinds | 101 county took second promium st the stato | looking awall, but the uverage s much bolow OR INS Crualia, Nobra T NNt PN S S A fair last fall the standar WILBURS Ihetion Rako e an._ox Heunos, Neb., Jun tof 3.—Crops of all kinds | ace h R y e, oM AND SORENESS RESULTING FROM — : = LA staud of vorn and the farmers are well u by June & 3 of all kind, R g PO e ‘"y.fll}.f.'f.‘f ll\u:(l:\l’("\ % PSC” (i\ut : H,IMI-_HAU(JH & TAYLOR, N Ifl. “,-B.[:.‘i\[‘ ?,I:Ez”mq i ulti jon. "here 18 fully 4 er re lookin « Jisted col 0 S| pla - side bl ore i ' i sual of corn, 0 I - “5 sty and it 100ks much more promising for a | k00d stand, All corn growing very fast. | now .| now, Heavy thunder showers fivst of the Mechanics' Toola and Rutlo Scales, MG Douglas T : o Ay n better condition | weok, but the rainfall was light, Peoplo "{ub the stomach well with Htreet, Omlin, Nebruvkn EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Oats, wheat and rye a iter wheat is generally in f on Fusily dizosted: of tho finost flavor, A hearty | 9100, Oats are wiuch woro prox nd | Uian e becn for several years. Plenty of hopofl of good croms if w have u lato fal Stacabs Oil: Apply flannel stesped RECTOR, WILHELMY & CO. Maunfacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice, N R Rnost Aavor, & Y | upon general information gleaned from var- | ¥in 10 SLOIrMS s y¢ at have dam- LEMING, Nen., June ~Corn about 150 ; John Epeneter, Froprietor. 90 Dodge und 10 and | Doverage for b Miong appetite; u delicatedrink [ Q08" s0urces, fully $ per cout more sown crops. e per cont of ucroage of lnst season, pros golnhot water and wrung aut. Wholesale Hardwere, e it S, it Palutablo; unexcelled in purity; no unpleasant | this this than last ye lux and potatoes | NEnkaska Cirv, Neb., June 23.—Crops of | pect fair. Wheat, corn and oats, prospects iy DRUGGIETS AND DEALERM, 10t aud, Harney is. Owab Western Agents | = Iron Works after cfects. Requires no Loiling. are simply immense ons rains Lave | all kinds never in' beuter condition: outlook | very fine. CHA$ A.VOGELER C? Batro. Mo, for Austlp Jowder Co. Sene Nuili, - s o i this section wud if the. scason_con- | 01 an abundant larvest: ageof corn one- | o RS e S Ty = R S 3 STEAM BOILER WORKS, Marion Iarland, Clritine Terhuno 1L uinues favorable wn wbundant crop”of all | third more tuan last yours wheat about tho | in thia Vieinity 8 per cont mors than ‘Tast | = = | T MARKS BROS, SADDLERY CO, o Fraps, Menututurors of ul ags Dean A. R. The i, D). o it inds is assurec ame ear; als e with outs. | ybar: on e Ny D an Wholesslo Manufacturors of y " . it 10 tavor, pur ANTLDY SR uaite ' of wheat in this distriet vam | farmers will have reason to be hopeful. ey P 411" N L Saddlery & Jobbers of Saddlery Hardware Works £ x.'n. uih and B, & M. Crossing. Sold by Grocers, Sample mailed for 10 stainjs. timated at from 10 to 20 per cent. NeLsox, Neb., June 23.—Some of the corn - : The e Aud Leathier, 140j, 14 n 1 1177 Marney St., Owaha 5 o 7 The prosout prospects for good crop of both | SroR in a fow localitios has baen quite badly | | BLve Hitr, Neb, June 3.—fhe crop out TNAN. J. B HLANCUA D, Nébrasia, PAXTON & VIERLING THON WO A g o) ey ) Pty washed by a couple of severe rains lately 3 locality could not be better; uuless something unlooked for should bowur | 13ut though the corn s later than usua the | plenty of rain, 4 PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., BB -~ ! Wrflugm and Cast Iron Blllldillg WUPK. sereage ot | LV Sfock Commission Morchants, Eaginon, I H o w BUR & SO 0 destr averybody L 4 splel abundant rains secx to insure an immense | BPEU, Neb., June 23.—The x5 Work, General Foundry, Maohine aud L.:I\L:l,l( y it. everybody looks foru splendid | 800 Hogtome. unforescen disaster over. | corn, wheat and oats in Rlg section of tue Excion l(ulhnn,Jmun mnnnennJi08YY Mardware. = Riackeal N g, SN S EIEh VR iR - 5 takes it. Both wheat and oats are looking | © i a more than thut of last outh Oisitia, W. J. BROATCH, - P atte, Quarte Ravaxxs, Neb., June 38.— looks flne; | Feiavicably well, and 1t is thought that oats Barley other grains S — OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORK mastor's ymakia, Neb.,, 18 small grains never bette all feel | Wi inake frow forty-five to seventy-five are planted instead, Cr Sonled Froposals, in fripl ate, { tothe | ing good, At least on of the unim- usual conditions, 'are iuvite Wnd Wil be re- | proved land is being broken out ready for 1 one o'clock . M., | wheat next year. The e cound. our % for the delivery at Ouihia Quat | ) hoy s oauntey aroynd ous als 10 tho gore. condition, and the prosp tiar Ciry, Neb., June 23, —Wa erage, 86 per ¢ s e excoedingty | LiTp btfic'ficfufilalrm&brcnanls s.,,..,gflfl Hartware lrow and 86l Mawafcturrs of Wi ud Iron Railings oat, av- | Bood. Fruit is good on upland, but poor on e e St ud 1201 Harney stree A at this office un: s Desk Ralls, Window Guards, Flower tands, Wi . Signs, Ete. 12 North 1060 Strcet, O im e o on, 100 per cent, | the bottom land, Reforonces: Ot | s —=- ) B ! boowing town, namely, southern purt of oadian, : > o luth Ouialia Natiousr, U . » ol 5 o, o ) tous of bha " ( A r's se, 0 per ce Pon( 10} P, ) p 4 - e 24 and s Nadouss, Vulog a \ flust Tt i ““"'xi""]."f; xym.l«“,;“fl;lml 1.; 1, nebetier I e ataid, und e farmers all ditlon, 100 per cont. ~ Everything growing | tho soreage of coru in'this sootion of the | MORIMERWESTERFIELD & MALEY W. L. PARROTTE & CO., Man'frs []f Fl]‘b &Bd[‘glfi]’ Proof sarex ifner o TR By TS bS property i 1 . SBe 0l MG 563 | nicely; weather warm and séasonable; rains as much of the bottom lands have ag i ave 0 5 ita, Jull Work, Tron and Wire Fencing, Kigns. Bto, cuny by bl st i, stack butore b, | are discarded and wew frate ones are going | froiuent: prospoct now it for b onarimous R e Live Stock Cnmmmm. Wholgsale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, | ™Eoxisroaais s ius e e Diales welghing uot ov: c ran o O i all around. cropped about on time, and crops aro | #oom 16, Exchunge Bajding, Unjon Stock Yards, 1107 Harney Street. Omubia, Nob. CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS delivered in stout burlap sacks. The Govern. | Fals Ciry, Corn and ARGENT, Neb orn_planting | looking ing well at thistime. The | L — L L Ient Toservos the rght 1o roect auy or all pro- | small graia 10l + wrospect “g0od; | just finisha o 40 per cout above last | acreage as compared with last year will ALEXANDER & FITCH, office Fixtures [I[)ll and WIlB }E]IC[,\ Ri mW\ Gua[‘fl] ence Will Lo glven th articles of | acreage same as last ye year; wheat 10 por ont loss than last year; | probably be: Corn, onc-quarter more: oats, i e o T <y el " . uction, contitins of Drice and | 3 ees dusoriox, Juno 23 Quts; noarly sauto. as last year. AL eros | bneuarter less: whcat, onc half to twor | COMMISION DL 1615 i1 lee Sock, Till SluaoNDE MANUFAOTURING 0 , gk sl or biac hu.hmm on wpuiication to | thin last yeur; stand gdad. Cors u.\l condition; . though backward. | thirds less. Th'outlcok for & good crop is | Secw 2, Opigaite Pxc Huiidiag, Usion Stock B k Dm A as' . Pl!ml‘es fiu Works : HUGHES, Chief Quarter. | but. back: ; oals acreuge pather has beel favorable now favorable, SN s, boul al (14 a, .01 Il ) T MEAGHER & LEACH, Tax . | fine. ey Contiaxn, N ~Crop of ‘eorn | Weerixe Warex, Neb., June The UNION STOCK YARDS C, v y TrcuMeEE, Npbi, Juile 8. Acreae of toin 1 dolug excellsntly, And 16 rain Goosnot fal.| screaks of com e about. tho satie. as lisy o ablas, ldopomrds. & Firg and Burglar Proof Safes, Time Locks, BEsP, | tlris year; so'fax planted, is much i sxcess of [ iu this early' part | of July 8 . .year, and. though' a little backward ouac | %« 0f Uflld.]fi, Limited, Mirrars et Genpra) Agents f0r Dichold Bafe & Tock Cos * Wooins. | lust year at tBis time, out the prospect is | largpst for several you: Sl grai prows | count of ;ue unfavorable - weather early 1o ’ 4okn ¥ -Bard Brneriatandeds b | BOULl Liah Bt Ciuia. ¥l e i V.un-uu“ul Work, 1 Faraas Sasel, Oimiba