Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 21, 1892, Page 8

NEBRASKA CROP PROSPECTS Very Little Corn Has Yot Been Planted in the State, GRAIN MEN OF DIFFERENT OPINIONS With Good Weather from Now on it 18 Possible to Grow a Good Corn o ohras ‘armers Now Planting. The question heard on every hand among business men of all classes is: Whatare the prospects for a corn crop in Nebraskal Grain men are watching the situation very closely, and while they differ materially in thelr views, the goncral opinfon appears to be that with good weather from now on it 1 possible to grow & very faircrop in Ne- braska this season, Here is what some of the grain men say Janies Walsh: The corn crop in Nebraska 18 in the most critical condition that it hias beecn since 1 came to tho state eighteen years ago. In my opiuion, the temperature is too low to get a good stand of corn from the present planting. Un- less wo have exceptionally good weather from the present dato we caunct expect to have even an averago crop, However, Ne- braska’s chances for a crop are much better than any of the eastern states, and any corn that may be raised in Nebraska will com- mand fancy prices, as the rapid sdvance in Chicago during the pist threo days would indicate. The Nebraska farmers that put forth tho greatest efforts to raise a crop are bound to get a big price forit. I believo that Kansas and Nebraska ave the only states in which it is possiblo to raise any- thing like an average crop, as thy ground in these states is more rolling than in others. C. C. Crowell of the Crowell Lumber and Grain company, Blair: The weather during the past few days has boen good for plant: Ing. The tempera is now low, but if from now on wo have good weather we can have a good crop. There is so far very little Tenvy Fallure? 8125000 Stoek? Fine Tallor Made Clothing? It Is All a Fake! The Peop! Clothing House, 1308 Douglas street, has deposited $1,000.00 in one of the leading national banks of the city which will be forfeited if the Peo- la’s does not offer botter men's suits for $2. 75 than the fake advertises for $3.68, ana claims worth $11.007 1f the People’s does not offer beiter pants for 50c than the fake for 98¢, and claims worth $4,25¢ if the People’s does not offer better stiff hats for 90c than the fake adver- tises for $1.24, and claims them worth 23,507 If the People’s does not offer better children’s suits for 7oc than the fake offers for 85 If the Poople’s does not offer better suspenders for 9¢ than the fake adver tiges for 16¢, and claims them worth 75c? Look at their goods fi but don’'t buy in haste aud repent at leisure. I'he People’s Clothing House, 1308 Douglas street, will give 65¢ on the dollar for any bankrupt stock of cloth- ing consisting of respectable and sal- able goods; so will thousands of other first-class merchants. But what as (¥) wants to benefit the public at Iy by peddling them piece by piece for one- third of appraised value, Now to the point. There is no Farm- ers bank in New York. ither s there 'been a million dollar failore, Itis alla fake to misiead the public, This fakir buys job lots which are out of date or ill g and that no legita- mate merchant will handle at any price in place of selling goods ut one-third of appraised value, They come nearer asking three times their value. Th travel from town to town on the circus style. They very seldom stay longer than three days, “as by that “time the people are “dead on to them.” The idiculous low prices that they adver- > (stlk lined overcoats from $1.00 up, ) brings lots of people to their store, w they figure that amongst fifty intelligent people there is at least one sucker. Now will you be that sucker? It you are not judge of goods take THE OMAHA D ALMOST ~ READY TO REBEL Board of Public Works Resents What it Oonsiders Usurpation by the Qouncil. HAS DECLARED ITS INDEPENDENCE Major Furay Presents a Resolation Which I8 Intended to Express the Attitude Toard on the Paving cification Matter, Tha members of the Board of Public Works havo concluded to lock horns with tho city council. At tho regular meoting beld yester. day afternoon a resolution looking to this oud was introduced by Mr. Furay. The members, however, thought they would bt ter tako time to consider tho matter, and for that reason final action upon the resolution was postponed until this morang. The troublo is tight here: Some weeks ago tho council passed an ordinance instruct ing the board to prepare the specifications for paving and then to invite bids on tho same, Following out these instructions tho board and the city engincer prepared the specifications with a ten-year guarantee on stone, brick and asphalt. The specifications passed to the eouncil, and by that body wero approved. Soonafter bids wero received sud approved. Tho awards were mmde and tho bonds accepted. « Thursday night the bids andall of the papers reached the council, where, after a lengthy discussion they wore rejected. The board was instructed to pre- pare new specifications similar to those in force in 1801 and ask for new bids, Decluration of Tudependence, The members of the Board of Public Works concluded that tho council was usurping some of their powors, and to show them a thing or two Mr, Furay introduced this resolution Whercas, Tt 18 known that the councii has no authority by ordinance to pass upon bids, this duty devolving upon the Board of Publie Works; and The formu f specifications are by existing ordinances made tho speclul duty of the Board of Public Works and the Dreadful Skin Diseass AfMicts a WelsKnown Merchant, Tteh- ing and Burhdag Terrible. Doctors and Al Remdies Fail, Tries nticur Relieved by thy Firt Application and Entirely ured infFive Weeks. Abont elghtoen months Ao A small speck appeared on my ankl scale; (L became Iarger, and 1 I 1t proFinsis or money. 1 app, at but 1t sp AU ISt L Covered aim ntire body i was [ terrible, burning and itehing « Atinually wntil 1t beCRTE RIMOSE unendura. T8 s tnght, and for i [ of the \tehing sensation, 1 tried o nim: ver of remedies without any relief, 1 was requested Lo try CUTICUIA; this 1 did, And €0 my groat sue prise. L was ro application O ma after the sufforing 1 went through Wi Tho much Tyr of the “Cutieurs it 1 would rozomn It T Bl1 thoko 1 £r0m the same disense’ that 1 Have b TOUN T2 MELODY | Wyandotte, Mich Cuticura Resolvent. The new Blood and €kin Purifier And grontest of Humor Ite medies, fnternally (to cleanse the blood afallimpurities, And thus romov and Cutioura, the griat 8xin Cure o, A0 exquisité skin Rowutifler, ¢ ¥ v the skinand seatp an 0 evory species of ag Cching, burning scaly, sod pimply dis kin, sealp, and blood. ldoverywhere, Price, GUTICURA, 50 RESOLVENT, #1. Prepared by the DRUG & CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. _ 8@ llow to Cure Skin Diseases," 81 pazos Fillustrations, ‘and 10 testimonials, mailed rec. PIM"i5 G o | CAN'T BREATHE. loz Cough, Asthw! Pleurisy ~and (77 infiammation KELIEVED © N e UTICUIA ANTI- PLASTER We pay the printer to give about your clothes? at ten and twelve dollars. stature—can get fits in these suits—at We're going to help you out this week. pretty heavily of those same suits lately—getting ready to treat you t(( a surprise party. 400 BIG BOYS SUITS To fit boys second floor today. correct as to shape. a tailor shop. The workmanship is perfect. checks, pin heads, plaids and mixtures. cheviots, cassimeres and homes pun S in our greatseven-fifty sale of men’s suits. length and have patch pockets. The pants are cut the regulation width, —IN FACT—they are the same identical suits you’ve seen around town Until Saturday night big boys and men Ufl ARE YOU A BOY? Are you just at that age when you’'re getting to be a perfect cranl Do you make a vigorous inch too long to be “right in line,” or your “trouserloons” bag at the Does your patérnal ancestor still foot the bills, or do you have to go out and rustle for your own bread—and pie—and cake—(and oc ca< sionally “cream for two)?” Don’t you often wish, when you put on your, old “Sunday-go-to-mash-'em’ kick if your coat isan C suit that you wore last year, that you could afford, (or could talk Dad into affording it), one of those new nob= by suits you see around town in the windows dollars. marked ten and twelve, We’'ve been buying from fourteen to nineteen years old—go on sale on our They are cutin the most recent style. They are made just as you'’d order them made in They are in all the new 'I‘lmy are in fine all woehm Several of the same styles wereo The coats are the propen They ard $6.28 A SUIT. In addition to these finest suits we will also give young men whao are inclined to “the blues”— two hundred blue flannel suits (ages 10 to 18,)—our regular five dollar ones—to choose from— at four dollars a suit —and put on the same tables with them about two hundred strictly! all wool brown plaid cassimere suits (ages 14 to 19), and still your choice goes at kylllnl-!ll in my section 18 already coming up. | go0'friend with you who i3, and ii they city engineer; therefore be it Bai bo plintad up to the middlo of June, but | Pledge ourselves to pay you $6.00 for any AR LR i iotons | and to lead you to careful ‘Cockrell Bros.: The crop outlook is bad | our prices are way down, as wo hold a | Stone i8 mot in harmony with existing ordi- " ) Our reason is that Scott’s being planted now, but the early planting is | we ol (and will be here to make our Resoly That this board will continue to % we ought o raisc a fair avera op in this We want you to look at tho [fuke's Resolved ‘hat the said lution wa soil doos not ary out so readity, and from | 83 per cent or more then you can go [ duthority, Tioving as we do that the coun .livillq. they can raiso over halfa crop oven with | ~ Wo have engaged an extra force of Councitmen Jacobsen ana Prince, in spoak- should not be lost sight of. At the very s . 5 his advice, we might save our 01 Kesolved That the resolution adopted b Wo can plant corn up to June 1 and oo [ ganitatiaRE AN VI WD of course tno chances are not so good of get- [ suit actually worth 811.00. 0 on brick throughout tho west. Thero is a good dcal | gpocial sale; we guarantee everything | Lincss ngr i harmony with the sentinient of 8 l0ss, and much of it will have tobere- | oivantoe good.) L o ton S wan evar | Emulsion| ‘of# cod-liver oil\'i state. In Towa the condition is worse, as the | g0ods first, und then if we don’t save you | passed without due conslocration nd withou cil should have no control over the actions o 3 en If you would go to your the best of weather from this dato. Therc is | clapks go that overy one can be waited —ing of tho resolution, stated that the mem- B ot e e hiore ia sLi1l 50 per- cens of | reputution of carrying fine, well made they should stand uvon their rigits He knows what you $4 A SUIT. corn planted in the state. What has been rensonubly sure of gotting agood crop. It 8 wo horeby v council of the city of Omal you good advice about health tine a crop from such late planting. For one week commencing today | and asphalt s 4 tee on livingn this bourd, planted. With good weather from now on adopted by the council of the ity of Omaha so often a part of careful what we can learn we do not believe that | back and buy from them. this board. ono feature of tho prosoat situation which | O8RS 8 LAt IR DR, Pl DY AR R DR ISOURY Garo ghe ana i | doctor whenever you need Jast year's crop remaining in the farmers | clothing. Theé only thing that they feared was that in f A 5 S1OP o) case they madoe a bola stand the majovity of 3 Mol SO Lo RV | R e e Tho couriell might pass an ordinancorevoking | MONCY. 1303 Dowrlas streat, T aOtERGeALHG boaFAXeR oot & o cept thoso granted raiso over nalfacrop i Nevraska, that, | Right around the cornor west of 1ith | by 'ehurtar, It this shoul need. taken with the old corn on hand, will be 8 g L | by charter. If this shoulo be dono the suough to put Nebraska farmers in govd | STeCt ToniBersIo it bl cat LR Let us send you a book on SveRURD IR : heads, as they would be unablo to transact shapo and prevent any great deprossion 1n | Spactac Cullimore,224 Bee bldg | any business, asida from passing upon esti- = G Lk s mates and looking after unimportant mat- | CAREFUL LIVING; lree, ters, — C. H. Chisam: The farmors aro taking Wesloy Heights, advantage of every hittle bit of sunshine to The attention of readers and o Opened New Bids. hS(o'rr&l!o‘.\'Nl.Chmus(s,l;uSmuh sth Avenue, New Vork. plant corn aud the planters are now running \ ! L ; 4 5 ty gencrally in Novraska. Ritter, a ly of all interested in the American | The board opened bids for paving the dis- Vour druggist keeps Scot’s Emulsion of cod-liver !\lurw Blufls gruin man, said yesterduy that univers ity to the advertisement of Mr. | tricts readvertised some days ago. At that oil—all druggistseverywhere do. $1. if they could get the corn iu ¢ven by June 15 | John I, Waggaman, having lots for sale | time the stone men tied, but they did not Ed ke would not be afraid of a crop shortage. | in Wesley Heights, lying beside the .\'06‘0!;‘.‘0)'- rbing J. W. F | ons b — = The season is ¥ luto, but there is | sito ¢ Ar 3 ; righe u the curbing J. W. Furnas & Sons bid = = 3 NI S e still time onough. Tho cultural implo- ;‘“u“::"l';‘ (\'““';"I “m{"‘_m_““',i“’(‘,:"c‘“ ‘I,'l, 59 cents por lineal foot on red Colorado sund SAPANE S £ IR S LD Y R O e ST o e yairy ment men claim 1o havo sold un unusually | (BB B1 T S0 AEVERSTICET L oa | stono, with Beroa at the same price. QY l I E _UTION. I Jargo number of corn planters, and whove on | Page & this issue, and its reading |~ Hugh Murohy bid 55 cents on rad Colo- Couneil Chamber. Omalie. Neb., May grd. 150, | 1_Hotbael’s drd add, permancat grade,s f6 former seasoas one plinter has hud to do the | Will prove interesting to those desiring | rado, which was the towest bid ever received i Be itresoived Ly the council of the el work for “two or theeo farmers, now euch | to nake an investment. by the board for this class of material. The C URE of Omahit, the iy or 1 [ st stdo of 24l st, lots 7 to 12 inclusivo favmer bas a planter, and when they get to SR award was maao to Murphy. bt poranent Sdewali bo constructed | Dokt Arnstrons S 1sdd, plrmannt grade, work they will not belong in getting the > 5 u the paving Murphy was the only bia- e Conn e bt o atih e AL I, wted bolow, with- SN o oy block 3Shinn's crov into tue ground. Hall of last year's LN RO0DRTS der. His bid was 8280 per squaro Bunnomtories, COmmEmeny 10 ..'.fi:.'tu‘,.?'.f. i ob | fufive days atter the pubiication of thisreso- | | WS iy crop is still in tuo bands of the farmers; pos- | Casca That are Demanding the Attention | Sioux Fails granite, with & ton 3 r- | and Plils: & Positive 1 LA s N prenfunsiby. 1112 blook 6 l;ily\y v.n[mh pnu[mgxlnln}lle]mrunm,\‘, but Judges nnd Jurie m\lu;‘c'nud v 5 ml{';fl‘{;',‘g'm:i,'l“"_»'l'.'u such sidewatks to be lald to the pers 'S i p nt grade, ‘vl-.l ; U is safe to suy fully one-third, o . e ¢ Last season, with the one. o o HoE) 6 aP T TaNtyY manent gri as established on the paved ; q i 0 j £ High O 31, Fowlor: You will not find any two | . TWelve jurors, good and true, assisted by | gne bids were's Jalls and $1 P AR T R A Stroots spocif foint and foha pived | sehool : » Dor- e s whio have beon ‘out | Judee Ferguson are trying to_determine tho | on the Colorado stone. The award was hoid oly glven With € boto4 o fe vit | of stone: “riificial stone, brick or thiin ; adjolning 11igh s -hool the state, who will agree us to the crop | 0wuerstip to one of tho town lots in Flor- | to await the disposal of the resolution. (i LI I corfiinnito dnaullicnt ongoniflioin/thoiocoot o ind Davenpore s, prospects. According to my information, | eoco. The property is worth but §00, R Joan DU glas treety, Omaha, N pervision, to-wit: K8, 4BEMNEOESINS B, ade, s Tt wide small grain lconllu: wvll. especially 1o the | tpough double-that amount has been paid in Country Me S West side nf mm st all of block 13§ 1 Rog- Bt 1 e M\‘”! 035 city.p bolieve to exceed .yu-cmuur Yo bianting | of tho suit generations bavo - passed | bke adyuntage of tim Hellman's ndmin, Kountza's dul addition, perimancnt 0 at. 16t 1 block 20345 city.por has been done. away, while the litigants have passed from | iStrator’s sale to secure some wonderful X Id y A A T e B S. A. MeWhorter: T donot think that the | youth to old ago. bargains for their fall trade. Address e - phat X ok T e , per- | RS side of 30U st, 1ot 4 block 20415 city, per- outlook is xery vrilliant, though my mnfor- Proper], peaking, the suit is entitled [ HELLMAN’S ADMINISTRATOR, or Park Wild a manent erade, 6t wide, 3 mation from the country is s0 bad as | Hannah K. Kibourne against Josephine 13th and Farnam, Omaha. . 3 ¢ Y ' , permanent grade Westsideof 2ith st, 10ts 1-8 block 194’5 city, somo others have been picwuring. The sea- | White, but on account of children, aunts, —_———— ; i 3 e A ark Wiid wve, lots i | POEARCRY SHAG BRI o 10ts 0-10 blook son is late, but they are doing some planting. | uncles aud cousins having been drawn into SINCE SEVEN WEEKS. W llummu s A add, permanent gr o Hanscom Place, peroanent grade o (6 wide, The majority of the grain men who have | the fight there are a score or move of plaint- : o . Men ros. » of 7Lh stor Park Wild ave, ot North side of Woolworth ave, lots 1214 Dlock been in the city during tho past few days | iffs and defenaants. In the early davs, 03 | mody of Missing torson Found | Gy, doath: brnntire. Ol Ao Barrenes . Losi | 4 Kountze's A udd. vermanent grade, 9 ianscom Place, permanent grade 6 (L wide. uppear to tuke a cheerful view of the situa- | far back as 1857, the lot was 1n the old Mor- T of Pow Sox. Impoten st sude of i st lots 626 Hasealls sab, | DR, JF, B, NMceG tion and they claim that with fair weather | mon town and was in tho possession of liza Voluntary 1. 20¢h stlot 1 block 2054 city. per- &Skt CGREW i £ 2 i : pormanent eride, 11 wide. We unay havea good erop. Mitclioll, long singe = doccased, 'Tho | Tbe body of Charles Peterson, a Norwo- ! Foxertion of' (ol ; rvide ok Anafuendtaricse Glebil SRR _ THE SPECIALIST, Fraok Faulkuer of Schuyler smd that | Kilbournes, heirs of Mre. Mitchell, | 8180, was found on a sund barin the Mis- | " f A T A h st lov 4 bloek 20134 eity, per- Is unsurpussed i th tmentof all forms of they were listing corn in that section claim title' through tho dec whilé | seurt river just below Gibson station yester- | i ; s ith B Wil soad” written rent grade, 6 (L wide, hereby nuthorized and dir PRIVATE DISEASES, wnd all disord 4 S S i st sido of 20th st, fots 1 and § block 10435 | Copy of this resolution to be publishod | and debilitios of youth and wanhood, 17 yonrs: Henry Reuting of (_llm county s that .m:‘ Whites uu-v.u; an undisturb B il|luu_ day afterncon by a couple of men named refund if not cured 1008 1asubil o wrade, 61t wid ofticial paner of the ¢ty for on week, experience. His rosources and facilitios are 1t all dépends upon the weattior from now | snd squatter’s title thut dates from the G e sanlanaNalaoall GoronariMos S TOter, druggIst, Kile ngent, sonth :as o Jensen and Nelson, Coroner Maul was noti- | corner ith und Farnam sts., Oniia on. J. Auracher of Ravenna gives the same | In tb winal court the state is trying to 3 Eauliyaginol ner ith and Farnam sts., Omab side of Chie g0 st 1ots 5-6-7-8 block 4 od on the owners of snll lots. and thut v etic unlimited. The Doetor b T A o, Gy 0 (80 R Corra |m e e b sueh owners shati within e day practically unlimited. “The Doctor is re roport. conviet Tom Roach of bu . 'The in- | B! fa or bank to | Co T OSALS § ATING—ne | . South side or¢ ) st lot -4 block 53 Johin Hastie, a heavy buyer of grain and | formation ch that . on April 2, Tom, in | View the body. The water comoletely cov- DRO.OSALS FOR STEAM HEATING—De- | ¢y, permian L G {0 wid 18444 city, per- Nervous Prostraton caused b7 Wakefulness, Mental bevres K ! mended Ly the press, and endorsed in th publication i of su y stronzest torns bY e people for fair tr tand sidewa ierein reqtiired, tat | yient"ind honest professional advi partment of the Interior, office of Indian [ North side of Davenport st lots 3-8 blozk 53 ourginfeIh AT R u livo stock 1n Nemaha, Otoo and Johnson | the nizht-time, entered tho store of Andro | ered a part of the sand bar and mads the re- | aiairs, Washington, b, Ay U, Eonicn | eity, preaenont Erade. o fL wide b st ot ‘constriciinge sieh sidos [ 1198t Bowerful romoiics knows fo mter cuntios, reports having just been over this | Lindquist and stole certain Koods thereirg covery of the body o rather difieult matter, | provosals. endorsed “fronosuis fo: Stoum 1 Side of Hth <1, Tot4 bioes 1544 eity,per (ively' ceesstu tment of e the | poijo; dise, corn, 0:46 D LS + 8 Monday 13,505 and wading out attached one end to 1 this ofice until 1 o'cio f ¥ 10 S b g May drd, 1y ORI R 0851000RN SIOLES: LG, ish and will not sell their oid corn, oxpecting | ** be tried for having h ot this office until 1 o'ciock o, o rade. 6 1L wide . = Sine . the corpse, which was then drawn ashc 1862, for the furnishin 1l f arnam st, lots 10-11 hloc 3 ) T-0n6 of the: most higher prices. In the three counties thero edicine without bavios had a i pfelineninyabalots 2log Prosid ( SmOneitithormon ) « [ A bLsbRs ¢ Py e gy alarnim 10-1LE] oc yesident of the Couneil, 0L tho mosg T E DLcE D L e OB or i 1S poaseesion. - This casoiwiil' bo|| |- Eoterson ray njsioxlo naniabout 28 years 15 i1 nd s in o permanont zrade, 6 fv wio NOULE [Dr 81805 Antiild crop still remaining in favmers’ tands and | followed by Chiris Anderson being put upon of ago and was an upholsterer by trado. Ha | Position.’c 3 1y for use, one low ide of Parn m st 10ts 1 10 18 ine u- JOUN GROVES, L known 1o 1h besides they have lots of wheat, I'ne grain | the rack. The information filed charges € 2 i aa O 3 f Approved: GEO. I BEMI ! ¥ it aud they proposo to keop it and got tho | fight. beon igthe water for a consiaeravlo leu zth of Trenont o you th ) T Rt wide NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALLKS, s A most remarko benefit of the advanco if any should occur. Tuesday Wobber and Craig will explain by 2L sen [ k . N Y | deceased tho coroner is satisfi s i lice b . : wide. Stato deseribed in tbove resolu- | biood d eon ol Mr. Duncan of Duncan, Hollingor & Co.: | what autiority they poundod each nther into | decensed the coronor s satisfiod that it was oL W ot ‘:( {i ocico | o o aeasrilind sl 0 0N O ESACIY :.’;,,h'.,:,’ e ! Mrs, E, E i L6 It wide. i and each of you aro herehy notified t odern seiones this dise Cor Liaas R o DL oA oL viy Do | Giotsers of bojie al || MERE. Everson, i slstor)ot Deterson, J : L f vou y notificd to wiern tho ground. The crop is gomg to be ex- | co wmon gambler. 3 ] e epubliean” o ) resowution of the city eouncil and mayor of oved from the bloo X ) night by telezraph. Coroner Maul will hotd | Deuver. Colo., the "o Salt Lake . W y omely L Vel i el — d ¢ ‘olo., u % go st, lots block | the city of Omala, of which the above LOST MANHOOD, anil ambitfon. nervous- tromely fate even with good woather from e an inquest at 9 o'clock this morning, i 1t s offiee, Bidders I hden 0 g6 Wi tho city of Omaha, of which the ubove fsu | JlR LHN ospontoney und ali wonk i tho best. 1t the woather is favorablo there | g, i b : 5 . ; ] b e P8 ore | wirom personal exporience I can récomm en | Aro you nervous and ivritable? A glas ons of the wteam heatir permanent {0 wid ; . ‘ublic Works | obtatued at one ;\{Ilt:nl'l hUflLI‘\M'l nykfiA l.lfi being caught | DeWitt's Sarsaparilla, a cure for impur | Cook’s Imperial Wine banishes that ‘rfi‘:fil"‘n:( apparatus proposed o | South side of Clilenzo st,lots 2-1 block 51 ¢ity n p SKIN DIS:AS and all diseases of the by the frost in the fall. Farmers in tho blooa and general dobility.” Vs the pure grape juiconatuvally h“_mc"l“u: ald desizns ni tions to be nanent grade, i ft wide, stom L blood, liver, kidneys and bladder thoro is loss 1n the crivs at railroad stations, — Tho right Is rese oot | 8 eity, pormi oK 1 ,win romodios for Uhoso dlsses. 5 0| 4 2 A o i i 4 Wl bLids or uny bart of any V' X el I Write for eircul od guestion 11 fi perhaps, than ever betore. Tho large stocks D lest Interost of the fh P ' - ' ropot ted i farmers' hands 1u the last gov- riligligevinlarontakiho poryl Lath and Farnam _ Stv. Omaha, Ve, i ! 5 o 8 od srtified | miment grade, bly for feeding, which bas had to Lo . DI st e oo e Pt crrs e | SONE Kido of apitoi e, lots 124 block 83 An ord nance creating sower district No, 157, carried on much later than usual. No doubt AN sivent Natlonul bank in the | iy, purmancntgrae f fL i ide definfug its limits, size of sewer und elovi- they have a yvery considerable quantity on einity of tho residence of the i " ] " South s.de of Capitol ave. lots 23 block 84 5 tions, and directing the board of publio piyibie to 1he order of the cc city, permznent grade, 6 (Cwide. ey All the latest styles in Work’s 1o take the necessary stens 1o ciuse salo way until the prospects for the new crop i it rs, for 5 South side of Davenport st. 1015 1-2-3 block : tho constrietion of the Buwer i said dix- ure better than they are now. G North slide of rt st. lots 6-7-8, block S 7 DS [ Be it da'niea by th ity councll of the clt Harry Miller: ~ 1 have just talked o fanieiial (o theRinlied B ce 8 ¥ B4 pity. permanent grado, 6 1L wide 0/// and Stiff IHats. of Omihit Y 1S THE all fadl to promptly exeeut ntenet with West side of 15th st 1068 bloek 21 eity, per- ; o 4 Section 1. Sewer distrlet No, 157 1s b Schuyler, Seward, Crote, Harvard, (ienova S and suficint wretics, d LoV ] nent grade, 6 fuwide, STETSON'S oo Necity of Omii and Bonton and they all suy that tho farmers \panied 1 TEhet sitlo 0f Isth st. ots 4-5 block 44 eity, per- < ewar distiet No. are ot worried a bit about the crop, if they 000 MORGA can got the sead .into the ground oy Juno 1. Mz 04 100 Wostside of 17th 5 2 11 of lot 8 block find wost half of Tor 1 blouk 22, West Gmid Whilo the corn erop is undoubtedly late the 55,01y, permin e ldo. A = O o ety of Omata 0 S —— ree— - Sonth side 5 -4 block 79 o i Sewer distiet Noo 157 shall be con= Snor i R Rosos Venport st, lot 2 block 80 city L 9 | T'tho centor of Loivenworth street ata min= has been missing for sevon wecks and the 1é return etrenlating stean heating and West End, pérmunent grade, 6 £v QityOlerk. Fesuits ir ul is in the hands of men who are able to hold | Chris with having been engaged in a fist time. From what could be learned about the S i mnth \l ‘lots 10-11 block 16 rs of the Jots parts of lots and ut for Corn ‘that has already been plauted can not | two shapeless macses, and then the stato T T Pk e AT LR e S § C=i-8 block 45 Struet permanent sidewalks as required by and every traco of th now on, aad is thereforo a precarious crop at | Mrs, L. R. Patton, Rockford, Til., writ es i mpany their bids with dosig North sidl Cago st lot 8 block 44 city, V. BIRKIAUSER, W disorders of youth of manhood, Relioly meantime are not delivering any corn, and to the buildings z Meth side of Davenport st, lots 1- ¢ are treated suecessfilly with the groatess erument rerort has been drawn upon con- GRRYJFIBD UUEOKS: 4 A:llook $10.0lbyy pory ORDINANCE NO. 8063 baud but will not part with 1t in ey whole- s nrenasnt, which Ghoek or ar 8 eity, permanent grade. o 11 wid trict. with © respousible graln © men at are plowing and planting corn rapidly and Be t B k Powder i ot be ot il ¢ Towin Tots RAaL 500 O SN ' el Side of 1th st, 10ts 1-8 b'oek 78 city,per- S S 5 o W 8 0 1% 1 and 1 Cherry S axin Commiderei o fuiher ot anblvia || S bakalde et ishiar o SOFT and STIH HATS. w0 18 a1 Ouoery ground 1s in such spiendid condition that son aftorwards will yieid o better erop in Ik Rl 1ol on tho fust sido of Mth street With an eio- corn planted by June 1 with an averago sea- 1he Hitasaur) EIVar thrritory and. espcomily The Official Government Reports: i o ol Wit e S ook 61 alty, pore at Rosebud thst, 1ot 1 block Licity, per- street i the conter of Bsth street, thenee The United States Governme S ol g8 ot 2t o . . . sskiibin ehnerotasl aah it United States Government, after elaborate agency, 8, b, vib Vhiontioe, Nab il"bo ' 6 bioek a0 oity, vor | 218 South 15th Street. | it i, sies wiitan olovation of o tthis ageney until 1'o’ D tests, reports the Rovar. BakiNg Powner to be of UaniLY, Ay L on UK IRE DG e o 611 wide, § fusk whepon sminng We ater of Manp A W st lots 19-1 =14 block Street 10 a flush tanke locatod & foot e greater leavening strength than any other. (Bu/- thu Rasobug Inslan roservation 1o, o deslss e & 0 Wi Furs \Ifll\u and l\t ]hllllt R ol bxstlon of letin 13, Ag. Dep., p. nated by the undersigned, about 2),,00) feet et ot 1413 10-17 Dlock Toets sinld sewer o be uilt with 8 nch pipe After Nearl Killlog & Horse Willlam LN ~ : y T'he Canadi of ussorted umber. 15,00 shingles, 60,000 | atea L arnde, 610 Wide, Tho o B T of it Royer L0 me Luths, briek, lme, kardware, doors, window Sldh6 Of I'ATAT $E. 1018 1121213 Diock 4 stralzht lnes between the manholos e A0S, 0ilx, et s full description of which, o i pertuinent grido, 6 4w flush tank as far as practicable. The above reshum Discharged by the Prosecution. " together with iaformution us 10 points of d i - Py Pt TR AL GBI B AR R Tod 0N Wilhiam Gresuam, hving st Thirteenth the R Powpeg hiol H will She aauiead 10 ALO- 8F 11 wid ; i sl ] ot or us directod Tu and Graco streets, was tried in police coart AR bek highest of all in leaven- tholrlblds the B Nortl sido of Farnam st, lots 1:0:4:7 hlock Writing b Joor for ab: his b i t th Inl, > 3 | Aot fon G Jeromo Park. permane o, 1 1 wide: X ] S lor abusiug his hovse, ne strength., ? 0, 7 ) ” acl ne e po N North side of Farnuan ots 11 nelust b ! Ly ueted to tuke the o ey steps ‘here were half & dozen eyewitnesses to geng A i ,\j"fi' 16: Inland Rew. Dep.) 5 Bohe ur! S e T f'ulu..'uu v kerade, 61t st Fuotion of o s8wor In wald AT T P A i ey In practical use, therefore, the Rovar Baxing sy bid,if doomes tor (e best. ntor. Seth side of Farnam sty lota 14 to 10 nel ditrlob = orainance sholl take effuck story of savage brutaiity told by the com N i e . sorvioe. O P CHECK Fuch bl b Derii ineut gravie, 6 3 hectlonf This ardinings Bt e ) O 00es e mak R ARG A aecomvanied coriifie pek or draft LTS ALTAER. RIMMUY. Il BI WA Sol Powper goes further, makes purer and more perfect sk e bheck or dratt | ik, 6t B VO A RN BShea, told the court that she bad heard the Pussed May 10th, 1502 ) AROVES, sound of the blows at her home two blocks 4 . ' bidder. made puyublo to t.e order of s 10-11 block 16 OPTICAL 1L DAVIS wway sud nad gone down 1o beg the mai to 8L D per cent of Lhe smount of Uhe proposil, 4 oy oner o iiian v for | WSS LRSI G wide " ! Pradidens ity Councll ! L RO vk 15 block | proved May 120l stop becauso she could not stend it any ™ X 4 Rl = which ehee's or deaft will w0 forfeite | to tho y ide of §i8h uves ado. d o wide, A Avproy y ) 1 BEMIS, longor. Tho man wus usiug the bute end Government Chemists Certify: United Ktates in s any biddor or oidders om pornar age, 8 ff wid HOUSE ik, b, BEMMS, “blncksuake! and he poor beust's U Fetoving in awied wbatl Tall 0 promptly o ts.de ftlotiasJ 1 3 's add, ; , VTEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE wus lolling out of its mouth uad it was “ 2 f uto & guntract with guod und sufficient st sid th 245 L loth J o 53 TA Ol Mivy 20, I8 —sealed " proposals, 1e MAL U e ol he e The Royal Baking Powder is composed of pure and Sireties, otherwise 10 be retarned (o' tho bids | o West Bt 00rL) MO T4 Igk! Gr THE Olulih, By 0, iz Caslel vpoasals |y “ it P TP der. Bids ompinied by cash in lle: a i st, lots 4-5 bloek U2 ¢ ) BREANE A0 A0 R BB 18 SOt & Liraed oo wholesome ingredients. It does not contain cither alum or phos- ariifod ohiaas wii oy e cansidereq, Hop | Jastside af Hili st o8 ¢ b vy N N GGG contral’ Ciie, June 2ith, i ber with & torrent of abuse and foul nawes, phates, or other injurious substanc further ioformation apply to J. Georze AR Rlde Ot i rncn. st lots 10-11 Dlock 4 Vi 4 oy | and thon onened, for S CChE Bouxius u Wright, Uniited Statos olin Azent sorth side of buraai st 86t wide. LM A dd BRI g, ot ot ot i, i nsGal and warned Ler not 10 come within reach of o . o is whip. The beatiug was kept up for over *Epwarp G. Love, Pu. D" Mid2iem \ut sido of Hth st. lot 1 block 1 Godfrey's ! h s yeur vommeacing July 15t 18 Propossls - | qad, permanent grade. s ftwide. Next to the Postoffice, Omaha. Fonr SOlMEAEER “ dunriorianater (o8 . and horrified the whole ueighbor- e A A - .‘SJA"“'NSM« this let:llxuuul; was t‘r(ruk(;:l “The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the purest Prop Woest side of #4th lot 11 block 1Shinn's Pra.otica-l opticia.ns nishinz the o p Feq nder thi down in cross-examination, and 1o exterua- and most reliable baking powder oftered to the public. r piculed bids, murked proposals for Purk | add, poriunpnt £ "". I8 ¢ bloak 8B Vertisemor ) LI tion was pleaded by the defense. Judge ke 4 "","'“‘“'" “”\“ b "f' i atChaseof | V Xililys udd; pernun ® (L wide. Ana branch of world rengwied oplo! estapiiat: | serves o right Lo rojec all bids. Al maa 1f bo e boon wllowed 10 do s0, bul the iy e et o ) i - ii{“'-".‘i'yfi.?';'fr‘."i'.‘.'.'.,‘fl' 'Fhe Trames properiy 8d+ | DS K1\ Blopen ¢ . prisoner was ischarges on wmotion of the sido o ) N A% 10481 planted the midale of May. Of course if the weather should continue as it was last week, that is rawing all the time, then there would be danger of u calamily to the crop. At present there is no danger, B " BRUTALITY UNPUNISHED, works 18 “The Royal Baking Pow 'er is purest in i]uJ]u\ and lu;.h. + Eaeli bla must state pree and amount | 3t0d 10 the face. oposils for fuel, ropresented by Uity Prosecutor est ins strength of any Laking powder of fhichi T'have knowledze. onb srade. 311 wido, The rizht 1o reject uny und all bids Is re- General, U.E A., Chief Quartermaste sl ht for an ude sccrued interest 1o | - ¥ kg chrane. e sl ik for-and “inaludy areried Interest Lo § WRAEHERE of Byes Teated Froe of Charge. - Alogled. | Wit B AL e “Wa, MceMugrT=: h N o I DeWitl's Sarsaparilla claaases why blood l“l‘a::‘\l‘:ulun '”'\“:.‘;"1"{\1;:“.c. Enm LOYI for Firstclass Goods. MZAe I