Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 9, 1894, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY FOE B!-.lfl‘ FURNISHED aoous _!fE__BsONAL. __FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. ("REAT FA\RMING \VEr\THFR :lr:rmv‘a‘: rr;['::;‘"(l::\::l‘“l‘:\kfi::\d“::‘I\]nuuuun for A“;AIRS AT SOUTH OMAH o —~ o ord first insevtion, 1o ord j— _Continued. R ___ Continued. ,,\f‘,’:“d,"“,"".,:,jn, Unken for lon o Knox County—All conditions favorable for gilhae ¢ HENT AT Nl DODGE, A LARGE, BA T FAEN CURES prkes : Mvml-»mrn'- for these columnn will be taken | "yindow, gecond ‘story. front. room for $12.00 & | CDomenie conammption, 2.‘.’.“&.’ sit htes | BARGAIN, N. B CORNER ©TH AND HICK- ";’-X.'r"r'i Conty—arotnd in excellent cond- SRULIE p. m for the evening and usti b month, ' No other roomers and no children. duys tren at B8, Dourias bk, 1ith and Dodwe | ory. . K. Darling, Barker block. " "RE-38 | g 0o oo 0 n Bulleti the | von. Corn Slanting well under way, Cattls Ordi Repsallde O T Advertisers, by requesting a numbered check, | - — 2= U=48 | BARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, Asdendfe b i L ] R e Sl bRt R L ean have Answers nddressed to a numbered letter | FOR RENT, FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE, | VIAVI, HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES, | #ale or trade. F. K. Dafling, Barker block. Olimatic Phenomena, Piatte County=8ome corn planted. Good Saloon Men Read and Referred. "‘qflnn of The Bes, Anwwers wo addressed will for 1 or 3 gentlemen, at 624 8. 26th av Health book & consultation free. Address of RE-388 growing woather for small grain. Winter ' Jelivered 0! o1 on of t check, 71 9 Vi S 1 B e R bt AL 00, 0L the S __.____....—F’"l— eall Viavi Co, sulte 346, oa bidg. Lady aUehin. | FRRS LANDS. C.F. HARRISON, N Y LR, wheat looks poorly. Spring wheat all right et it ~4 ] E—$93 M19* " " on Cot avorable week fo 4 _BITUATIONSWANTED. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. | Goory awaniTAN REMEDY COMPANY, | po-vyor s i fiosi s cory s | VERY FAVORABLE CONDITIONS FOR CROPS | Washiton SouAt il rain and wrase | COUNCIL HOLDS A DAYLIGHT SESSION Tates, 1%c word first insertion, 1o & word | Rates, 1%c word firat insertion, 1o a word 34 N. 16th street, cure chronio diseases of | Teyrm or 3 (o 30 acres, whera you can attend to coming on finely. Some corn planted. Po- il ter. thing taken for less than 2%c. there; o o1 than o gither sex or money refunded; §1.00 per mont your business in the city and rafse your own . ! o i i o] o A AL L | sendstamp or cail; want lady agent L Fruit, ‘Yoxetables and poutireiund 11vs Nke & | Prospocts for All Grain and Frult in Ne- | tatoes about all planted . BY LADY OF 8 x',\lnnn: 3‘9 YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CARE OF R U—Mo64 M21° king -l?‘wn times are hard? ;:mm"qm« ‘n‘m‘l nlx DrRakn Were Naver Bettarnftors otk ENTRAL SECTION. v Sdeeas 1 84, B Women's Christlan assoclation. 111 8, 17th st. | HAVE T! STATE HOTEL, 138 TO 1312 n AL L ST Ak il b 3 bbb 2 Buftalo County—No rain; ground very dry. RN MLy Drahrred. AGANNSE By ine i) Douglas street, newly refurnisiied and reftted | HNen R B=i71 ture Needod in the South Odts and grats growing well. Conslderable g to Oratory of the Many i - oM Wit S STOn MODBNATE. t class order. Would be pleased to have | gy PR A SN N YL b . 0 BR0T sAnrinD MAN GENRRAL WORK ROOM WITH BOARD. PRIC ";‘.-,"..‘,."\‘.\JF‘ the puBTIG BIve g theie patronape. Open aif FARM LANDZ, C. F. HARRIS N |:f L LIFR western Part of the State. corn planted, o i of any kind. Address K 59, Omaha Fee il _hours. Mrs. J. F. Reld TR - Custer County—Very dry weather. Crops A-631 13 | LARGB ROOM, BITHER NORTH OR SOUTH | S50 PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE READ and grass doing fairly well. Some wheat - . i ‘exposure, in private family, with board, Apply | YOUT PAST, 1 5 55 lowed up for co ANTED, BY A WOMAN, RITUATION AS | SERCpurg,In private family L_ABRY | _by ady ciaf 635 8. 17th. (564 1 The crop bullotin for the week ending [ PIOWOA U0 (06 OV ok i njurtous | THE members of the city council held an housekeeper in small family. 402 N. 15th S — — SIRS' (RU N — May 7, compiled by G by | T Toom 2. A—M ROOM WITH BOARD IN PRI- ’;::In{xlinlu‘le:u 1!«‘:'111(1»’\'i\wn‘:-" AL " | vcrr sLomm on PRI IAC) May 7, compiled by Captain George Hunt, | {4 orops. Rye heading out, but only a foot | Adjourned session in the council chamber - - 706 N. 15th, 5-8% | 100, L P houses, obifged to sell hing.' observer at Omaha, has been issucd as | high, Corn planting well under way, Cher- | yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock, with Mayor WANTED-MALE HELP. e e follows by the Nebraska weather buteau tlos and gooseberrics In blossom Yosbaton. i the 8 L M AND DOARD, 213 CAPITOL ¥ ka wea r ; J 0 oin the chalr and every member 1%e word first insertion, 1o A word I MONEY TO LOAN— ~RIAL l-:sTA'l‘E. Except In the southwestern portion of the Greeley uty—Several lm. : .\nu\“_.vr- Brakent; (hing taken for less than Ze. NICELY FURNISHED ] " Instructions fust T from egstorn owner | State, Whore vegetatlon Is boginning to | Mve beeh fyoritie to small Grin COM | rg room was well fillad with spectator en sulte, with board. Dodge, 1M X referring to- three fal modern coltages An[{.-r‘l fro n; lack of moisture, Nebraska has Hall " County—Small grains elightly af- | the majority of them belng men who w ? oS ! ‘ experfenced another week of excellent farm- | feeted by hig ds. intorested in 1 g the He - D ROOMS. A 3 A h, closet, Tuf and ¢ ater, marble wasi fected by high winds. rosted in having the council repeal the TS T [ U B Ume. from thity days to five years. ~Res nd, “With' sewer connections, ete. ing weather, . Wheat, oate and pastures | Howard Ooutity—Dry weattier. Bmall grains | ordinance levying an occupation tay ot $100 WGENTS, |R,\I.An\' oRr, f‘flll\‘”“';l"\ '1.":‘- “um; Tag word first |?~.-r‘u‘...,mr a word & Belby; 834 Board ot Trach: - Westex s 27 show improvement, frult prospects wero | need rain. a year on saloon k o i rentest Invention of the age. The New Pat- | thoreafier. Nothing taken for less than 25c. s TRBERR _ Fh 4 “alle | p s needed. i saloon keepers s | &t Chemical Ink rasing Pencil, Sells on .t ANTHONT LOAN & TRUST CO,, 118 N.Y.LIFD, - nover better and all vegetation fs growing | Valley —County-Rain s nected SBAR | way road for the first time and | sight. Works like magic. Ag FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR loans at low rates for choice security on Al located, one on | ViSorously, Corn planting Is well under way | Sra/ns Eeneraiy 2o0d E N ; | 32600 to $12.00 por weel. ¥ keeping. city water, elc., Jow rent; north- {0428 8¢ LW raten for ehoce meedtiin STNGT | ANl of these are excellently loeatel one on | | H g e 4¥ | tarly sown oats will be plowed up for corn. [ No further action was taken v paved street, moto * | in all sections of the state. The ground Is, | Considerable corn has besn planted. Fire Chief Smith made Als annual report, | ticulars write the Monroo Erasing Mfs. " A3 v corner 17th"and_ W G-a81 $3,000.00 o $3,600,00, 36, La Croase, Wia ik G i T e T T e i b With fow exceptions, in excellent condition SOUTHWEST SECTION, It conveyed tho Information that Afty-two et I;I;I"{:\EW& e iy ;‘7"";,!:'“! o han and wile: o °h"d"="v( 10 | real estate. Brennan, Love & Co., P for germinating the grain, and some corre- Adams County—Wheat, oats and fruit [ alarms have been sent In during the last spondents report the plant already up and a | need rain. Corn planting well o sk, 6. moat extensive conkgeation WIS month and_expenses, or_commission. Chic et D » p 7 uren s 2 FRONT MS. AVENWORTH ST, By o Call at once t one of these homes at [ oo Mo ‘ta : dy County—Ra eeded badly. Some Haking Powdet Co., 767 Van Buren st ONT ROOMS. 160 LEAVE: i MONEY T0 LOAN AT LOWE e o W ommpany, 103 | B0od stand, The temperature for the week (r!\,\\nl|i\‘«lh(: hm‘::{ ]-'|Krl|‘v“|r\z‘-llllurx ‘l‘n): Sy Bome { el of, the: Lisd hatal’ on ADENEE] Chicago. B-M705 M1 + improved and unimproved Omahs real estate, 3 e i — 1708 Farnat Farnam. has been considerably above the normal, | *'Biin.e County—Crops In fair condition, | When one life was lost and the damage by Fidelity Trust Co. ERY TOWN IN | THRER : el A_GOOD S8A AN_IN EVERY while the rainfall has been lght and | put needing rain. Corn planting in advance | fire and water was considerable. The chief Towa and eastern Nebraska. — Address, The 22 Howard street. FSicie Bl o 78 = 4 Hawks Nursery Co., Milwaukee, I}\'l‘-( — You s 7 AND OYFI0ES TANT S0, A |v|,|.|-{vrl:u.r\;s run LOAN\»‘:; _‘_u1v. scattered, of ordinary years. o i estimates that the total loss by fires for the — UL e bo i (i el 5 The follow! emarks by cc e ounty—Small grain backward for | oo 3 Y L NT, STOR: R E—850 18 e following are remarks by correspond: ot ml”nl(“r:h; Pl Wm!‘!g out, though only | YéAT Was §11,000, and says the greater por- a foot high. Wheat looks badly, Fruit | ton of this was covered by msurance. At The Taxpayers' Leaguo Holds w Session, Accomplishing Little, Aside from Listo Ty WANTED, MEN 70 B ORDERS IN CITY q T LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY — | ents: (d cquired on, t insertion, lc a word ) 614 per cent; no D 20-ACRE ~ 47 on salary; © experlence not reauln e "‘.L““Nn';";'r‘l‘"{:km“m; o m_;m property; $3,000 & upwards, § to 6l per cent; no | 5, 10 AND 20-ACRE B TRACTS, ? \ SOUTHEAST SECTION. A the present time the de 3 Apply at mu 1--M330 M28 taki W. Farnam Smith & Co,, 1320 Farnam. of 1u\:nr|lr i ifts, ot un;\ 00 to iiw 00 per .‘A’r»}; Bitlsr. counby Ak A prospects good. Corn planting well along. " l"‘»'" me the department consists of . itablo. for . frait . gardens . ang . "Da o —Farmers are well advanced Hapds S i ot slanting well | only five men besides the superintendent of SAMSTERS ON | 16 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE, 800 8. m‘". L & o Conntl M T2, Kearney County—Corn planting : ! Lfiu‘;{;f‘l&:‘l‘:’ly“‘l"; N ontana: and 363 TOANS ON REAL ESTATB.WARRANTS,000D | & Fet, Council il M 3 with plowing and planting for this season. | under way. Grain doing only fairly well. | fire alarms, who has ninety-six belis of bat- { Free transportation. Kramer & | 5ORRENT, THE &.STORY BRICK m'u,m\o ‘Dotes, ete, bought, Garvin Bros., 210 N. Y. Life. Hall did some damage to ficlds and whipped | Late cherries blossoming profuscly. Rain | teries to look after. Two men are stationed O'Hearn, Iabor agency, 1ith aud Farnam street 98 rarmain st The bullding hs o evraof W37 Sl oft some fruit blossoms, n needed. Corn_ planting progressing | 4t No 2 englno house at. Thirty feat and R ent basement, completo ste ng fx: = S a AT 3 T AT _ b All plowing don stroets and two men and the chief at No, 1 fure, water on il floors, gas, etc. Apply at Y TO LOAN AT 1 . e ) Clay County—Fruit trees blossomed heay- Lincoln County—-A very large acreage of | engine house on Twenty-fourth street, Ho MANTED, A DIANO PLAVER, OBERMAN y 4 % Davis Co., 196 Farnam st. . “Nothing taken for le 3 o oftice of The B 1 5 ily. About one-fourth of an inch of raln on | corn being put in, and planting well ad- | Feports that the houses are in good shape. the 2d, with some hail. Small grain looks | vanced. Local rains helped wheat and oats. | They contain 2,400 feet of hose. The city has preferred. 108 N. oth. 1Mok €1 ) . A A BIAGI ACE RACBSMAN WANTED DESK ROOM CHEAP, FRONTING FARNAM. > LOA » £ LOST, A BLACK ACCOL +"'to el cigars by sample to de alary T e T S e e 702 — -~ T well, but grass shows signs of going back, | I portions of the county the winter wheat | elghty-five hydrants, which cost an annual commission: Experience unpeccssnry. ~Ad — e e B } STANDARD Ol DU “get e EAR DHs s a re. rental of $4930. The chiet estimates that with 2 stim, ling Cigar Co. 113 A AGENTS WANTED, : N aon ot LR CE L AR R SR ing .onts and wh M"m':.“;,m{,; e inur | PRea Willow County—Much of the potato | the cost of running the department for the o it forin and corn planting is being done this week. | next twelve months, with the number of men Chicago, 1L 5 < mo Mo\r\' APPLY v westrates of Interest. years old, 18 hands high, welght ' B o Wl L ki 1 by g {randed on left shouldar With small ba Ly oounty—Raln on 2d reached | oy iinues very dry. now employed, exclusive of the hydrant rent, o and_ retall trs & NGB POLICIES LOA A RN IR D O greater portion of the county. Hall in th el ohi ot 1 He. dopniplants e $6,000. He re 4 e (e very asineas man o Arm? BOTH TEN INDISPENSA- | or bought. F. C. Chesney, Kansas City, 50,00 for the recovery ofthe h vicinity of Geneva Injured fruit and gardens Webster County—=Much of the corn plant- | will L s B LU T L Tt retall for $5.10; absolutely free to W rest and eonviction of ¢ 1. The potato bectle has m et heRrIate) || R RTIR S B O O i SR bought, with a fity-fve-foot_ exton- . LU 8 a planted potatoes well up. Weather gener- | sion ladder, some shorter ones, poles, hooks, liberal salary; mone vertising les; A T e = by, Mo TEME Tane 300 A TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPE A g 3 in great numbers and promises to be a great ( 11y 490 dry for small grains. Winter wheat | ete. e says he will try and supply the bals and exponses; permanent . Address, | our demonstrated rustiers. The Clauss Shear with stamp, King Mfg. Co., C-42, Chleagy, Tl Co.. Kansas 3 and Nebr: 7 po ¥ 5 i Ly el =Ll A Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per c Rewird pest this season. A great of et o TR e s || RS e LD Tl Teturn to Franic A. Tenn. 104 | oats will be plowed up and l__,lf“’lf[ Aty SOWIL | uhout at n standstill, and some of it is | lunca by donations. Mo states that If a WAILOR, 8. 3. BRODERICK, 11711 AND PAR- | “Fremont, Grand Taland, Norfolk ‘and Heatrics S 1 CoNE of 5 Guge County—Good rain on 24 and gd. | Peing plowed up. truck is bought the department now has an nam. 3 = DEMOLD 1200 000,08 i Ctomera i abraskn . Rwnawai | UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NE ST, Ground thoroughly - soaked. All vegetation : ST RNGSEOTON gkt L LT L TRAVELING MEN VISITING THE HARD- | contrncts, Address J. M. Edmiston, state agent, | York. _Submit clioice loand to F. S. las stre 1 o doing well, Rain during week renders crop | Kimball County—The b'ggest raln and | He also recommends that one more man be employed to drive the hook and ladder truck. e i oMY o Natlo bullding. containing twelve ) ik BEG 3 y ware and fmplement deaters in Nebraska can | - Lincoln, Neb. J—MS8 M1 agent, First Natlonal bank bullding. - . prospects first cla; snowstorm oceurred on the 30th day of April. muslin. Roturn to Hobart Williams, Oats and spring wheat coming up in good | Another idea tho chlef suggests Is that a procure o big paying side line that requir L ezl o 3 o SENTS W, %] s street. amilton County—P o th con- 1 ut little time by addressing Lock Hox AGENTS WANTED, BIG MONEY. WRITE 1 treet. ilto ounty—Past week dry with con shape. Fall wheat and rye entirely ruined | volunteer company of four or six be organ zed Omatia, Neb. T M3 1 for particulars to A. M. Seeman & Co., —— | siderable wind, which lias had a damaging ¢ AR o 5 = = | e 122 North 1th. Bl PASTURAGE effect on oats, ' Some corn planted two weeks | fOF Want of rain. SO hithe an b BRI Lob e MRl Y BAN R WANTED T0 INTRODUCE RN = Tates, e _word frat_insertion, 1o & word | o o | oioct on cats Some corn planted two weeks | ™Lincoln County—Reports from this county thoy give. Th expenso for running a SR lirOmaia: inxaeptional Slasucementy Ao AT T M DI A TN DIPPEL, Fwi; | therearter. ~ Nothing taken for less’ than 25c. Tntes, 1%c_word first Insert G L Py cut worms working badly |\ (AT, TN o “are doing well. | The | volunteer company he figures would not cost nan. Haloy, el er and stra o sizes); 4 | the e L A T Al U ; ! | s . pAROE cOI R HcAve oL i articles In one. Address I, W. Drandon, 1120 | MONEY TO LOA affer. Nothing taken for less than Jefterson County—Rain of 8d beneficlal to | WArm sunshiny days have been beneficial, the city more than §1,200 a year. Washington avenue, St. Louls, Mo, e il Joan_ you_any_ sum_which Wi TAVE 19 ACHES OF DLUE GIIABS AB- | all erope . Whent oron inolis oall . ot pose. | Corn planting is well sunder way. Rills amounting to $13.85 were allowed, G LY small or arge,”at the lowest posible ratos, 18 | {ure for horsest Boant fencesorine water: | Sand. Corn BRI Scotts Bluff County—Small grain sowing The engincer reported that it would cost — WANTED_AGENTS IN NEDRASKA AND | bt°ifhe to milt you You enn pay It back in [ Barion & Glimore or A W | B o CountyeSenk has been favorable | 8 finished and somie of it s coming up. to fill the hole at Twenty-fourth and Q Tates, 1lc word first fnsertion, le a word | “lowa to sl the Moss & Hillyard patent farme [ Sioh Tyataliments a3 you wish, when you wish, 2 o \ el 1 '€ | Alfalfa sowing and corn and potato planting | S . Referred. S otting fuen for Jons Map T N praL e E Whd. only. pay for it as long a3 you keep it for corn planting and for its speedy germl | commenced. The ground is fn fine condi- | An ordinance was introduced to grade Q LADIES WANTING GIRLS APPLY AT THE " & e ) You can borrow on % 5 UPHOLSTERING. i . el o sorll | tion and the rain is making the grass grow | street from Seventeenth to Twenty-second. o HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, . anted. More rain would benefit crops. T Pasbe, ‘Beandinavian Young Ladies' home, 3004 Cuming. | eisc case, St Joseph, T L oG T AND. CARRIAGE: Ltk e A e IR e e e o nan et orope:t eaxt. Tom Rock was granted permission to prac- 13 ol U Or RS K_ROO w7 SIS WAREHOUSE WECHPAS, MERCHANDISE, | “Taten 1o wond et insertion. o o word | 4y pcirance, 5 Ralr NORTHWEST SECTION. tically operate his saloon on the sidewalk or TR 5 BNT OIRD: A AN L SR Y OTHER ' SECURIT thereafter. = Nothing taken for less tha appearance, y el e o || straat wiillel hie: 3 o el BEST OF WAGES TO COMIETENT GIRL; rd of Trade Dldg. 9 witho A ety ar. semoval. ot property. pan ncaster County—Good growing week. | Cherry County—The week has been favor- | street while he bullds a two-story brick on R, SCha ook and Iaundress, " Mo dog S T TR ENLIVERT Gieen OMAITA MORTG. Loa *co GITY UPHOLSTERING €O I°0T e es of all kinds putting out foliage very | able for crops and farm work; frosts on | his present site. urston, 2408 Farnam. 2) 'S WANTED IN _EVERY CITY A ORI y - Carpets iaid and furnitore | fat™ Rain needed. " Rye beginniag to head | MOrnings of 24 and 3d did little or no Chief Brennan reported that there was con- - e et ol B | (O damage: a severe wind on April 20 damaged | siderable city property in the shape of tools LARGEST A 8 L sown grain; small grain doing well; grass | missing. The committec on buildings and — town, to_handle *“The Story o Common ; 1 4 wn.\\"r )T((‘C;M’I‘ ‘!1 1‘“1' Am:u,.lmusl-:folirl}l\{n Woil” Tho fastest selling ’.im’&i‘fi Du!v’l?;n:‘l. THE mm:.“'r flooor _above the strcet, 208 Farnam; tel. 133 ouseworl n family. iy . 10th st. $10.00 a day can be averaged by good agents. 9 N el Co ) ving slowly. G | Hh e vag cun e ks by ol gty | THERQUED Lok COMTARY I oMy = —————| Nemaa cCounty—Crops argwing slowly. | (oM, Tl ol T e e WANTED, A COMPETENT GIRL FOR SE SR TR SR BR T, (S NEVEC ANYEN DO e St 3 NRRORBMNBRN | ob e g =B ey B L RO (i el e Sheridan County—Killing frosts on 1st and | John Rush asked that the city water works ondwork, with city reforcnces. 1120 Park 5 o w}.};fiymi\fiu\l&o oA A 7 word _first_{nscrtion, Otoe County—Ground in good condition for | #0; but nothing up to be injured. be extended out to his large buflding, which avenuo. AGENTS_WANTED A FEW GOOD AGENT: Yy Y emtinontal. blook: X550 | o 1 Nihing taken. for leks thin % corn planting Rain needed for growing | Rock County—We have had just enough [ is now occupied as the Home of the Good rain for crops and everything Is looking | Shepherd. Referred. SVANTED, GIRL, WHO WILL HBLP BVEN- | for particulars call at room 45 Tirunswick I o fo hotel after 8 o'clock toda, 1638 100 v LOA ON FURNITURE, TIANOS, | DR. C. V. CROOKS' NEW MUTHOD TREAT- | Crops. 3 t T droms o boh, erty, °F &oaleh et . | MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, KIANCE, | DIt oy ra Sormacn heors 6 ron st | " Piivnce County—The weok has heen favor- | n¢: corn planting is well undor way. hle chief of police was insiructed to ses room. - Address box 69, city. = ~ all nrticles o 5 ¥ 3 L 2 WANTED, AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS By | A X351 able for vegetation. Winter wheat and oats | , Jeya Paha County- ring past week | that a substantial sidewalk was laid in front WANTED, GIRL FOR GE semplveat home ot taveirs Exbemvr gl e 5 ookt fatrly_well. "~ Corn slanting well ‘ad. | beneficial local s have fallen over | of the Delmonico hotel property. work. 2114 Howard street. ch (DA U St G IS Bt || e e T e T SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. | vunced. Wheat looks yellow in spots. Col. | Mmost of the countr 1y sown wheat will [ Police Judge Christman reported that 85 AVANTED, GIRL FOR ERAL HOUSB- | _Box 135, N. Y. City. MONEY 0N HORSES AP Sl et) tisastlon 1105 o word!| (oradbibeetionalreadyionipotatolitops.ta gut, [iok imaketoyerdonshalt 14 ferop; Matalsownsiie 1 been made in April and that work. C 18th, 1 p. m., o afte e IEaNEvION AND CARN Fior T g Hebar T e g oo | worms bac. wheat and oats look well and have made | §65.50 had been collected in fines. =% RENTAL AGENCY. MONEY ON AND ORGANS, e e — | "Polkc Gotinty—A good week tor growing | 5000 growth; considerable corn has een | - letore adjourning Mayor Joiinston took el s B CHOOL OX! SHORTHANDIEIS | ooocs “on Yo KOO Masie planted. occasion to reprimand members who had A COMPETE] Rates, 1 word first 1) o ] . Life, Omaha. Ask for circular. M391 (CLODE Barly sown oats aro thin, but Ragy 7 ol ) £ sorlt il Tt ltaten, ke word st :'L”:'fi,!;’;"m’.fn 5, word oN T SECURITIRS, I Ak 8 stooling out nicely. — Pastures and meddows Illinols Whent In Fine Conaition. };4‘::” absent. from o regular :,:‘F::J{m”:r;g e SRR = % ® YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY, ATOIDDRIDEGWaLl. PRINGIIE a —The Bes aph s sconnehmiiLg £ KENT REDUCED, ON HOUSES AND ROON Y 1% LANGE OR SMALL AMOUN' Richardson County—\Weck favorable to all “,Sl RINGFIELD, Ill, May 8.—The Illinois | yoeting and that he come early and stay. 3 e o Sk Nrsoma R senial ) AT LOWEST POSSIILE RATES, o 1o a_ word | crops. Corn one half planted. Some corn eekly crop bulletin Wheat is re- | jate. The meeting adjourned. till Monday NTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- | _Butts 220 8. 17th strect. L—M778 M16 MONF}' "r?qu! ;‘ml;l;“‘i';‘ g:gfi;ll‘m o ’fin‘;l“alm& Nothing taken gm less than 25c. up. ported in fine condition with prospects of a | night at 7:30 o'clock. ‘worl., References required. 1130 S, 20th street. = — Ih any amount, is at ROOM 4, WITH- | H, K. BURKETT, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND Thayer County—Small grain making rapid | good yleld. While a number of cdrrespond- ’nmmu-r- Lengue. C-M6T3 120 STORAGE. NELL |v|mk corner’ 15th_and Harney streets. embalmer. 1618 Chicago, Tel. 358 growth. Ground in good condition. Early | ents report the presence of chinch bugs none B AGRISRE Tc_word first insertion, : weeks early. h > Leai ' | to nothing but AT i b B (o T ncmworic somall familys ~ Appiy. at 3b Nothin taken for 160 than ey S OANEON i} planting is being pushed and a considerable Chicago_stree C=MeT1 56 MONEY | ’Wl AN O O N hais Saline County—Ground in excellent condi- | acreage has been planted. Some cf the early | hours at a meeting of the Taxpayers leagua k- STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN plancs and < 2 tion, but rain becoming necessary; wheat | ;1 5 ro & ine i o ofl. chambe! AGENTS, ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AND fonfidential J B. Haddock, room 427, Ramge anted is up and is reported in fine condi- | in the council chamber last night. At 10 best sellers in ladies’ goods. \Write to audichely, retalil AWeln Ll "‘“‘";‘,*_; block x| and’oats have mada ' falr (growt tion and having a good stand. In some sce- | o'clock the members agreed to quit makl will pay you. Ladies' Supply Co., 318 ) 70 LOAN ON SONAL PROD- t planting progressing rapidly; fruit tions the cut worm is reported damaging this it iR avenue, Chicago. CM6T0 §* | STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1211 ITARNEY. “3{,' }'ur‘v?n Loan Co., W01 N. Y. Life_building. = a1 3 45 finely, and a large crop of apples, cherries | orop, z ey i 1;‘Il"w;'0"¥ m“rl the (‘l'lul'm; e ’m{l mlg M—365 3 5 PRERVEL = and plums is promised. o SR i 4 | i St initiation fee proceeded to ronst eac G FOR RENT—HOUSES. STOVES STORED DURING THE SUMMER. | s 3 N Saunders County—A favorable week for | goone /" "ome parts of the central and thee, 3tri Dot marsd et it asall g 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repalr works. ; everything. Corn planting progressing rap- | oy anaTAlly e r, e tAe | adopted by the executlve committee in re- m“m«'.' n.eNv:;-.‘-:‘ st nvertion, e a word Mi91 May 81 BUBINESS CHANOES ? Gatarrh Powder 1dly, Smail grain And pastures looking fine T T e eToP a5 | Bard to determining the class of the city be R ot fen fusi]a — S % 5 PR A v r e 5 : louse has made | qgopted for the 5 Qiscusslc g Tigo_ word first insertion, lo a_word 3 Rolioves Catarrh and Cold Seward County—Favorable week for grow- | ¢ ARTaRL elds T adopted for the purpose of discussion. He its “appearance in some fields in St. Clair | 413 moved that the report in regard fo the Ttates, rn FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT 705 8. WANTED—TO BUY. thereafter. = Nothing taken for less than 2. - D7ty In the Hoad Instantly by ing crops, a fine light shower having fallen, | .. 1) county. y engineer be not adopted. Mayor John- . % 3 = %) ono application h e A e ot ™ | “Rater Tho word first insortion, o a word | FIRENCH & CO. ROOM 21 SCHLITZ DLDG, B N sen & | Dut #round is becoming dry. Corn planting iy engineer bo not Rdoptea” "iavor Johns a1l thathn g1 hoar BeRlh AR Aol tEeRTR iy oler 3, 1623 Farnam st. ces S f G-W‘- Clouser, room Fng D78 reafter. = Nothing taken for less than 5. (l.:m.nlm."m;\kl“n';“pl*:‘ml_:‘)," ?,‘r '“.,“.i‘::‘;\‘:n.?{lt"t.".n . DEAFNESS. is being pushed. Some farmers have fin- World's Columbian Faposition uy, sell or tra % ished. Will be of value to the world by illustrating HIGHEST P FURNITU furnish partners and capital, and 5 Gantin % G FOR RENT, §-ROOM BRICK; ALL MODERN | HIGHEST PRICE FOR iL-HAND FURNITUR e e - opportunt i in- rlal troatmentor samplo froe Stanton County—All crops in fine condition. | (he improvements It the mechanical arte | & t4Xpiver and a competent cngineer, an improvements, 2th and lzard, one block from | = carpets, etc. 5. H. Brown, 320 N. 16th. Tel. 1711, | always have opportunities for profitable Walnut Hill' motor, $25.00. * Inquire Comp- NGl Mge vestments. Consult_them. Y69, Bold by arugists. 5Ce. Corn planting well advanced. 1 and eminent physicians will tell you that ‘J:g ’l“"‘,’l"l"“"-’\\s;*\”i;m‘l ohn‘.l Al\’lhlr‘r.nu:l clulmu:: troller’s_office. v R D 3 York County—Ground in good condition. | the progress in medicinal 3 motion was lost, but tho chalr was L LAy B 1L LUJ FOR SALE, THIRTY-FIVE SHARES OF 3 progress in medicinal agents has been . i HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. “ffi.’i’xh‘.:‘,’.‘i“g‘x‘}fi flf'fl),flfi‘%m‘r?fi" American’ District Telograph stock. This s Corn planting begun, More rain needed to | of equal Importance, and as a strengthen. | 40Ubt. the roll was called and the motion t 3 D-352 170 3 dividend-paying stock and can be bought cheap. help plowing. ~ Some farmers plowing up | ing luxative that Syrup of Figs is far Ip | CAFFled by one majority. s w2 ‘Address, Jus. Donnelly, Jr., 409 Sheely bloclk, their oats and putting in corn. Winter | advance of all others. Pat Rowley rung in a motion that the FIOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. CASH PAID FOR SECOND-HAND FURNI- X190 100 Fosttively Guara v Aol ? QLART L chief of police be sent out for a basket of O B banl aimmunys 05 Farnsme D-sts- | “Wire, carbete, ote. 1. Brossell, 108 12 N, W0k | ANTRDTO BT TN R At Aware | wheat looks backward, v 2 ! i ) - % 5 2 N 16th. | \WANTED, TO BUY INTEREST ‘x\fim BECOME ness, Varicocele, eruptions o fuce, NORTHEAST SECTION. BUILDINGS IN SIGHT. :nnrblmi, ;n]x;}'l oslmu;‘l(-r Glasgow ]\I\'nlmed to 1 o i t estabiishe inj all hervous disordel test A 3 know erence botwel BaaladR SROOM COTTAGES, MODERN, CHOICE IN associated in management estal paying iineevauaddisariors. o Rontored [l ) violopa” |Oounty—Light! rainfall;. wheat, knowitholdifterencaibgtnsenithesdiBlegtand Stanford Circle. C. S. Elgutter, 204 Bee bulld- | WANTED, TO BUY, FOR FARM USE, Two | business In Omaha; have managed finances o ing. D334 ®00d, sound teams,’ horses or mules, welghing | large wholesale house; familiar with insurance, 3 4.;“_';::;";”_”“6" el corn and oats looking fine; corn and potato | an Elegant Church to Take the Place of Attorney Lane offered a resolution “that - over'1,20 pounds. ‘not over § years old. Must | 10ans, banking, etc.j references —exchanged. planting well advanced. Some wheat and FOR RENT, CHEAPEST 6ROOM COTTAGE, | be In condition, and m t Address K 31, Dee. Y- France with marvelous results, | 0 Bt o e v thaileagunracommend gthegoltysoounalnoy o scrubs. N. 1. mnnmm. XHFSREING o0 GIRGINWARY, 6. | oats showing effect of March freeze. Week | yegtorday was a lively day in the building | (0 Deform any act boyond the powers of & with bath; ‘in city, $15.00. 308 California street. | Dilrance, 414 S. 17th street, Omal : FORMATI 4 8 D223 NMers | THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND E - generally favorable to all crops. ol et e and if the city couns s change Co., 203 First Nat'l bank, Omaha, n o ty==a : inspector's ofice, and pe vere granted RENTAL AGENCY, 607 BROWN BLOCK. WANTED, TO BUY A SECOND-HAND SAFETY | Eotiators of business opportunities, have'cus- PERSONAL CHECKS (.Dnydl Uty ({"m] Stowing i yeater, pesioipdoflon Handfmermitsiweropgtantodlio)| does perform any actcontrary to'law or - - B e vy L AUSh L era in paylng insurance ngency 0. > ance for grazing. During the day a permit was issued to St. | class that the executlve committeo be in- FIRST CLASS, W TED HOUSES. I | 3, Omana. i ronrels ral merchandise; . $1,600.00 grocer AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY | Cedar County—Crop prospects mever bet- truct _8. skinner, 810 N. Y. Life. =" = = »e St for male 340000 ‘sorparation’ o TRAVELERS CHEQUES tor. AL small grain’doin fincly.” Frait ail \Llr{”\h Lrlul L ¢ ithelic (lmr‘(llyx tor_the | stricied to take sullable action to'prevent 4TOOM MODERN FLATS. 2TH AND LEAV- FURNITURE. on; $2,000,00 stock groceries; clgar and con- right and trees looking well. ergotionyiol ja handaoma, oy, 00ilas; b0, rag) | iatrtmamwla ta o : enworth. J. W, Squire, 2(8 Bee bldg. D357 R B ey 5 Mo | fford an taciition ot your own ‘banc account | - Colfax County-Logan planting corn, | place the one dostroyed by the Boston Store | reinn a8 member ot the oxesutive. oard e T e e T [ attoralallftacitien ot youn owa nanil seount |1 Col(ax. S Countyhogan | ! resign as a member of the executive board COMFORTABLE, CONVENIENT, | month. Nothing taken for less th n % FOR SALE_STOCK SHELF HARDWARE. erywhere' 3 C Ky 2 fire, The new church will be erccted on the | and offered his stock for sale dirt cheap. e rentals; best 3 and 4-room sultes for Tor ticulars call at 1,217 Farnam streot, Cuming County—Some corn = planted. | old site at 1614 Douglas street, at an esti- | Dave Anderson was about to buy, when Mr, :mlll«‘keopfiu,ur::y. n:r‘.- ences required. Also QUANTITY OF NICE FURNITURE FOR SALE. drs. Bille D. Bowman, administrateizy —_— — — - — Ground in the best possible condition. Oats ated cost of §8,000. The buiiding will be | Doud zot the floor and wanted to know -room sulte in tenement. . 22d st 2697 St. Mary’s avenue. O—M§1§ 12 —M530 12 reported tiin. - All other crops are two [ 3gxS4 feet in area, The basement will be | about how much cash the league had on S 358 e ———— == | RARE OPPORTUNITY; CLEAN STOCK OF R weeks ahead of average years. ased for various minor purpeses and the re- | han a8t the law o o FOR RENT, $.R00M HOUSE, MopENN, FUR. | FORBALE—HORSES, WAGONS,ETOC. | "itivare in town of 1,200 In the Willamette RA]IJWAY I l k\ BHRD Dixon County—Good growing weather. R o [mandata fLoatihat bW QI W ithoy oliy, hished or unfurnished. 1112 8. 10th streat, Valey. Oregon, for salé immedlately: $3,500.00 Corn planting well under way. s L hesascupied byislibelangeasto ERMEHURG Al SiNER S AN o . Rates, 13c_word first [nscrtion, 1o a word | cush required. Address box 8, Lrownsvili T e s - Dodge County—Corn planting progressing | it 2uditerium. The structure will be built | in his bank and Pat Rowley said that would T T oA [ tersafior™ dihing ke 10 s i o e YA 13 s [CHICAGe, BURLINGTON & Q [arrivas | Dorlfs COptiy-—Comt plantiig prosressiog | of brick, Wil a pressed brick front, and | pe ‘enough. Mr. 7 Tediznationbowan 3 bl | apNTLe "FAMILY HORSE, PRAETON AND | $20.00WANTED A PARTNER WI 4:45pm. ... Chicago Vest e 5 ain looking well. Rain would be benefi- | *"The meneral mlan of the i a8 then nccepted. Pat Rowley made a motion hamness cheap. Enauire evenings or Sunday, | to open w factory to” manufacture ¢ 1ifornia fidtam 1111 Chicago Expr 2 cial. he general plan of the Interior will be (o adjourn. It was voted down, but a num- NICE S-ROOM COTTAGE, 310 TER MONTH. | 1719 N. 15th_street. 65614 fruit cider by o new process. Lig money in Chicago and Io oAl 8 . | - 75 similar to that of the old church. The choir | per left the room. BOOM COTTAGE, HAM frult older by & “new g money | 0 wa 5 Hitcheock County—Ground very dry. Some | 1oft will be located ha! Dobgl S = e - Address | 61, Tee. M35 --Pacific _Junction _ Local..!l.! :55m | corn heing planted; many farmers waiting | - ¢ Jocated at the Douglas streel | *Tho resolution passed by the exccutive o HOME, EIGHT ROOMS AND DARN, FOR SALE LAN g FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH, CIGAR AND BURLINGTON & MO, RIVER. |Arrives | for rain before pl 3 : | end ot the bullding and will be twelve feet | committee acousing tho present adminis- I 20 A planting. Ground in bad con- | \' ! nee lawn, city water and southoast’ fronti i | STEEWALR, DRICK AND TILE, WAL 3, WELS | i-chair barber siop. Inquire 121’ N, 1th, Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | “Omaha | digion for working. wide, oxtending the entire width of the | tration of extravagance, ralsing salarios, etc. church. The other end of the auditorium | ana recommending that the league enjoin the block south of Leavenworth on 38th avenue; i 3 ' $26.00. Apply to N. Perry, on premises. i | “shans, %31 Board of Trade building, L : Express 0:3%am. | Holt County—Splendid weather for all | \vi)) b ¥ hathocs : all will be occupied by the altar. “The interior | payment of all salaries to oficers In order to will be lighted by four large windows In | huvo the courts pass upon the class of the Q-M78 M4 | STOCK, JEWELRY $1i2em -~ —— - —— N o own, habitan In north central Ne- R BN T - NEW AND _SECOND-HAND _ BICYCLE bt tawg, M0 I8 agbliants, " 2 al (except Sun.) = — = : ey P ¥0) T, 9500 PER MONTH, 10 LAFAT | "giep 1B, meth, 001 M. ¥ Lite, Oroni 8 | braska. ‘About 300,09 buys both Wil lnvoic : I.lrhnlll Local (excopt Sunday.). front and five on each side. TLe Interior | oity was then read. When Secretary O'Nelll : % Al AR separately, No opposition. Also business h decorations have not been entirely decided | powin to read the minutes of a meeting of the direciors held on April 25 Mayor John- g, eleotrio lighting appll- rmal st o ere. o ST hting app Normal and business college hers J. & v on, but will be of a nature to compirs favor. ton stopped him and made a motion that the Heautitul lawn, tr Fi. DALED HAY FOR BALB. THE Key Liox No. 6, Scotla, Neb. Y M pot 10th un Trust company, 1703 Farnam stroet, B A A BAL Nutf."ffm}lr'a‘,u"\n',m S NI, T4 G YA T A T Y 3 ~Gily Day Exp; e £ abiy with those of any church in the city. FOR RENT, GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM | 8f K0od barnstored hay for sale. All ordo: S O e R BT Ve Efnr: ,’AI;M;.};“ B - Night Bx. via U. P. Trass. 6:5am Mr. Charles Offutt will build a handsome |\ jutes not only be not read, but be stricken house, 221’ Capliol_ avenue. Also 9-room house. PROSMRLIY, oy E Dlan. Paying business. G. C. K., 604 W. 6th R 1 & PACIFIC. |Arrives residence at the corner of Twenty-ninth and | rrom the books, from the fact that there was a’:lm(‘:l:llnl x'nu":-'a‘x B, H. l(unimni;(:r:”l. A_GOOD MILK COW FOR' RE street, Fremont, Neb. CY—Men e \ Depot 10th' & Mason Sts.|” Omaha Davenport streets. The plans are already | nov g quorum present at the time. Mr. onal. "~ 1 Soun 2ch st e e 5 g S ¢ drawn and work will bs begun at once. The TEsae el i i 5 SF PECULATION OPEN T0 ALL s Johnston claimed that ontsiders were called GROOM MODERN COTTAGE, LAWN AND TS BPSCERRELIL ALL, i ; S material will be brick, and the residence will A ALL , our syndicate system of speculation; in- 3 4 ! ar o o members of the b T e IR _Rogers : Q-631- Sor CIroUIAT. . AhOMRNOR. & Dere Cor 38 WAl pm . Chicago Vestbuled Limi ! ¢ Boaidos those. montzed, permits were fs. | Nere prosent. el G ERN IMPROVE- | 500 GhT 0 A SECOND HAND SODA WATER | street, New York. Incorporated under the law opm.Oklaliomna Exp. suod for a number of residences of a Jess ex- | 00T and Eave It out ¢ iy ':»’V‘y'“.:vu“y'u it ments e Jocate J 5 # RS antiluly - located; rent fountain, Almost as good as new; cheap, ~ Call | Of the state of New York. Capital, $100,000. TR RS\ pensive order. might Al ce e of South mah: hu! ha! at No, 734 North 24th street, South Omaha, S=Mue e m.Oklahoma & T ~(ox B certain citizens 3 -ll.)‘("mfi"l'l’l‘{ oo HOUSES, MODERN 1IN QUM | == — R "-'fhf“um‘.‘"’if: et gt E.V.DAVIS M. D, T voshiatias I TR _ he could mot run the Taxpayers league. ¥ respect. Keys, 2001 Capitol ave, e s — FOR EXCHANGE. Ves | UNION DPACTRIS: eeiis you declde to take Hood'a Sarsaparllla, 4o | pr 0'Neill moved, as an amendiment, that MIBOELLANEO“B, Omaha | Union Depot 10th & Mauson Sts. | Omi :‘ RESIDENT PHYSICIAN. not be induced Lo buy any substitute article. Pieimt s be read for the Information of o= B | AT, ¢ rooms, a0 # . . TOWN 100 FAKMS IN NEBI 3 b . . Take Hood's and only Hood's. (AREIROR 4 1ith and u.::_ " :.'.“:.?.{f .“,.'.f\',f,‘:‘gn‘“fi,’;,f,‘,; Taite THoL word et immertion: 1o ward | o0 Dabia il ne) ahean ar eRebEaRs ror sy AL Exy o tho members. Mr. Mon'gomery considered § Bt _block. Deas thereaf! Nothing taken for less than 3c. | horses & caitle. Address box 16, Frankfort, Ind: RO Szisias SYaIANA. KR e L f L P endment carried and the min- 00! FOR LEASE, § AND 10-ACRE TRACTS. BOGGS T e o IR LU N amen At o8 : the "rlunue" 3210 C D to good tenant. _& Hill. RoAS 14° | WANTED, TO TRADE A NICE COTTAGE, | S:mmi.. -Fast 2 all forms of INSTRUMENTS placed on record May 8, i) h'l.ul : Pat xlul.“](»i took o viux‘l«'m & that he cou not see wha he 48 iy 8004 Lo 5 =M | TWith two lots, situated in Florence, and free | Leaves [CHICAGO, M g ) i S - 6 . TS, 0 3 ark Northup, tax dep & MR R. WANTED—A GOOD HORSE FOR HIS FEED | from Incumbrance, for a g0od home. in the | ‘OmwhalUnion Dopot i grives )i BERYQUS, U OHRONIG - AND| PRIVATE |1 180 s e DREDS avers loague had to do with the hurning - that s gentle for & lady to drive in buggy or | city, Will assume incumbrance of pay differ- z family ‘carriage. Address T. R., 1715 South o. H. ore ob. 2 " OpM. ... oo Chicago LinthEd 4:30am e s AR ot:1he: Taarligteles Mit Ling st iASES OB RENT. ¥ famity, oarriage. Address Tis Routh | unce. M. Hail, Florence, Neb. " zMim 100 (ERl s OIEAND LIRS ST S > block 1" aylors Fumam Strect Jad no Tight to expunge the records giving ; i 51,200 i months from J - g e LT ———————————___ | STOCK_OF MILUINERY AND NOTIONB: | ponves s o details of a meetiug of the executive coms modern improvements. Thauire J. A. Sunder: CLAIRVOYANTS. want horses & cattle. Box 293, I'ranktoit, Ind. 'u.i.‘,.x.”u\ Depot 15th and \\ ! QUIT CLAIM DEEDS de dakailncob & TARL R SAR SN land, Omaha Coal, Coke and Limé Co. ™ i Sl " Danawood " MEorent o o We oure speedily and permanently all di- vor and wife to Vincena Adamo, pun. the record of that mecting —-MG3T 1%c word first insertion, lc a word [ ONE-QUARTER SECTION GOOD FARM LAND . Sat).Wyo, BR.(kx. Mon.) seases of the generative org: [ 'n‘”". 6, "'--“ , Kush & ¥ It o Y n0. quornin was NEW TWO-STORY SIX-ROOM HOUSE, BoTh | Nothing t for less than . 1 milen (rom rallroad town, lo” gxchange for- Wpm. . Norfolk Expieas (X Sunduy.) bladder, biood, skin and stomdich 8 AL EImAlA, o ¢ T Y TR Sy T eyl A R o e Oh | SRE DR T WARREN, CLATRVOTANT = | fock of millinery or"notions. Addvess"loc m T U Dy R T T Our principles and assistants have black 4, W L el - VAD, han sk Ry 8 ¥0I9 00 & south of Manderson. 660 i § OXANT B2 | _box 383 Ohadron, Neb, 205 130 e % 8 o i T T D £ 0§ this jangle was straightened out the seere- 100 Hable Dusiness. mediumi 7 year et it} N 16 oA NI ICAGO & NOFYTIIESTN (Arriv made life studies of our specialtics M it tary Teed the minutes of three meetings of e ——————— - IXCH A y 3 1 “Depot 10th o ts. | CONSULTATION FREE. Urgid the executive committee, When the portion ot AP o B e RS JFOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, | = | Modlern b n Counsll Hluttw ‘with —o-Chicago rnm—m e 0 Send 4-cents for our new 120 page book, | bluck 133, Omaha 3 of the minutes was read where Muyor L el and nAndsome groundw, for landa or other fro | 44 hicugo " B Tates. The word first insertion. 1o a word MASSAGE, BATHS, ETO. Coshy valus of 'this 8 $10,00.00, S e e Call or address with stamp, . Johnston, Councilman Bulla and Councilman r has no use for it and Will kive birgain P s e i ¢ S A Y 13 Mhereatior, ~ Nothing taken for less than %c. | QiDalg sMiTH, 88 B BTH, 3D FLOOR, good rental property or land. H. Mo. Valley Loeal R FURNISHED ROOMS AT 186 CHICAGO | rom & Massage, vapor, alcohol, el % 10 Pearl street, Councll = | \ s slon aaksd wha.miada tie 9ake0- ShoRL st B8589 M1ge phurine and sea baths. T — - - Leaves | MISSOURI DACIFIC y SABLIABISL 10, 0N ! sabet Bt ED, $5,00.00 TO $10.00,0 STOCK CL| "Omaha|_Depot 13th and Webste S P NICELY FU HED FRONT ROOMS, WITI . d CAP] mdse. for ciear land and notes. Do not write At oo 3 y A man by the name of Andersen, o bt B T EONR oSN WITH | M oor! ot wasage. dscnon aulpir it o wipe o ol 233 Bl | iR R - T South 14th St, O : | onipped a Me Andeeson Lo FURNISHED ROOM; GENTLEMAN. 2017 HAR- FRESNO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, UNIM- N v — — - F uember of the executive comm ey wireet. ot PERSONAL. roved puining grdpe land, clear 0t encum: | RN Depai TBN e 0 N DoWitt's Litile Barly Risers, Small pii, | g0, and an American cliizen, replied Mr, o — - brance, o o ercha ity or | - ) 5 ” Che & al meeting of slockholders of the | safe * | Auderso :‘.',:.'.‘.‘:' MAGHD. conveplanes, 1N Dbloaso l',’?'““'“ Nothing fanen for Jeos than M. | JBee . BTN R | LU SIONE Ol B (e Huac. it DEsTnn SO b held At thie amee of vintured Pat Rowley, = Mr. Johnston way = MASSAGE, MADAME BE! AN ANGUAC 6:30pm. ... 8L Paul Limite the company in Omuha, Neb., on Prida About to reply to Mr. Anderson when the sees ¥oR 1 p::.fl; LARGE, SOUTH nuouwn 11 RNARD, HR oo e KUAI0, ART AND L G“AGE' Traves BIOUX CITY & ,,“\ T T, e ar i At S tloak b i, fob retary ..u.‘. to read the minutes sireet, M | e < LR —— ; — aves CIFIC ives |irion of directors and for th YT ~ os. 1%40_word first insertion, 1o a word | Omaha/U. P. Depot Mth & Mason Sta| Omiha | sueh bther business as sturn to Dukol mu.u“ . 'rnrms MADAME LA BOOK, MAARAS % thereafier. = Nothlug taken for less than Se. r e S o SUSh Ohar usinesy ax O A | Will Keturn to Ix ak lv.. & Feasonable B . L > 5 T pm— Bt Vaul EX0F ibiam | UDated May 4, 1894 $ gl Sum Hoag, the man charged with horse = . — | GET MARRIED, SEND FOR MY BIG PAPE . F. GILLENBECK, BANJOIST AND L XY ated May 3 i 1on i a Chikl, sho eried for Jastoria, R - fora T ATE VERY PLEASANT thL‘ll(h 310 | TRiadreds o6 avertiere mant: hontands teacher. 1510 California’ st. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, [Ariives - Spgs i gy steallng, went befors Judge Christmang, _Dodge. B-525 wives. Mailed sealed for stamp. W, H. - e pam— O Depot 1ath und Webstor sts. ahi e hung to Castorla, last night and signed an agreement Lo res s PURNIBHED TOOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE. | .btck: Denver, Colo. UM PAWNBROKERS, SU Paul L am When she had Children, sle gave them Castorly turn to Deadwood with Deputy Sherift Hard- _keeping. 119 North 15th atreet. E-Mi3 9 | MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELECTRO-THER- e ¢ insertion, . SHAAEY “ ‘ " g without going through the formality — | “mal baths. Scalp & ent, mane p 0 ) € 8T, ) rrives SUES )2 SOLIZITOK of securing requisition papers ' rm:l:‘ur ROOM, BATH, Mok 111 FAR- | ohiropodis Mre. Fost. 19ls S 13th Withnell bl Nablig aue S les U Omanalu, F. Dopot 100k & Ligson sin| Gnane | BUREAU, SUEi% 0. SOLISITUKA Beo ab: seauring -TAGRISLIY SEML UM ooyt U—389 | FRED MOHLE, 1517% FARNAM. pm. ... 5t Louls Cannon Ball.......13:35m | Bullding, OMAHA. NEB. Auvice FRER rence county, South Dakota, °