Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 6, 1894, Page 7

FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES Continued. Advertisements for thess columns will be taken wntil 12:0 p. m. for the evening and until 9:00 m. for the morning and Sunday editions. Advertisers, by requesting o numbered eheck, ean havo anwers addreased to a numbered lot: ter In care of The Bee. Answers so addressed will be_delivered upon presentation of the check. FOR RENT, THe {-8TORY BRICK BUILDING, 916 Farnam street. The bullding has a fire" t_basement, complete steam hent- water on all floors, gas, etc. Ap- ply at the office of the Bee. 1610 AGENTS WANTED. SITUATIONS— WANTED. Tates, 1%e word first insertion, 1o & word thereafter, Nothing taken for less than e BITUATION WANTED BY A WOMAN A8 housekeeper in & small family, 402 N t _room 28 SWANTED, BITUATION — BY rin Tookkeeper, Good reference furnished. Address M 50, Om A-M708 A WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN, POSI- tion as asistant bookkeeper, calicctor, or ““Reiferences. 330, Address M 81, Tee. clerk. nees. ¥ M Shng 306 XPERIENCED IN FITTING ing In families. Address Benmstress, Bes, Councll Bluff A~M8I7 6 aten, 1%c word first insertion, 1o a word thereattor, Nothing taken for less than 2%c. BOLICITORS, TEAMS FURNISHT ALL- ment goods. American Wringer Co! Tow- , SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE ¢ invention of the age, The New Pat- Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. Sells on sight. Worka like magic. Agents aro making $2,00 to $125.00 per week, For further pur- tiewlars writn the Monroe’ Erasing Mfg. Co., X 36, La Crosse, Win 54 WANTED, SALESMAN; SALARY ~FROM atart, permanent piace’ Drown Bros Co., nurscrymen, Chicago, 1. B-M30 320 BALESMEN WANTED, TO SELL OUR GOODS by sample to the wholesale and retall trad #ell on slght to every busineas man or Tiberal salary; money advanced for advertisin and expenses; permanent position. — Addvess, with stamp, King Manufacturing Co., C cago, 111, MEN TO SBLL TEIN M ck food; experience sary; salary 495,00 or pmmission , enclosing _stamp, J. 1L Egeland, innager. 36 and 208 ety block, Minneapolls, Min M3 BTENOGRAVIIRR, FIRST-CLASS, jenced and very rapld, wishes position in law, mercantile or raflroad office, Mode & Address M 65, Tlee. B—M804 § WANTED_FEMA LE HELP. “word firat_insertion, Jo a word Nothing taken for less than 25c. WANTING GIRLS APPLY AT THE Vian Younir Ladies’ home, 5308 Cuming. ED-GIRL, _FOR G K. Apply at 2618 Charles st. WANTED, AGENTH IN NEBRASKA AND Towa to seli the Moss & Hillyard patent ers’ handy egg case at reduced pric money in It for the right man. Apply Letts, wole manufacturer of the farmers’ _eBg case, St Jomeph, Mo. I~ WANTED, AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS BY sample at home or to travel. Expenses and good salary or commission to Tight party. Apply_at _once for samples. Address Hox 1364, N. Y. City. ~ WANTED—TO RENT. BOARD AND ROOM FOR COUPLE Jid child, ~ Btate accommodations Address M 64, T K STORAGE. STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN and cheap rate. . Webs. 111 Fariam. STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROS WANTED—TO BUY. Rates, 1%0 word first Insertion, 1o a word thereatter. Nothing taken for less than 2%c. WANTED, TO PAY $10.00 PER MONTH ON A w or nearly new No. 2 Remington typewriter. State price to M ©, iee office 2160 WANTED, A GOOD, LARGE DRIVING HORSE for two-sented surrey, suitable for a lady to drive; must be young and sound. Address M 62, Bee. N—MiTS 7 PHATEON OR BUGGY, SECOND-HAND; price must be low. Address M 67, iie N FORSALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. Rates, 1% word first insertion, 1o a word theéreafter. anhln( taken for ‘less ll\ln ¢, HORSE SALE. Wednesday, June Oth, Unfon Stock Yards. Bale begins at 10 a. m. 1 pacing stallion, very speedy, thoroughly css, standard and registered. 1 trotting staillon, standard, registered, hand- some and standard, 1 imported hackney stalllon, with fine ac- tion and_ form. 1 imported French coach stallion, fine, large, thoroushly broken. 2 full biood imported Clyde stallfons, pedigreo furnished on day of sale. : horses belng sold for . & M. R. R. Co. and go to the highest bidder. We will_also sell one car lond of Misourl dratt and driving horses and one of vgon horses. Itemember the sale begins at Ao, Clarke i -5 LIGHT CARRIAGE TEAM, 1130 P—M393 J23% FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS. D, GIRL FOR GENGRAL HOUSE: work. Family of two. Call mornings. 6 Bouth 20th_sireet. GIRL ¥ place; famfly of three. Rates. 1%0 word first insertion, lo a_word thereafter. ~ Nothing taken for BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD Cattle company, Ames, Neb., have 2,00 tons of good bain-stored hay for sale. All orders filled_promptly. Q602 WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUS work. 8. W. cor. 20th and D GIRL, FOR GENERAL; HOUSEWORK. NO children. References required. Apply 616 North £ street. G807 70 AGENTS, ALWAYS best sellers in ladies’ 3 ;i will pay you. Ladi avenue, Chicngo. ke word first imsertion, 1o a worl Nothing _taken for less than c. FLAT IN CLOU BLOCK AT 703 8. st rangs and all other ~convenlence: Georgo: Clouser, room 2, 1623 Farnam, st 5o HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER TLOCK. LOC IN ALL wm'l]'s oF G CHOICE IN C.'S. Elgutter, 204 Dee bulld- D558 BLOCK D5 CLEAN, COMFORTABLI, ~ CONVENIENT, moderite rentals, best 8 and d-room suites for housekeepers oniy. Refcrences required. Also G-room- suito in tenement, 516 S. 22d st FOR SALE, UPRIGHT PIANO. SI7 & st insortio for less than MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL to 209 So. 16th, Brown bio R—687-Jy1 CLAIRVOYANTS. Continued A. B HARRIS, ROOM 1, tflfiiéfi&i;)ll!‘l‘K MONEY TO LOAN ON PEREONAL PROP- erty. Harvin Loan Co., 701 N. Y. IAfs bullding X Ma71 BUSBINESS CHANCES. 14c word first Insertion, 1o a word Ne for less than . INTEREST IN A branch business of well established firm; $00.00 required. Address i 60, bee, with full particu- lars. Y—MI7 J10¢ YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR EX- change merchandise, get In or out of business, call on or address' the National Information and Exchange Co, 208 First National bank, Omaha, Neb. Y—M507 J28 FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, RESTAURANT doing paying business; good focation; satin tory reasons for selling. ~Address L'65, I YoMl “$30 FOR i4interest paying business: Ad- dress at 4, Bee oftice. Y581 Y A GOOD PAYING BUSI- Household ‘necessity. Large profits, exclusive right in this state. Templeton & Plerson, Paxton bik 5 FOR SAT AP, FIRST-CLASS RESTAUR- ant and 1 inter, opposite . B. & M. V. _depot, Eremont, Neb. Y--M661_ FOR SALE, LUMBE YARD w town of 700 ‘inhabitants, on main line Pacific rallway in eastern Nebraska competition. Owner has other business re for selling. _Address M 61, Dee. Y—~T1 PARTNER WANTED, YOU Rentleman, ing my life preserver. Not Address Math Abent, La WANTED, CAPABLE MAHN, WITH SOME rendy money, (n good, steady business; good galary wnd pronts. " Address, giving particalar WANT, FOR CASH OR RE $3,000.00 to' $12,000.00 stock of general m dise; also other stocks. National Information and Exchange Co., 200 First Nat. bank, Omaha, ATION OPEN TO N our. mydizat tem of speculat crease your income; iInform for circular. _Thompson street, Now York. Incorporated uhder the laws ot state of New York. — Capital 13000, . 1%c word first inse thereatter. ‘Nothing taken for leas than 23 OD RANCH TO TRADE FOR WESTERN mares; about 1,000 scres, hay, timber and water. Address M. L. Aaylor, Springyiew, Neb. Z—M954 J16° 100 ACRE FARM 15 MILES WEST OF Omaha. Also a very fine ranch in New Mexico, good house and barns, 55 ‘head of cattle, perty s clear “of incum brance. Wil trade for Omaha city property Omaha Real Estate and Trust, room 4 Bee building. Z—M806 § BARGAINS “LOTS AND sale or trade. K. Darling, 1. CORNI Darling, Barker block. 7.ROOM HOUSE AND LOT AT A ne block from motor. Inquire at RE—13" FOR SALE—40 CHOICE EASTERN -u BRAS- kn farms; also a few for trade. Bont- vight, 01 N. Y. Lite bidg. FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON, ¢ 5 Lite Yo yaee ates, 1kc word first Insertion, lo a word thereatter. Nothing taken for less than 2 MRS. DR, H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, able Uisiness mediufn; il yar ot 119 N, 1 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. Tiates, 1% word first insertion, lo a word thereatter. Nothing taken for less than %ic. MME, LA RUE, 416 SOUTH 1TH. T—736310% MADAME 'H, (02 8. 13TH, 2D FLOOR, room steam. sul- _phurir % and T—MTi MADAME BROY 1314 CAPITOL AVENU 24 floor, room 4, massage, alcohol, sulphu sca_baths. =M MME. baths, massage. 308 North 16th, room 13 I OWN A NUMBER OF FARMS IN raska and Dakota. 1 will sell at from five to ten dollars per acre, about half their actual value. Address Chas. B. Miler, Frankfort, _Ind. it R SALE, A NICE 5-ROOM COTTA $9.00; also o 7-room eottugo, noarly new, only .00, These are_decided ‘bar Hutchison, 105 N: 15th street. —— BUSINESS NOTICES. Tates, 1% word first insertfon. lo a word therentler, Nothing taken for iess thaz 2% QUICK PRINTERS, KRAM 1121 am & §07-9 S, all orders get quick action. MARTIN, MERCHANT TAILOR, ESTAR. 575, " Imp. & domestic moveltics. "1657 Faram. - Jy [.ook Around First. DON'T BE IN A MAD RUSH T0 EU‘Y CL.OTLELIINCH BEFORE CALLING At thg ]\){)\gGESTERN, Bogs'finest 8350 suits go at £1.6 Boys'supertine £0 suits go at $3. king pants,usual prico §1. Any and all out of town people visit “veek are cordially s, whether the And pat it down sabstantiai fact that whatever y 1o buy in clothing, h g Omaha th Boys' bost pants, worth §1. wo at e, FURNISHINC S balb iggan under- shoes or furn- bought in this great o for about 50 per cent less on the same gooas 'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. All our men’s suits, worth up to $10, wear goes at 27 Best 20c fast b'ack and tan sox go at Best 81 fancy shirts go at W and $1.75 hats o at M»‘n s new §15 black cheviot suits go All men's §1 Men's finest $20 and 82 All men's and boy® 50c straw hats go Western Clothing Co., 1317-1319 Douglas Street. Three Doors East from Corner of 14th. suits go at MANHOOD RESTORED! i o oat Mnh0ad, N1y onarative Orans of elther v c Lendaene, Wakofu ness,ail drains and 1083 OF power in G by overexertion, yo ulants, which lead to Intirmity, Consumption by mail_prepaid. ure oF refund the m o Madicnl o0k s Ask fOF IL. tako in plain wrapper. Address NEIEVESE . by Sherman & McConneil and by Kuhn & Co,, Druggists. SHOWERS HELP THE CROPS WEFOILR AND AV ¥or sale in Omana. N wul&s' GENYINE WELT % L SDUEAKLES S % BOTTOM WATERFPROOF, Best Shoe sold at the price, $5, 84 & $3.50 Dress Shoe TQual custom work, costing from $6 to $5. $3.50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles Best Walking Shoe ever made, $2.50 and $2 Shoes, Unequalled at the price, Boys’ 82 & $1.75 School Shoes, Are the Best for Ladies’ $3, sz.ao'sz $1.75 Perfect Fittin Drouth Broken in Many Scotions and Farmers Correspondingly Encouraged. sflO‘ RAIN STILL BADLY NEEDED IN THE STATE Al Small Gramn and Fruit Almost lessly Tnjured Already—Corn Doing Fairly Well and the Acreage on the Increase. The weekly crop report of the Nebraska co-operating United States weather bureau, Director G June 4, says The drouth has been partially broken by scattered local showers, and while crops in the localities greatly benefited the greater portion of the state is still suffering badly for rain. Wheat, oats and all small grains have been seriously it not hopelessly injured; meadows and pas- tures are drying up and fruit prospects are exceedingly poor. portel as doing fairly well. Best Dongola, and Serviceablo, Styles. Insist upon mumg W. L. Douglas ame and price stamped on_bot- W. L. »uuou\s. Brociton, Mas 20 8. 13th. for the week Ignatz Newman, visited by Elias Svenson, 1519 N. 24th. A. W. Bowman Co. C. J. Carlson. 1218 N, 24th. W. W. Fisher, 2925 Leavenworth. F. A. Cressy, So., 117 N. 16th, is generally re- The uacreage cased by farmers plowing up poor fields of wheat and oats and replant- ing in corn. +PE ANENTLY bl The following are remarks by correspond- spring wheat. Rain of May 20 unevenly dis- tributed. Wheeler Ccunty—Crops sufforing greatly from drouth, Nice rain on May 29, but not enough to oftset previous damage by frost and dry weather. SOUTHWEST SECTION. Frontier County—Corn planting nearly done; small grain rulned; grass drylng up; outlook gloomy. Furnas County—Light, local rains, but not enough to do much good. Small grain mostly ruined; corn not damaged very much vet, but will be an entire fallure without early and abundant rain. Stock will soon have to be fed, with nothing on hand for feed. Every- body discouraged Harlan County--Light local rains last woek, but now as dry as ever. Small grainy about n fallure. Corn at a standstiil. Po- tatoes poor. Hitcheock County—Light shower of Tues- day not enough to do any good. Not more than half intended acreage of corn was planted. Very little corn sprouted and what did sprout is mostly dead. ~Upland pastures dead. Many farmers are leaving. Kearney County—Rain of 20th gave some hopes for small crop in som tions. In west part of county from to 5 inches of in fell fn one hour, beating the =oil very hard. More rain needed now. Red Willow County—REverything is drying up. Webster County—Rain of 20th helped corn and pastures, but more rain is needed. WEST SECTION. Cheyenne County—Local showers through- out the county. Spring grains in good growing condition, Lincoln County—Winter wheat a failure, Spring wheat will make one-fourth to one- half if rain occurs within a few days. Scotts Bluft County—Very dry and gra drying up. _Small graln needs rain badly. Thomas County—Unless rain comes soon small grain will be a fallure. Light frost occurred on Thursday and Friday morn- ing. NORTHWEST SECTION. Cherry County—Still dry: small grain suf- feriug for rain; corn doing fairly well. A light dew and almost a frost on the 31et Box Butte County—All crops In good con- dition and resisting the effects of continued easterly and southerly winds, and alter- nately hot and cold weather. Sheridan County—Small grain and corn looking well, though some localities need rain badly Dawes County—Crops have grown nicely, but would do much better with a good rain, Keya Paha County—Very dry: wheat badly domaged; oats and gardens almos total failure; deep planted corn looks fair; shallow plented or listed drying up. Reek County graln soffering for rain; grass very backward; corn showing through. ‘The week has been favorable for work in the fields, but everything is suffer- ing for rain. Showers on the 20th only ercugh to fresken up vegetation. Tilisols Crop Balletis SPRINGFIELD, 1il;, June ‘he Tilinols crop bulletin says: Except in a few local- ities where very light showers fell, ther has been an entire absence of rain during the week. The growth of c owing to the recent cold weather, has been retarded. In the northern division, where the damag was greatest, corn is recovering from the recent frosts. Some ficlds, however, had to be replanted. — In the ofher counties the wge done by frost was not so great as m.mmuml Wheat is doing well gen- ‘ading out thin in some sec- Town Grassand Oats Dried Up. he Towa sta crop bulletin says: The larger part of the state the past three weeks has been prac- tically rainles and oats suffering arly hay will be ex- sntral and southern are beyond recovery. With ble conditions the balance of the sea- son the corn crop will be an old-time one. Pastures are very short. La Rose Bros., Courtland beach. E =t The toboggan slide at Burlington boach Is 50 feet high. b INDIANS IN THEIR ELEMENT. FAINTED 1N THE COURT ROOM Defendant in o Murder Oase Falls to the Floor in a Swoon, MRS. RUDIGER COMPLETELY PROSTRATED Hearing of tho Case Post Pending the Defendant's Recovery - Polie rings Suit fo Foes—Dell Akin's o Sult—Court Cullings. The proceedings n the Rudiger trial, on for hearing in the criminal section of the district court, were given a somewhat sen- sational shock yesterday, and, ns a res sult, the case went over until today, at which time, If the defendant is in a condi- tion to withstand the mental and physical strain, the work of sccuring a jury will bo resumed Monday night when court adjourned it was noticed that Eloiso Rudiger, the prisoner, appeared faugued and worn out with the confinement of seven months In the county Jall. In leaving the room she had to be assisted down tho stairs and to the Jail. After reaching that place and being locked in her cell she became deathly sick, but re- covered to some extent during the night and yesterday when she started for the court room she was feefing much better than for some days past. At the usual hour the court convened and the examination of the jurors in the box was resumed, when suddenly and without any warning the prisoner fainted and was falling to the floor, when sho was caught in the arms of the assistant jailer. Tho woman was carried into the private room of the judge, where she was revived, after which & messenger was dispatched for Dr. Tilden, who was appointed by Judge Scott to treat the case. After making an ex- amination the doctor stated that the woman was completely prostrated and that sho would not be in a condition to appear at the trial again yesterday. This announcement having been made the jurors who were kept in the box were excused for the day and the prisoner conducted back to the jail, The fainting of the prisoner in the court room crea a scene for a moment, as the room was filled with spectators, many. of whom were women. Dailift. Willlams, how- ever, was onto his job and promptly quelled everything that had the appearance of dis- order. The county attorney in discussing the sud- den sickness of Mrs, Rudiger said that It was the strongest card that she could have played and that it would do more toward securing her liberty than the testimony of a dozen witnesses. He did not think that she was feigning sickness, but he did think that be- coming sick at the particular time was very opportune, if her interests were taken into consideration. At the time, he said, the room was full of jurors and that all of them were witnesses to the procecdings, and while as a matter of fact, what occurred might not prejudice their minds, it would throw a great deal of sympathy into the balances, sympathy which no amount of testimony could remove. Injured on the Road, John Niemeyer has sucd James Stephenson in an action to recover the sum of $25,000, alleged damages. The plaintiff avers that he was a driver for the defendant and that Quring the month of April, 1894, he was in- structed to drive a hack from this city to Weston, conveying sonie passengers. On the way over to the Towa town, not being ac- quainted with the road, the plaintiff drove down a stecp hill and as he was going along the pole straps gave way, letting the vehicle onto the heels of the horses. They at once began to kick, and soon became unmanagea- ble. The plaintiff alleges that he was thrown from the seat, in front of the wheels, which passed over his body, inflicting many bruises and breaking a leg. Waits Damages from the Motor. D59 GuRED ocking to Chadron to Witness the G IY&CO,R. 1, CONTINENTAL DLE ) SOUTHEAST SECTION. Cowboy 1 ] = el PERSONAL. Rates, 10c a line each inscrtion, $1.50 a line per PAY Butler County—Crops still suffering from | -CHADRON, Neb., June 5.—(Special to The | In the case of Willlam Kirk agalnst the CHOICI HOME, BIGHT ROOMS AND DARN; 2 month, Nothing taken for less than Zc. ¥ A No PAY UN'"L DUHED lack of rain; rye and oats heading out very | Bee)—Indians from Pine Ridge and Roscbud | Omaha Street Railway company, wherein short, agencies have been flocking to this place for | the plaintift sued to recover the sum of city water and southcast front; 1 Rates, 1%o word first insertion, lc a word % o, M,p,y"‘m‘",;;"",".‘n‘"’g,'“ SRHEL I avenue; | thereatter. Nothing taken for less than Zc. WE REFER YOU T0 8,000 PATIENTS: Cass County—] ngl\l“ showers hu((not -mr]i $10,000 for alleged damages sustained, a ik i) (2 nises. e ERe o N o1 3 efit; prospects for sma otion f Agmant by dofaul = D5t ASSAGE TREATMENT, BLECTRO-THER- i 17 6 Writefor Bank References. | ficient to be of benefit; p % L e BRSO motion for judgment by default was filed M grain not encouraging: all crops showing | all around the city to witness and take part | yugioriay, the defendant having failed to = ‘mal baths. b and halr treatment, manicured z e T X > FREE. 4110 LAFAY- | hiropodis. Birs. 1'ost, $19% S 15th, Withnell bik. T—_GOLD 1 T, ENGRAVED “G. S. EXAMINATION effect of dry weather. in the coming cowboy race and western | answer of fils any pleadings. Ih his peti- " rooms, ‘bath, 2 ept. 18th, Return to First Na- < > o 3 o S0l Waer, elosnt ke Highting aopit o =g Bink aia recetvo ‘rewrd. 2% NoOpemtion. NoDetention from Business, | "Glay’ County-—Prospiets first oluss; every- | caruival. Now horscs and new cowpunchers | ton' the DIainUH atloges (hat on Chrlstmas fnces, ete. Deautiral Tawn, troos, ete. Fidelity | VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES. e e = e thing recuperating from effect of frost; wheat | o con'ye i and the local merchants and.| day, 181, he was riding from South Omaha 1702 Farnam_streel 5 Health book and consultation free. Address or O h";)‘l direst l'l;l‘ " ,”'ggl{k(fl(‘b’"\t’l’;fi SEND FOR CIRCULAR. poor; fair crop of potatoes expected. K e P h s to this city, occupying a seat on the guard ENT, GOOD 1 call Viavi Co., 343 Dee bldg. Lady ull{: £ t. QLRAL, 'iv:m«r.p'x.n e tita i ciom THE O. E. MILLER co. Fillmore County—Continued dry weather; | hotel keepers ure putting things h!m SHIpt | e Ehintzar (o thel traile GHo8 ronni 1' Capitol avenue. Also 9-room house L - 2 which address tag has been torn. Retumn (o S AEA, NEE corn growing fairly well; outlook very dis- | shape for the expected multitude. Following | jng the curve at Twenty-fourth and Vinton g:;'m::n"': AT aue B. H. Robison. rmm‘v MASSAGE, MAL DEHNARD.JII‘:\‘I\;:X‘)';.L 2618 Charles and receive reward. M08 8% 397-808 N. Y. Life Bldg., OM. y ,_m,mgl,,gl is the three days’ program: streets he was thrown to the pavement, Sommerclal Nationni. T D A e g cy 2 tio Gage County—Corn looking well, but grow- First d J . . o cowboy race, | sustaining many severe bruises and a dis- THREE ROOMS, 034 8. WTH STREGT. (RUBDGR,NEVER FAILS) AND 10 O. PASTURAGE. ing slowly; small fruit dried on the bushes; »‘l,,:“" Nl ph o i ,WU,"“{° ey 700, | located vertabra. D—-M109 J15* . PinkPillsmailed 3. Ladies Bazaar,Omaha. | ————-- o RTERS Sobien a falluse. Good shower on night of | $500, in threg mireys, to be rigden, on a B et cioich TEAT IN THA T B CELLRR A ENETTI R T i ,.,.c.,fl,‘g:‘,;.‘;f’w.a,: 28th In vicinity of Adams. fiye-mile circular track just morth of the Denl Akin's Damage Sult, Tier. block, 'cor. 16th and Jackson streets. Call | LADIES' _OR _GENTLEMEN'S ~HAIR RE- | Barton & Phelps. Gilmore, or A W. Spermatorrhig, | Sominnl Hamilton County—Good rain in vicinity of | city limits. Entrance fee, $10. Rider and | In the $50,000 damage suit which Dell at 1112 Harney street. D-Mst3 A OB N LM EN S AL o5 | Partos a%son, S N_ . Life blds! Toiophons Bbss Vhricucals, eramtions onfuvs, | Bromfield; oats improving; pasture l0oking | spddle to welgh not.less tham 165 pounds. | Akin brought agalnst W. P. Cunningham = BTN 2 restore hair on bald heads if roots are not de- 1054 M—939 J21° ull nervous disorders. —Restores s i couraged. bt Bl SRy I 1] 4 3 5 L8 D0 I 3 ERERIOR (RENT. | THMBLETON & PIBR- | stroyed, ‘will ‘stop hair from fulling out, cure — s ) Kost Vigor. lirst (reatmentgent '055"', 5 L‘é(’;fif _E;'l;‘:" AR ba'hy e Second day, June 7, riding bucking | Henry B, Murphy and others, Murphy has FOR RENT, DWELLINGS IN ALL PARTS | Sliim shampoo and indles' hale bestop Wil | o e e R s e S T ey Framee with marveious 1 beneficial. races, exhibitions of sharpshooting with | shouid not be called upon to pay any of the 1y SR sl R AR commence June 15th, Room 409 Beo bullding, 'N4 Y. ‘Life, Omaha, Ask for circular. oi}® | TEE omEAIoAL TRFORTING 007 CINGHNAEI, O e eiha County—Scattered showers on | rifle, ‘shotgun and six-ghooter. damages claimed by the plaintift. In his S (3 L - | - = Tuesday doing little_good. Third day, June 8, twenty-five-mile Indian | plea he shows that at the time of the arrest o ST No enfrance fee. Open to all | of the plaintilf he was the acting and duly B L Py 80N | HEALING MEDIUM, 1M HARNEY STREGT. | MUSIO, ART AND LANGUAGE. Nuckolls County—Tuesday’s rain has been | horse rac c Hmmv, W Atropliy, | of great benefit; wheat much improved. Indlans. IMirst prize, $50; second, 1,000 | authorized county attorney of Holt county, G2uncll, Blaa; call for List at Omaha ofice, | Figimce hours from 8 to 8 o'olock In the atter- | = § \ noon. 2 Ratos, 1%c word first insertion, o8 Weakness, ot by 18° Otoe. County—Conditions critical for small | pounds of beef; third, saddle; fourth, bridle; | this state, and whatever he happencd to do FOR RENT, COTTAGE, MTH AND MASON. e~ | (iereaficr. Nothing taken for less than 2ic. Wittt e &r ““'“‘3( b, sack Chad 1l il flo be premises was while b cting R s o Written in and pastures; corn needs rain badly; | fifth, sack Chadron roller mill flour. in the premises was while ho was acting in 57 | MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. Kuhn & Co., Cor. Ith & b gramn L Up to Saturday night twelve had entered | an official capacity, and was by virtue of the = 3| AL F. GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND [ VEiiahnd 0o Cor ith & - OMA oats a failure. FOR RENT_FURNISHED ROOMS. | LOANS ON IHPROVED & UNINPROVE acher, 1810 Callfornia_st. Lo e Pawnee County—Good rain in vicinity of | in the 100-mile race. position which he held. J 00 & upwa to 61 per e e 7 ea i to FETIRRT property; 8,00 & upwatts, B Violet on Monday night, doing great ool t Republican Leaguo Delegates, Wants His Witness Foos, Bt iy, Hamam Smith & Co., 1520 ; GRINDING. b g complaints of cut MONEY MAY BE LOST. £grnsRngigaTens: S ManY, SOMPIAIRIN OF © DAVID CITY, June 5.—(Special to The | Thomas. Hayes, a member of the police “RnlE‘l‘. “']?l ‘\;\lolnl :h‘;l ln{urulun. l(': o ’:lfll'd — oG S ] o, "Nothing taken for less than %ic. cord firs o worms in corn. Ratys.l el word flosty jnssction, S 1o e TRAVELERS CHEQUES Ualine . County—Some sections of the | Bec)—The republicans of David City met | force, has sucd the county ‘of Douglas, alieg- T IL\T! 5 THE county had good rains during the week, but | last evening and organized leagues in each | ing that there is due him the sum of §6 as LARGE SOUTH ROOM, 1819 DODGE STREET. N o A G8" | thercatter. "Nothing taken for less than Zc. S Al i T ORS, LAV ~. | AMERICAN EXPM}:SS COMPANY ly wel Sl . AGTNA HOUSE, NORTHWEST CORNER 15711 | OMAMA |, LOAN ‘.‘u,\:l}rh?n}y oty na favm | - Bround. nam st IO a e hoe e Avallatieloafumani] Boorallyidrvasbain eiR s Y EY well ot | ward of the city, the aggrcgate member- | witness feos for threo dava' attendaice in and Dodge. Rooms by the day or week. roperty at lowest rates of interest. . W-—610 T3-Jy4 | unywhere In the world. \When traveling alwa, Seward County Grena Gt | ship being 1 ith more to follow, as it | the district court. The sult is brought for =T i e U A making any growth and cannof stand i | Phib bems TR SRR R OB TGRS O e | the purpose of testing the law that provides 8. %6TH A LOANS, 1 TO § YEARS, WARRANTS, BONDS, FINANCIAL. much longer. > -~ A s that in cities of metropolitan class mem- TN Dottt elc. Garvin Tiros., 210 N. ¥, Lite, W-o1l e y—Wheat a fallure; oats dry- | palgn. Tho leagues will hold meetings next | hang of the polico force shatl not be. efs 425 4 e - - - - | Thaws, 1%o word first imsertion. lo a word Ing up; corn beglnning to suffer. A R s i PR g pe SURNISHD r R 77 INSURANCE POLICES LOANED ON | X b & up; col 8l '] Saturday night to ele elegates i | titled to compensation for their attendan FURNISHED ROOM. i HARNEY ®IREET. | MEro S I G Chestey, Kanias City, Mo, | ‘horeatter. Nothing faken £y 1oes; tumn 2o, Saunders County—Rains of Tuesday bene- | state convention, to be held at Lincoln on | before the district court. 3 sl sl L] W CASH PAID FOR F\mg\:flmw’r ::oxlljcw' fited. everything; corn and pastures looking | the 12th. /s T ¥OIt RENT, NICELY AND NEWLY FUR- TopERLy | 0 old line companies: A, roc well. ASHLAND, Neb., June 5.—(Special to The Snys or Hs, O] 0 LOAN ON OMAHA PRO I RT.Y P . ., e Mo laaby, iBa%: B S HAS ORI D00 iZs MEO-I R Thayer County—Rain on the 25th of great | Bee)—Tho following delezates have been | George G. Mangold has filed exceptlons nished Toom., first floor; no other roomers; ¢ blocks PhQL 1 e < i | Mana Nobroskn farms at from 6 to 7 per cent. | iosb¥. HoX B8 A, O = wix blocks from P, O.; gas, bath, ete. Address | 40 Nepragte i S8 JO0 Samk vanding. - ——t = Leaves [CHICAGO, BURLINGION, & QjAtives benaflt. but more badly needed. B e o bliaan | e R B o M 21, Ilee, - MB30 Omah Depot 10th d Y e L B W—613 AT E PAW;NBESKE}S‘ Pinaka Do and Mason Sts. | Omaha York County—Still no rain; small graln | club at the state league meeting next week: | (or o the estate of Michael Mangold, de- and meadows ruined; corn looking well. S. B. Hall, G. J. Railsback, J. W. Moon, J & % J FURNISHED ROOMS, ALSO DOUBLE PAR- Y. 5 9 a0 o MORTGAGE LOANS, A. MOORE, S0LN. Y. Lite. FRED MOILE, 1517% FARNAM. = R moRe without- board: . 118 Dode Wli-J9e o L] 2p! hicago and Iowa Cloud- Caunty, Kansas—Wheat and oats | B, Hayward, H. H. Shedd, A. B. Full ceased, made to the judge of the proba Ho alleges that as administrator - - i - ¥ o " 5 SRS 4 B .Pucific Junction how a marked improvement on account of | Alex Laverty, O. D. Horford and W. I R R LR NN o vedtom n',.\ rn?l‘ ..fx‘..\:-. UNDERTAKERS AND SMBALIERS Teaven [BURLINGTON & MO, RIVEIL Atrives Bhoraln on the 30Lh: some damage o frult | Becker | Mangold has falled tc account for one i FIRABINN st st “"“!'"” Fility ‘rrust Co., 108 Farnain st ' W60 | i K BURKET, FUNGRAL DIRECTOR AND | Omahal _Depot 10t ard Mas 1*Gimana | done by hail. BROKEN BOW, Neb.,, June 5.—(Spec LR R s Tt ey money ete July 1% 88! e also al- Jeges that the note 15 long past due and un- the past twenty-four hours and are camping e —o— | embaimer. 1618’ Chicago, Tel. 9. 25 § Denver Expre . NORTHWEST SECTION. The Bee)—At a meeting of the republic LOANS, 7. W. SQUIRE, 218 Bee Bldg, W—8% proas. N SECTION L, L] - e f H o L ‘Antelope County—Crops improved by rain | of this place Saturday night the organiza- 'H — Sining or. middie weed Idy Witk saUstaciory | MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMATIA REALTY MARKET. Nitiirasin Local roucont Sin3.. §:hobm | on Tuesday, but more rain is needed. tion of a republican league was completed, | Paid. il ) linent of 105 members. The Sult Azainst South Omaha. Feferences, fo conipany Of & wWife Whose & z ., Paxton bi Bad fraveln.. Addross Mrs, "Charles. Converse, | Fost estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Faxgn fik Lincoln Local (except Sunday.): 11:2am Burt County—All crops badly in need of | With an enr 1 _ T5—MTSS b (it e INSTRUMENTS placed on record June B, o : - rain, Cut worms injuring corn badly in [ officers elected are: Simon Cameron, presi- Charles F. Lewellen has sued the city of somé places. dent; M. MeSherry, L. J. Goudy, I M. goutn Omaha in an action to recover the — — ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO_318 N.Y. LI : FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, loans at low rates for cholee ‘security on Ne- 1894: Cedar County—Where the raln was abund- | Rublec, vice presidents; D. M. Amsberry, s A e ant last week the crops are excellent. Goph- rotary, and O. P. Perley, treasurer, The | Sum o ,000, alle amages to iy all modorn lmprovements, 2005 8t Mary's | bruske and lowa farms or Omaha city property WARRANTY DEEDS. avenue. E-M784 1% W 20 4 \ ikt e S AR g Schroeder, trustee, to John Kotera, lots 2 erty, Ho alleges' that' he iz FOR RENT I FURNTSIED ROUTI | GIOTE GITY AND FARM LOANS WANTED. | 16 and 17, block I, Drown paik.....:.. o CHICAIO, K. I & PACIFIC. Arrives” | ora are doig considerable dumage following delegates were elected to attend | property, He alleges that he is the owner front room’ In private family, o gentloman; J. N, Frenzer, opposite P. O. W—834—J15 ¥ L Loomis and wife to M D Har O 1 & Mason Sts.| Omaha Cuming County—Dry weather is drying up | the state league meeting at Lincoln; =~ B. § of a lot on Twenticth, between [ and J block H, Omaha........ e .S all crops but corn, which looks well. Lilly, James Whitehead, George Palmer, | Eireets, and that by reason of the change roferences trequired. Inquire’ 614 North 21st - ; e - 3 : : — < Sl streot. oMl 12 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RA! J E Best and wife Sunday).. ¥ Dodge County—Wheat and oats practically | Dr. J. H. Graham, I. N. Pershall, Simon | of the grads of tho surrounding streets his improved and unimproved Omaha in se se 4-15-13.... vese voss o« 0 L(Ob: SHR e vears " Ildeilty Trust Con 1702 r Southwestorn Preshy DRl a Tullure, ‘owing to drouth, Hay promisos | Cameron and D. M. Amsbérry. property was rendercd about worthioss, 1o word first tnsertion, 1o a word | UNITED STATES MORTGAGEH CO. OF b T ol % £ £t & l.)lll;:.:.‘, c:*‘::':fmy Oats and wheat on new Secret Socloty Ofticers Blootod, Loure. Culllngs, thereatter. Nothing taken for lesy than %o, | Xork. Capital $50W.00. Surplus 360, Toadwn st 5 RO e o tox §ui iiigm | land. sufering _very much for raln. Corn | GANDY, Neb, June 5.—(Special (o The | K. R Nicholus b filed a petition in the BOUTH mit choleo loans to' F. 8. , X retnl to G B n.u{(fz"n»} Colorado - Gmited. .. 10pm | doing well and being cultivated Bee,)—Emorald chapter No. 81, Order | Probato court asking that he be appointed T "ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD, 2103 | National bank bullding. : s S v ee 2 L L RATRIRA L i ==Y ' guardlan of the person of A. P. Nicholas, uin st iz o] ITY LOANS. C. A. STARR, 615 N VW Wl b iwiled” Whiiors i iita [ Union Depor. 10tk & Mason Sta.| 1 L Lion Lt s ban el | [ EARAER iax, Slaciel Hb follewing oMoty § & v o L . o & Mason Sta. ocal ralns, Oats and rye sho o bene e T L IR R “CARE oF O N imA Daie ;74 out e S e e T s unty—~Crops elightly improved by | 8t thelr meeting Saturday night: = Ellza | Tne docket for tho June term of the ristian uesociation. M1 & Tith At — A : ‘Overland. Fiyer o e hme Fath ia needed sulll, | M. Douglass, W. M.; Matthew 8. Chappoll, | county court was called by Judge Haxier > : y o g B e e it | AMONME T" LOAN Same to Henry Lebberi, ne 3 & Stromub' Ex(ex Sun).12:30am | GFass ts very lght. W. P.; Dollie Kring, A. M.; 8. B. Douglnss, | yesterday, 1t contained 150 cases, shows SOUTH PROD v v 4y acific | Ixpres -m“n't'. .:“.;Zi\'{‘.“.‘i.‘,’..'f, A s’f“;?ar v | LOANS. B. H. SH XTON K. QUIT CLAIM DE ‘ast Al?-'u'n bl 't Plerce County—Favorable weather and all | secretary. Installation will take place | ing that during the past month forty cases B ks A3 W- H W Tenney and wife to Eilen Hennessy, vee 1CHICAGOT MILT R ST PAUL: es | crops doing nicely. Corn a fair stand, June 16, wero added and sixty disposed of. e e —— Jot & blocke T oma A 8 ! Chion Depot 10h & Mason Sta-| Omuhn | Stanton County—Corn looks well. Al | GERING, Neb, June 5.—(Speclal to The e ey SPith firat.class board :Q:s"uu‘v?(u.ll"\f"':r‘.'.fifr’. MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. PR R KRR P« n.Chioago Lamited crops need rain. Boe)—Scotts BT lodge No, 201, Aucient, | Best of wusic at Courtland beach, W Capltol ave. TMT T T T e Py same to J 1 1 i Chicigo Expr 4 s R | Mosbury County, Towa—All crops need rain { rce and Accepted Masons, at iis regular Mgy PR e e 22 ates, 10 word firat insertion, ame T sives | Yankton County, South Dakota—Light | communication last night elected the fol- nge Licenses, A LARGR FRONT FURNISIND ROOM, WITH thereatter. Nothing taken for les Altred Schiral \‘Jr..".‘ & Jelmay . Depot 15h A Wenater Ste,_L 1 | rains badly distributed. Everything, es- | lowing officers for the ensulug year: Mar- | The following marrlage licenses were is= ohor 1oAK 4 ar Lo gentismen : and 8, bloc tecken's add (o' Walnut - ove.. Deadwood ¥ pecially wheat and oats, suffering for want | tin Bristol, W. M.; Henry W. Halg, 8. W.; | sued yesterday: s e T MITTCE tarue, "ot the. Towest Josainie. mutou. 1 | ¥ A Palmadist and . xpreay, (k% HU i Of AR e B S Harry M. Thornton, J. 'W.i A. . Wood, | Name and Address nvnmen-;l;' ROOM WITH BOARD. ¥ the quicket fossible” e, and for any lerigth W8 1. _biaok 1,/ san oaa E L Paul ;i ; OF \Tl;,\l, sml'ur; secretary; Martin l(n-ru‘u:, treasurer. Mar- | Burdell ¥. Miller, Omahn - ence. 2214 Farnam strect. F—-Mo of tine to sult vou. You' can pay it back in 7 Teaves | CHICAGO & NORGHWEST'N (Arel Boone County—Two good ratns during the | tin Dristol was elccted as gate to the | Ktta M, Rosenbery, Omaha.. AP DA BN e WIS | Slch Instaliments a8 you wish, when you wish, 3 b T STHC 0, S NORFH W EST IASiute, | week, general” throughout county. Corn | grand fodge, Which ineots i Omaha in Ju W Hoilliama Oniatat TWO cour 5 8 M A 4 o pay fu o 0 ec 4 I I S - R I nl{'lv Iu-‘ul‘}flnl. ‘:\"!:'l') ‘!L‘IJ I:ll,\‘ L‘ll)h( r(‘lx: as loug as you Keep It 3 n A . f ‘hicago - Mxpresas.. T 6:0pm doing well mall grain recovering from ASHLAND, Neh,, June paeial to Th Allee J. Lyons, Omaha lawn and ‘uru- porches; reference required. | HOUS! URNITU .8 AND PIANOS, libur & 5 stibule Limited 9:2um | frost and will make good crop. Bee.)—-At the regular of Pon Elmer C. Thom Omaba. .. Addross M 62, loe. F-MT00 g% 1 o W :hl! CARRIAGES, ' | same o i . ::".:m‘ma su.'f:fiffif".'fiiyff" . 3 Custer County—The drouth continues and | granate lodge, No. 110, Ancient Free and | Ella Wiley, Omaha NICELY - VURNISHED ROOM: AR OURE R T oy ANDISR, | . 2% ot 6, Xl 8am:s - oee.. Mo, Valley § 5ol e crops are at & standstill, Rccepted Masons, Friday evening, the fol- | John P, Murphy, South Omnha, Modern conveniences, Wit good board. without' publicity or removal of property. W' Moore et t1 to Louts Tradford, 1ot 3 = e = Dawson County—LIght rain of May 20 of | lowing officers were téd for the ensuing ; Kittle Deasey, South Omaha e stowe B ¥ oMafiA MORTGAGE ToaN |0, | and o Ja Lot & blick, 2Tk, € 2o Jaavm Dewfl“fifl,",’,‘,fj TACIHIC, but slight and temporary benefit. ~ Grass | vear: R. B. Butler, W. M.: James Tow A - , ¥ REET, Juliete_ Selle same, R < ste 1 R by S e : Freor i L fre Sere o TN, YT TR S woont 4 BUUTH 10TH STREET. BURNORALES Shote, Tl a5, b TRt Touls Bipress: brown and dry. Rye ruined by frost of | 8. W.i J. B, Hempbill, J. W. George Do | Sworing | nks Consolidat RNISH'D RO THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR- me....» e 18U Touis Hxpress. fir May 19. j | Lawson, secretary, and Hobert Brush, | STERLIN cial to The Aot e waed i e it | PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMatEa o i “w . LD Baliy (ex SUny Nowruak Loda. i | Greeley County—SUNl very dry; one good | ireasure # 4 Boe)—One of the | Stlana e thermatior, Nothing taken for lesd than Xogis | Lo otk 5" Oraah "]"""u' Leaves o ST P M, & O. shower during weex. =~ Cdrn looking well Kedue to the Loague Meeting. this section of the country was made tod X sor, 1ot 11, blog maba Helghts. .., Oilishal Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Oma but needs rain. Wheat and cats badly dam ¥ octn 4 OUISTYS WA, BIAGN: SRS LINCOLN, Neb., May All delegates [ The First National uk, with a capital of ¢ UNFORNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE VOR DPEBDS. Siloux City A Sun.) .- §:06pm aged; potatges fair. housekevplog. gue of Republican Clubs | $50,000, was purchased by the ' and Merchants' bank, with a eapit ON b ity water, ete.. low rent; north. d A to Louls Bradford, ot 1, block 1 f Sloux City Aecc up. County— Oa 'he o the Stat BY ON WAGONS AND RRIAGES, 4 e and gra:s badly damaged. Al erops will b | meeting will. be returned for one-third fare, e MONEY ON PLANOS AND ORG AN, master 1o same, 1ot 17, block 18 Sopm.. St.__Paul Limited.......... b ARE: grads DAOLY a8 All:crops will be, | meakay - § rd fa Thi Jght sal R TR MONEY ON WARIH: e e rose i Pty o s g BT 4 PAG a fatlure unless have rain soon providing they purchase tickess at the sta \is Is u straight sale. MONEY ANDISE, Same to A S Atking, e 3% lot 7, block 1, euves BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Platte County—The weather for the week | tion when they leave home and take re - o MONBY HATTEL SECURITIES, [ ~BntroByet ol ity 705 | _Omaba(U. P. Depot W0th & Magon Sta.| Omaha | ¢ voraple for all crops. TR e Mo B A (o Balloon ascension, Courtland beach. FOR RENT, STORES AND OFFICES | MONEY ON goods ihat remain with ¥ou. | it amount of transt v | GsSam....o Sigux iy et P ST e A LU TR el L L T B R o e T L o i o ount 0 ers 4 | i B woam i ) stamped by Bears 4 the' o P L T S g T Rates. 1o word first insertion, o MONEY IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOU —_— TR L 2T slowly. Good soaking rain on May 29 | vantion. ! £ on, 10 & word A e BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. |Ariives | gormers more hopeful 3 That's what people suy when they get a thorvatter, taken for less than 26c. MONEY AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATE: Depot 15th and Webster 5 Y | W NONTES LS OF mroin oo o | HONEY I QUICKWSY TORERLN Ti PATEITT pot ik and Webster Sis. | Omabs | gporman County—Crop conditions im Courtland beach s finer thaw ever. alimpse of Rurlington, beack, . You can &40 | end in any 13 817 ROOM 4. 5 iiil...Chicago Limited.....1.... i0am | DY §ood showers on May Ra tin —— - it yourseif It you take in the excursion next i il $pd in any amoust, e &t ROG - | BUREAU. SUES & CO. Solicitors, Bee | o I RS Rt irea ENInE farn falr The steamer City of Lincoln fs again In [ Sunday. $1.10 for tho round trip. Train Dasic Bote JBIE I 3 WaLaMAN THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER CO. Taaves |~ OMANA & BT TOUIS ' " [Arivas Valley County—Corn doing fairly weil. | commission at Burlington beach una is | leaves Union depot at 9:30 a. in. Tickets af Bullding, OMAHA, NEB. Advice FREB. 3:85pm. b i 2:%py | Small grain a failure, Raln would bhelp | patronized dally by delighted hundreds, 1324 Farnam sireet and at Unlon depot. insane,