Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 2, 1894, Page 7

e -y P B 4 , bt & A 7 B 0 . ’, . oy e ; 5 E - I JULY 2, 1894, SPEBIRL NUTIGES Advertisements for thess “coltmne wil be taken ontil 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 9:0) m. for the morning and Bunday editions. Adyertisers, by requesting a numbered check, ean have answers addressed to a numbered let: e in eare of The Bee. Answers #o addressed will e delivered upon presentation of the check. Rates 1% word first {nsertion, 1o a_word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c. WANTED BITUATKON PHARMACIST IN Nebraskn. Address AMT® 3% WANTED fowa, wa box 221, C "~ WANTED- MALE HELP. BOLICITORS, TEAMS FURNISHED; ment goods. American Wringer Co., XPERIEN situation aton,_Ia. nt in INSTALI 16 How- 583 T8, BALERY lln COMMISSION. THE greateat Invention of the age. The New Pat- ent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. Sells on #mght. Works like magle, Agents are making $2.00 (o $125.00 per week. Ior further par- ticulars_ write the Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co., X 3, La Cro Wis. 584 PUSHING MEN TO TAKE ORDERS FOR OLD established house; salary pald. Apply 1318 Douglns. T-M179Ty13 WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITE For paritculars write to Donovan Dros., Bra ton, Net B-M FURNISHED ROOMS AN’D BOARD. Continued. ROOMS, FURNISHED OR 0od location. 210 and 212 8. 482 M8 AND BOARD, 2413 CAPITOL AVENUE. 1°-663 WITH 667 50 BOUTH ROOM 210 Douglas. 068 PRI- NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, without board, 613 N. 9)th. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED with strictly first class board. R ROOMS WITH 1 706 N. 19th. DESIRABLE vate family. LARGE Hiltal BOARD IN Fe SOUTH OO J18th and Dodg: TOARD, Mo AT i AND| WITH ROOM AN ELEGANTLY board, with _all borders; at 215 Webster. DESIRALI ences. T FUR, 181 comfort ROOMS, WITH BOARD. msreasonablo. 02 N.18th. 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUITADLE ' FOR housekeeping, city water, etc., low rent; north- west corner 17th and Webster sts. G —008 &) FOR RENT_BTOBES AND OFFKCEB CORNER SALOON, 92 DOUGLAS. WANTED, A PIANO PLAYER; 022, proferred. 108 N. 9th. o Sazipi i I “AND TEAMSTERS | FOR RENT, THE 1-STORY BRICK BUILDING, A A O o 't Montana: | 910 Farnain® street, The bullding han & fira: free transportation. Kramer & O'Hearn, La: | proof cement basem complete steam hent bor Agency, 1ith and Farnam streets Tnig_ fixtures, water on all floors, gas, et0. Ap- i k B—M731 2% ply at the office of the Bee. 1-910 WANTED, FIRST CLASS BLACKSMITH: SRRENT, THRE AND DASEMENT steady Job for n good man; must understand | FOI RENT, THRI sl RN plow work. Address M. H. Matthie Clans condition ; Rood 1o Tor Any businean; perior, Neb. B s for commisgion business, e G 11th streat. Inquire of A QWANDED, MDN AND WOMEN TO 314 First National bank orders for our kitchen speciltics. iy Koepers must iave, them. Good pay and, L work. Write for termw samplo FRRTTY Burton Pottery Co., Roseville, O. 1—Mi24 16 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE, mx-m e WANTED, A HEAVY HARDWARE TRAV — man to enstern hou ToRhern New e With: the " AGENTS WANTED. territory pr ppil of bright, “young man, thoroughly experienced In | AGENTS TN AND OUT OF CITY; LIDERAL the biisiness woul Al | A asions. ““Abply roor 4%, Pazton. biock. dress, with full pa = 3816 JyT* w723 2 MILLWRIGIHTS WA 8. F. WANTED—TO RENT. Giitnan, 1017 N. 16th str BoMT 2 ik WANTED, TWO GOOD CANVASSERS IN | WANTED, A HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS, WITH ' Coune : nool [ burn, rather centrally located, not to cost more B na terrod . Adaren “Fhird [ than $20.00 per month, - Addriss O 62, Tioe. Address “A_GENERAL ALL AROUND TAILOR AT 710 N, 18th street, Omaha, Neb, Call before 9 a. m. 1561 300 MIEN WANTED, TO SELL OUR GOODS by sample to the wholésale and retail trade; s-11 on‘sight to every business man or firm walary; money advanced for advertising pense; permanent position. Add stamp, King Mfg. Co., C 42, Chic 50, [ AT W, C. A WANTED, STUDENT NURSE, V. ¢ hospital, Council Bluffs. LADIES WANTING GIRLS Seandinavian Young Ladic 1520 Capitol avenue, Removs ing. WANTED, A WOMAN OF MIDL WHO wants a steady home: no objection to one ehfld. Mrs. Allen, South Omaha City bak 24th and K strects. 5 A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWOI 00d home for right party, 158 Sherman ny T APPLY AT Home d from WANTED, SALESLADY TO SELL In this ity and surrounding ence unnecessary. Address, with ber Toilet Co., Austin WANTED, A GIRL \\l'l'll lll i Frank Wilcox, 8. W, cor. Ath FOR RENT—HOUSES. FINE FLAT IN CLOUSER RLOCK AT 103 8, 16th st.; range and all other convenience: room % 1638 Farnam st 3%. George Clouser, HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. D586 _ HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE . T company, 1505 Farnam. D81 6-ROOM COTTAGES, MODERN, CHOICE IN Btantord Cirelo. C.'8. Eigutter," 204 Beo build- ing. 1o D--383 RENTAL AGENCY, 807 BROWN [li:(;'rl; CLEAN, COMFORTADLE, CONVENIENT, moderate rentals, best 3 and 4-room suites for houackeepers only. References required. Also AND DOU houses. WEAD, 10TH applicants for F. D, many HAS | 2 30 GLAIEVOYANTS Continued TTINONE, MBDIUM, MADI days only. 19 6% MRS DR, H. WARKEN, CLAIRVOYANT, Ri- biy business medium; 7th year at 119 N. 16 83 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. ARRIVED, H. D! won_hotel, fof a MISS DEVOL, FROM NEW _YORK, HAS taken charge’ of Madam La Rook's massige parlors, 12 and 13, 322 North 16th. T-M6A2 4 AVENUB, nd MADAME BROWN, 1314 CAPITOL 20 for, room 4, massage, alcohol, wilphur sen T- MME, ANNA OF C baths and massage. CAGO GIVES Al 308 N. 16th, room T—M n MADAME SMITH, 502 1T, D FLOOR 7 " PERSONAL. CREAM FOR WHIPP] Walterloo creamery, COTTAC 1613 'Howard; —M14s Jy11 JOHNSTON, LADIES HAIR DRESSER, 0id ‘focation, 21 8. Ioih streat! DELICIOUS 217 N. 16th st. U—§14 Jy1* VISIT J. J. 2502 Leavens including the delivered, - 216 BROGLIN RESTORES HAIR cures dandruff; stops hair falling Biss Shampooing. RAMSEY MAKES ry one loaf. IMOGENE home made bread; L, WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY Mulier's new fce cream parlors, worth street; everything Is new, building. Tel. 1030, Ice cream i o' It natural colory References furnished of Omana vatients who are relleved. No curs, 0o pay. Room 424, uliding, Omana, Nl sfict 7 20313 LADIES” AMBE RIEWELRY T OORDER; wiso repairing. 613 8. 16th U=MI50 TAKE_YOU 8, 4 FOR e, Proctor, 618 8. U—MOG-JyD BALDUFF— A pleasant and convenlent place, 1520 Farnam streot, Paxton block; ‘phone, Til. - SAML DBURNS INVITES YOU TO VISIT 113 new art room at any time. 1318 Farnam, U—476_Jyan AXWELL, CIALIST, OF INTER tional sandtariuin, removed to 408 Paxton bl _Tel. 1647, U—M491 Jy: CATARRH TREATED, $ PER MONTIH, ROOM 30, Douklas bik., D] cor. 16th and Dod; U—840- MASSAGE TREATMENT, BLECTRO-THER- Bealp and hair treatment, manicure ‘mal baths. chiropodis, Mrs. Post, 319% S 15th, Withnell blk. U—604 T‘fi“ TR To Trade It. To Sell It To Buy It. To Rent It. 1yec ‘ @ word first time, 1lc @ word after the fivst time. No ad. taken for Tess than 5 cts. first time. $1.50 a line per | month. Is there anything——= You Want Have you anything You Don’t Want? | ADVERTISE IT ON THIS PAGE = Obat settles i¥' 6-room suite In |em‘munl;lm 7sA 2 g /~ PAY AT THE WINDO W. 5 KELKENNEY&CO.R. 1, CONTINENTAL BLK. (r [ ‘Ur.‘fl-"i lL dl:flL L—; fl.‘fl:'fl. 'u ;‘flv_ifl; dl_ *‘Lui_ rU.. Hd_i\,_ FOR RENT, GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM house %21’ Capitol avenue. ~B. H. Robison, room 7, Commercial National D—$50 = — — FOR RENT, NEW MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE, 36th street north of Leavenworty. Inquire corner 36th and Leavenwarth, D~T8) FIRST-CLASS MODERN NINE-ROOM HOU i Kountze Place, Rent low to good 3 Burn's China nl-»n‘. D--MS01 2¢ HOUSES—W. G. “TEMPLETON, PAXTON LK. D—M796 31 ,TIMPLE'IUN & PIERSON, Paxton bik, STORAGE. STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS,121i THARNEY. STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN and cheap rate. R. Wells, 1111 Farnam, M—600 OM.VAN&STORAGE CO,,180% DODGE, TEL 1. WHEN ON FARNAM STREET STOP IN AT 1410 and s our new china. M. H. Bifss. U—Di0-ay-5 VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADI| Health book and_consultation free. idress o call Viavi Co., . 316 Bee bldg. Lady attendant. U—605 HAVANA FRECKLES, A 10C CIGAT FOR iC. U= WANTED—TO BUY. FOR RENT, DWELLINGS IN ALL PARTS of Omaha: call for list. E. H. Sheafe. 433 | IITAVANA FRECKLES, A 10C CIGAR. FOR 5C. Paxton block. D—Misss N—M270-Jy-15 THREE-ROOM FLATS, $1.10. 1418 N. 17TH. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, 820 S. 13TH ST. & D—MSST jy8* 4 bt TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, RENT LOW. | HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND 18 N, 2%th street. D—M635 4% stoves, etc. L. Brussell, 710-112 N. 16th, furniture, WIFE OR HUSBAND, WHICH DO YOU WANT? My marriage paper mailed, sealed, for stamp. W. H. Harbeck, Denver, Colo. J- WANTED, A GENTLEMAN ROOMMATE; references. 1924 Douglas street. U—M72 20 WANTED, TO LOAN MONEY IMMEDIATELY 1o everybody; $3.00 to $100.00, 6 per cent interest: easy payments; also death benefit for old. and N831 young, not exceeding $1.000.00; cost, 31 FOR RENT, DESIRABLE 10-ROOM, MODERN agents wanted; send - stamp {or particulars. residence, ‘first-class In every detail, centrally | SECOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND | M enet association, Richmond, -V, locuted. ' Rent, $0. B. H. Sheafe, 432 Pax- | = gold. L. Altman, 805 & 810 N. 16th st viand, ir., President; sccond auditor ton bl D—M30) N-§20 J58 of Vireinh. U—m 20 TENTS FOR RENT 1311 FARNAM ST, WANTED, TO BUY A LADY'S SADDLE ! D—gs1 horse: pacer preferred, Rae Cameron, 118 . VERy “lNH TROOM LU;\:;\‘IA]‘;I‘h _‘_.\'rl llu-, 9th street, AL LADIDS' FINE COTTON SUMMER DRI luced price; call at once. Fidelity Tiust Com. T = done up like mew: prices reasonable, pany, Dilpi i BOND. SARBANE % Howard street. Oman Dyo Worls. U—M805 3 S A DLE DWELLINGS IN Council Bluffs; call for list at Omaha office, 32 Paxton block. 1. H. Sheafe. D—Mo6T FOR RENT, TWO 10-ROOM MODERN FLATS, terms. Enquire 1914 FOR RENT, DES cheap. J. W. Squire, 38 Bee bidg. D-s23 | FOR RENT, HOUSES, STORES, FLATS. Ames, 1617 Farnam. D—-M53) FOR RENT — WANTED, GOOD MEDIUM priced houses. List your houses for rent With Ames. FURNISHED HOUSE, 20 near 2th, Call at 807 Brwon bl 5, 4 AND 3 ROOMS, AT 17T, 30n and Leaveriworth, D-M635 Jy2se FOR RENT, Letween J MODERN TEN ROOM HOUSE AND BARN, lso_cottuge and barn, cheap. Kental ngenc: 30 N. Y. Life, D- FOR RENT, pleasant, §‘room hous flowers, ' troes, ete. take It for the summ owner. A FOR RENT, CADITOL cently ocoupled by Capt. 8. A, Henry W. Yates. D-Ms13 10 GEN HAVING COOL, AV Ayres, 'S BASY, YOU WON'T MISS YOUR irices on furniture & household se Credit Co., 613-615 N, 16th st. 0851 CHEAT SH, UPRIGHT Wheelock plano, use rs; inquire of G. st.,, Lincoln, or 0—608 THE F THR DOLAN, A double is for sale. ' Tha furnit carpets, chuirs, bed nd Kitchen fur- nitu yihing for, o frstcluss boarding house. ho Dolan, 209-211, N. 18th st., from 10 to 11 a. m. and from 2 to 3 p. m. an rent . the houss or can remove ired, 0—M736 3 Purchaser furnit FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. BALED HAY FOR SALE, THD STANDARD Cattle_company, Ames, Neb., have 2,000 ton: of good barn-stored hay for sale. All orders filled promptly. 2 Q603 DENHEIM SPANIELS, THE HANDSOME littlo toys; Scotch Collies. G. H. Moore, 1631 Sherman avenie, importer and breeder, i Sl b i __Q-inn ST. BERNARD PUPS, 210l DOUGLAS STREET. Q FIOUSE FOR RENT NEAR HANSCOM PARK Hicks, New York Life bldg. D HOUSES, ¥. D. WEAD, 18 AND DOUGLAS for man and wife. N. 1ith. i BTNA HOUSE. Nunt',l'ul\l\;l::‘xlr CORNER LITH Dodge, Rooms by the day or wesk. .l E—956 Ty9% FURNISHED ROOMS, 1818 uinmi STREET. FURNISHED ROOMS, 6% S, FURNISHED ROOMS; NICE LOCA o o o FURNISHED ROOM. 017 TSHED ROOMS, FRONT, SINGL 'mm 1805 Chicagd stree M6 & ICE FOR SALE Tiros., Council Bluffs. SUPPLIES FOR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Sole agents for the NIGHT HAWK CAMERA, $5 8. Heyn & C photo suppiles, 1003 Farnam st. Q008-Jy3 BICYCLES, NEW AND OLD, §20 TO $125; BASY paymental we rent und repdir.” Omaha Bioycle Co. 16tn st Tel, 129, Q134 §15.00 BICYCLE NOW 7.5, 0.0 CUT TO $05.25, $90.00 cut to $250. ML Trofel, 2109 Leav- enworth street. Q3219 Jy1d GOOD SIZED HALL SAFE AT A DARGALN, 1406 Dodge st. Q631 3% SALE. SMITH PREMIER TYPB- writer; In use but short time. Call at 415 b building, Q-T16:5% — MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY Droperty; §3,000 & upwards, b to 61 per cent; no delaye. W. Farnam Smith'& Co., 1320 Farnam. W—607 MORTGAGE LOANS, A. MOORE, 604 N. Y. Life. W13 Jo¢ OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. 16TH AND Douglas streets, loan money on city and farm property at lowest rates of interest. W—610 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS improved and unimproved Omaha real estat Fidolity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam st W MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cent. W. B. Moikle, First National bank bujlding. W—613 MONDY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE 0. F. Davis Co., 1605 Farnam W—608 MONEY improved and unimproved Omaha real estate, 110 6 years. “nnllnu’ MONEY 7TO LOAN ONy xsuNAf PROF erty. Harvin Loan Cv,, i Y. Lafe bulic rnn RHORT TIME LOANE NOPLY 581, Paxton block BUSINESS CMNCES R SALE, CHEAP, FIRSIULASS NES TAU nt and lunch counter, chposiie ¥. E. & M. V. _depot, Fremont, Neb. 1 Y—-M6s1 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGR) ONE OF TH best paying drug stores i western Nebrask terms, one-halt cash, balance clear real estato or paper._Address O'42. Jiag Y—-Me33 300 YOU WANT TO DUY, SELL OR EX- ngo merchandise, get in or out of bualniss, on or address the National Tnformation ani Exchange Co., 28 First National M i, Omaha, Neb. Y—M630)y28 HAVANA FRE AR, FOR 5C. Y—Mi268-Jy-15 FOR SALF, A WELL BSTADLISHED PRO- duco and commission business, with best cold storage plant in Omaha, splendid location, at very low figure. I health of proprietor's family nccessitates removal from Omaha. For terma and particulurs apply to O 3, Bt ROWT PARTNER IN ¢ inoas, - with. $1,000.00 cash; must wilosman, Address O o6, THee ¥ T STOCK OF LIVERY DOIN a good At business at the county seat. Address F. THUM, Broken Bow, FOR EXCHANGE. HAVANA FRECKL S, A 10C CIGAR, 5 - M269-Jy-15 MPROV FOR EXCHAN 3D 160 ACRI miles west city limits; owner desires d_within 125 _miles from Omah: arnam street. EXCHANGE, EQUI I located Denver prof TP v N rty and cash to e change for stock of genl. mdse. Parties r & to ad, please state exuctly what ye d where it s, Address J. W. Doian, b, Z—M722 6 WK OF ) exchange A $1,000.00 O $5,000.00 an hardware n 1ive town: ,000.00 equity in a_splen alf seotion_of farm land near town i rm Ne- Adaress O M8 ADIOT ACRE W LAND HANG ing corporation, Towa City, Ia., nine thousand town; want merchandise; also 820 acres bottom improved land, Mitchell county, Kansas. Lock Tox 1563, lowa City, Ia. M816 7% HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, BARGAINS, 1 trade. F. K. Darling, Barker blk. sale or tra rker bl W _4-ROOM COTTAGE e city water; cor. 30th and Sah $1,90.00: long time. Inquire 1318 Farnam. Sam'l_Durns, RE—M3_ REAL ESTATE-HAVE TWO CUSTOME for medium priced residenices, If you have a bargain. List with Ames, 1617 Farnam. RE—-M5] NEATEST MARKET, DEST OF A Marsh's \ashington market, 614 N. MEAT 16th, 13310 MEAT AT 1320y10 PRICES 01 Jy13 THE BEST Holnzman's market, KURZ, OF 16th st CHOICE_Cl 5 N. CHOICE MEATS 10th atreet W GRINDING. SCISSORS, LAWN MOW ground. 'Melcholr Bros. 8, RAZORS, 1119 ‘Farnam s BTG, 3-Iv4 LAWN MOW- Wth, 11 AND RE. 28 Iyl RAZORS, BHEARS ers, ete. A. L. Underland, 106N LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED paired. . Bochl, rear 612 8. 16th ,CLIPPERS, TENTS AND AWNINGS. Wi Y DON'T YOU PUT U your home; keeps out sun, dence, costs but little, Tent & Awning Co., 1911 Farnam St. 3820517 WOLF BROS. & CO., MANUFA 8 OF awnings, tents, flags, wagon, ha, cove uling, 708, , streamors. 05 8 16th M3 ETC.; NEAT s6th_stroet, M-066 §y)_ GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY A HAR- mess. August Lohne, 7Tl 8. 16th street M-058 Jy) REPAIRING 03 HARNESS, WHIPS, 1 C. pecaliy. 113 N. 15th & spouting, valleys, roofing, don: City Tinners, §22 N. 16th’ st. TINWARE REPAIRED, E. GREDIC, 717 N. 16th strect. Copper and sheetiron wos LOST. IR MATCH SAF Address O 47, LOST, SILV 20th; reward. HORSESHOEING. HORSESLOER, 314 N, m-sru. . TH {ALONEY, 913 N, 16TH ST MRS, THOS. M L ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. iRS RE ARMATURE: storage batteries rechs 1 machinists; _superior Gmaia tiear Works, 617 and 619'S. lmlum;l DRESSMAKING TERMS MAKING-DBY DAY AT HOME reasonable, cut and fit guaranteed. Inquire at 1724 Capitol avenue. 602-20% — HAIRDRESSING. FARM LAND, . HARRISON, " STED WITH ME ful d0-acre tract, s, llumrh;h( WGAINS IN ACRE PROVERTY. ACRES with beautiful shade trees, cte. 2imwood park, only §2 5 ACRES near Seymouripark only $300.00 per gores, C. N. Y. Life I 2 BARGAINS IN HOUSES: AND LOTS FOR sale by I D. Wead, 16ty and Dougla 4T cottage and lot neag Hanscom paric, $050. 6 r. house, South Lth dt., §700, 6 v, 4 mi, west Hansedm park. $1,000. 6 r. cottage, 1 mi. N. WiB. O, ity water, cottage and lot Emmett st $1,100. r. cottage, 27th nr. Cuning st.. $1,500. r. house, 17th, 40x160 Iot, “$1.700. £ bouse Bristol st., citywate = cottage and lot, 21th Aty Dave cottage near Hanscom park, $2,600. T. modern house, trees,' $2,900. High Houso und lot,” Cap. ave.)’nr. 0. v house and_lot 4 lile' from eourt bov th $5,000, for $3.600. r. house. all modern, AF.'Dr. Mercer's, $1,000. 8 . 1% lot nr. Hanscsmpark, worth’ §,000, for cash or essy terms, $14W; 6 8 6 ] 6 school, 7 1. elegant Georgla ayey; home with barn, | 85,000, f B 'r. beautifal Hanscom®Piaké property, $5,000. 10 1. finely finished dwelling, 12 blocks from court house, with barn, $10,000, 10 r . residence with double corner in Kountze Place, '$9.0 10 r. east front residence,”100x150 ft., cast of Hanscom park, $5,000. Fine ‘hot water hoated east front home, 100 ft., off Pacific street car, $7,500. G0x132 €1, with modern’ bullt residence, 10 blks. from P. 0., $15,000. One of the fiest suburban residence in_reach of Omaha, with 160 acres of land on R. 15 cost of hous One of the fi appointm R., for t residences In the city, with ts, 333,000, Vacant unimproved lots and acres, for sale by . D. Wead. GOXI24 ft., $550. 44x132, * Bristol BOXIG, 27th st., Sightly 5 ore. ot nr. East front “Windsor Hanscom park, $1,100. 5 ft. frontage on Farnam st, nr. car, $1,300. Choice lot 50 ft., east Yates' residence, paved $1,500. all modern east front, nr. Kountze Place, st., $900, east of H. park, Druld Hill, Place lot, 0. west side ast’ front, 26th nr. Woolwos ine Jot north Hanscom pa; Fine lot Georgia 2,500, Full lot, front Farnam st. car Hne, $3,000. 31,500, 160 ft. frontage on 2st st., Fine sightly addition, 4 acres on car line, fort t a snaj 16 Jota, 3 sightly, with house $12,000. D. Wead, 16th and Doulas. tdence, will take 1 land. erty and $10,000 cash for bus- 10 acres nr. $15,000 brick p iness lot or store. 34,000 residence; will take % in a cottago home, Galveston_property for Omaha. Omaha_property for Des Moines. F. D. Wead, 16th and Dougla THIS IS A LIST OF BARGAINS, BUT IF YOU don’t sce what you want, ask for it: Seautiful residence, Park avenue, $5,500.00, Hanscom Place lot, north of park, $2,20).00. East front residence, steam heaf, on Lowe _avenue, $3,600.00, n’ in Windsor Place, west of the park F. D. Wead, 16th and Douglas. M HOUS house, price RE- 750 30 F. D. Weid, 16th and Douglas. VERY GOOD 6-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT 42 1 Dlocke trom 13th atroet car, 0. D. Wead, 16th and Douglas. 3750 30 50-FOOT LOT ON FARNAM, NEAR 43RD, $1.300.00: “Ambler Place 1ot, $300.00, F. D. ad, i6th and Doug] RE-75) 30 1% LOTS AND GOOD §-ROOM HOU! N Hanscom park, a snap, ¥. D. 34,000, 16th and Douglas. BUSINESS NOTICES, BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WB i §500.00 ¢ Wead, MILLER, LADIES HAIRDRESSING, SHAM- pooing, steaming hair goods, 1513 Douglas. OPTICIANS THE ALOR & PENFOLD CO., SCIE ticians, 103 Farnam st., opposite Puxton hotel. s examined fr WHOLESALE COAL. JOHNSON DBROS., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited. 1608 Farnam street. 466 PLUMBERS. FREE—PLUMBING OF EVERY steam & hot water heating; sewerage. Ol'.hLFNIH‘-CK, BANJOIST AND ‘teachér. 1510 California_street. i I DENTISTS. DR. GRO. 8. NASON, DENTIST, SUIT Paxton block, 16th & Farnam sts! Tel. SHORTHAND AND TYPLW ITING. VAN_SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, 613 N. Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for circular. 621, TICKET BRDKERS 3. H. DAVIES, MEMBER A. T. . ASS'N; tickets bought and sold. 1312 Farnam street. 291 gy18 P, H. RNAM. 202 Jy16 E. C. Wlll' Navva and Brain Treatment 55010 under PORitive WeItien: GunraRioD, by SuThon ized ngents only, to cure \eak Momory: Loss of Brain ind Nerve Powor; Lost Manhood; Quicknesa; Night Lossos; Evil Droms; Lack of Confidence} Nervousnoss; Lassitude; all Drains; Loss of Power of tho Gonotatiye Orguns In elthar sex, caused by ovor-gxertion; Youthful Errors, or Excestive Use ot Tobacco, Opiim or Liquor, which soon lond to MMisery, Consumption, Inganity and Death, By mail, £18 box; 6 for $5; with wFitten guaranteo to curo or Fofund woney. WINT CODCH SYRUB. & cbriats curo for Coughs, Colds, Asthmn, Bronehitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, Sore Throat. Plonsant o tko. Bniall £1z0 discanfinued; old, 806, size, now 250.; ol #1 61z, 10w 000, GUARANTEES (ssusd only by Goodman Drug Co., Omaha. PATEIITT BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREL. RAILWAY TIME GARD CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.|Attives Omaha Leaves Omana| _ Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | .Chicago Vestibule. ‘Chicago Express. 0 and lowa ¢ Junction BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER. Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Tereeess:Denver I Deadwooa Denver Express, *iNebraska (except Sun.). ‘Lincoln Local (except Sunds Omaha| 10:150m. 19:dtam. LOANS WAN T buy hay, A. H. Snyder, 1615 Burt st., tel. 1107. TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON 833 85 Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. | DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 N. 16. W09 &1 Jys D. J. N. FRENZER, OPP. 1.0, | ROEDER'S PHARMACY, 107 N. MTH_ST. WML Jyi 530 Jys OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPR FACTORY; OLD Dipes mado new. 813 S. lath, Busi LOANS. E. H. SHEAFE, 432 PAXTON BLOCK. Wess LI'E INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought. F. C. Chesney, Kansas City, Mo. Vol MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real cstate. Hrennan, Love & Co., Paxton bik: WGl ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. 818 N.Y. 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OVFICE AND store fixtures a speclalty, 4613 Capitol n\':i' ORNICE BKY 1611 Howard at. A MARTIN, B (ERCHANT TAILOR, ESTAB. 8. Imp. o noyeliles. 1807 Farnam: f 198-Jy4 BUITS TO ORDER AT m,d‘, 8. LARSEN, 515 16th st Established 3 yéars. 51 Iy ALL- Sea 8 MOITENSEN, THE OLD RELIAR or, 44 N. 16th, has g reduced prices. my Xp. -....Colorado_ Limited UNION PACIFIC, epot 10th & Mason Sts.| Donver Bxpress. TAriives Omi Bis §5 pants and §20 suit all made in_Omaha. 263 Jyi 2:l5pm.... 0 Overland Fyer., . Sdbbm. Heairice s Stromab'k ISk (ex $un) 13 GEAODM. s eveseres BCHIC EXDIESS. .1vrren. 100 _:30pnt. .. Fast Atk i aves [CHICAGO, MIL- PAUL | Axiives S ata Uttlon Depot. 10th & Masor: Ss| Omaiia Toipm Chicigo Limited... ... 1:0am iiag Sun’s Leaves J] & MO, VALL At Omahal _Depot 15th and Webater fits. [ Omaha T9:0am Dradwood ~ Express 6:1pm 9:050m (i 2 WWyo. Bx.(Bx. Mon). 8ihin aupm.. Norolle Express (5%, Sinday.)./10(481m pm L8 Paul Expi L Nm Leaves [ CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N |Arrives alU. T Depot 10th & Muson Stw.| Omaha r..Chlengo Express 6:l0mm aiospm. |11 Vestib I 9imam 8impm. .. at H G:opm. (i, iy AN O, FRRICTON, FRACOEEE | S MB RS | 1 SASOURL TASIIOE Art ¢ aven 850 ACIIC rrives — ERTAKBRS AND BNBALME: Gmabal . Depot Toin and, Woseter Bta. | i H. K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND 00am . ...8t. Louls Express.. 6:000m MONEY TO LOAN- cnfjn-m.s. embalmer. 1613 Chicaga, Tel. 80. @ | s ifl;' Youls Bxpros. [ iy MO! ¥ TO LOAN OUSEHOLD FU ;TV]NHQV & VALIEN, UVL"“!TJH\ 3 AND SLPMDANL (o 2 ALTAih Joon o ture, planos, horses, wagons. or aiy kind of b : - Yeavow L P M & O, [Arrives flll’rmuflly, ot Jowest possible rates, which embalmers. 1701 Cuming st.. teiephone 1060, 828 Omahal l)< )w! 15th ‘and W, Sts, | Omaba Tnount, PIDELITY ‘LOAN QUARARTHE COF | 3 UL, UN iR ANE » N e R mount . TEE C 0. MAUL, UNDERTAKER AND EM- ¢ Accom (Sun. 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ROOM 427, RAMGE miu 1ith stroet, ‘Bes buliding. on Ball, KING CORY 1S FLOURISHIN (Continued from Second Page.) cultivated once and some of it twice. Thero Is now plenty of molsture. Nothing Is lack- | ng for good growth. With the absence of | hot winds and a reasonable amount of molst- ure hereafter no better conditions could be | desired, SHERIDAN COUNTY. Gordon—\Wheat was the prineipal crop last year. About the same acreage this year Hundreds of acres of chickory planted, but the dry weather prevented its growth. Corn is In good stand and the drouth has not effected it. Impossible to make collections Trade will Improve as soon as crop Is as- sured. Hay prings—Crops in this vicinity are the best we have ever had at this time. The principal crop last year wns wheat Fifty to 60 per cent less than last year. More oats and corn this yoar by the same rate Collections are a little slow. Deposits in banks are more than a year ago. Cash on hand nearly double. Rushville—Principal crop last year wheat Acreage this year, compared with last, about three-fourths ‘as much. Prospects this year at present good. Have had plenty of rain up to this time. Collections are siow, trado dull, and all here depends on crop. SHERMAN COUNTY. Litchfield—Small grain was damaged by drouth, but a fine rain on the 4th and Sth of June have improved the prospect of small grain with crop. very materially. A number of pieces favorable weather will make a full Collections are slow, owing to last failure, but prospects are bright for ,,mm collections this fall. Loup City—This county has not suffered from the drouth as severely as any of the adjoining countios. SIOUX COUNTY. Harrison—Not as many acres in as last year. Collections are about the same as past year, as this is more of a stock county than farming. armers are a little blue. Montrose—Acreage about the same as last year. More diversified. Acreage of corn a great deal larger. Prospects for small grain not very good. It is nearly ruined by drouth. “Collections are very slow and hard to make. Condition of trade quict; futuro prospects not very bright, either for mer- chants or farmers; stock in fine condition and doing well, ANTON COUNTY. Stanton- creage In wheat and oats has decreased this year compared with last year 25 per cent. The cause of the decrease in was the low price. While about wheat the same amount of oats was sown this as last year, a great part of the same was sown before the frost in March, which so damaged that cereal that a great part of it was planted to corn. There is about the same acreage of rye as last year, but the crop will be very poor. It gave token of being an unusually heavy crop until the frost, which caught a great deal of it in the blossom, and the extent of the damage will not be known definitely until harvested. Those who have rye say there will not be a half crop. Corn at present Is in fine condition, never better. It has never suffered on a nt of dry weather, Acreage 1 per cent greater than last year. The wheat and oats have not faréd so well. Collections are slow and farmers are only buying the actual neces- sities of .life, which reduces the trade of merchants, 'THAYER COUNTY. Alexandria—\Wheat is a failure on account of dry weather. Corn killed in May by frost, but is looking well now. The crop prospects now, except wheat and oats, are as good as in years past. Hebron—Tne principal crop last year was corn, of which there was about an average vield. There is at lea:t one-third incrcase of corn acresge this year, as it has been demonstrated that it s the safest crop. It is in splendid shape, an extra good stand and growing well. Oats and wheat will not be half a_crop on account of the dry weather during March, April and the first part of May. A good deal of wheat ground was plowed up and put into corn. It i: almost impossible to make collections from mer- chants in country towns, as they must corry thefr custcmers, and the farmers have very little ready motey. There is no prospect of permanent improvement till fall. Merchants here are in good shape, as they do bu:iness on a cash system. Prospects were never better for an immense corn crop. THOMAS COUNTY. Thedford—Prospeets not bright; rains too long delayed. VALLEY COUNTY. Arcadia—Principal crops last year, corn and wheat, with less acresge of wheat and nearly double of corn this year. Larger crop planted than ever before. will be unusually light. Corn never looked better than at the present time. Business Is very light and collections slow, biit if there is a good ccrn crop all will be right. Ord—Corn is always the principal crop. Acreage of corn is somewhat larger than last year. Corn never had a better prospect than now. The stand is better than cver before. Small grain has been seriously damaged by dry weather and will not exceed one-third of a crop. More millet will be sown this year than ever before. Hay will necessarily be very short. Collections are at a stand- still. Very little will bo done with them un- til fall. Merchants are, in general, in very good shape to stand up until fall. Trade is very light, WASHINGTON COUNTY. Dlair—Coplous rains have practically in- sured a fair crop of small grain, which is now looking quite well, but is a little back- ward. Corn is looking fine. 1Is very clean and a good stand all over the county., The acreage is about the same as previous year: The prospects are that this county will have a full crop. Collections are a trifle slow, but not bad. Trade is fairly good, with Small grain With the adyantages of Fdgemont Soutlh Dakota, 1y sure to Lecamo i big city. LAt us toll you what they aro and why a dollar invested in Edgemont, S. D. real estate mow will double itself Inside ¥ g H i H § of two years. Lots §100 1nd upwards. Easy monthly tefins, | ] Writo for Pamphlet, Price List, and roferences—{ree B The Edgemont Company, Omaha, Neb. 1} oo o W L DoucLAs THE BEST, NO SQUEAKING. os CORDOVAN, FRENCH& ENAMELLED CALF. 342550 FINE CALF & KANGARO. | 93.5&;%5}&3 SOLES. 508 INGM 2% EXTRA FINE, ENS 42,4173 BOYSSCHOOLSHOES, PRI |7'=E B 12 . 43 BesTDONGOL, | SEND FOR CATALOGUE W:L'DOUGLAS, *&°" BROCKTON, MASS. mve money by wenring the Douglas 83.00 Shoe. aro the largest manufa in tho world, and guarantee thelr botiom, whicli protect you aga(ast high priccs ani tho middicman's proflis. OLF shoes qual custom work-In atyle, ety itlng aiia Wear quaitios Sold by A. W. Bowman Co., 117 N. 15 C. J. Carlson. 1218 N, 24th. Eilas Svenson, 2003 N. 2ath, lgnatz Nowman, 424 8. 13th. . W. Fishor, 2925 Leavenwor:h. Plat, prospects for bettér. Farmers dent of a successful year, Kennard—FEvery kind of grain and garden Stult I8 getting to the front in good Shape. As to small grain there will be about half & crop on account of dry weather, but some feel confl= think they will have falr average arop, un='g less it is some grain that was sown very arly. Corn never looked better. The acres | age is about the same ax previous yoars One-third small grain. Trade is qulet and merchants are holding their own. No doubt with good crops will return good times, or at least better than we have had for some time past. WAYNE COUNTY Winside—The principal crop last yoar was corn, and s the same this year in the immedinte vicinity. Thore fs a good deal more land under cultivation than last year, crops of all kinds, but mostly corn. Pros= pects are good for all crops now. Colleos tions are slow as a result of continuod “hard times” and faillure of banks to supply people with money. Business is about as it was last year, If anything, a little improved, as people are anticipating good returns after harvest. WEBSTER COUNTY. Hill—Principal crop last corn, Acreage, 100 acres to the Some winter wheat last year, but the erop was poor and did not pa A large acreage this year of winter wheat. Most of it has been plowed up and planted to corn, and fncreased acreage of corn on account of winter wheat and oats belng plowed up. Thirty-three per cent of small grain and hay will be almost a total fuilure in Webster county this year. Corn never looked better, Blue yoar was quarter. with ‘a_large acreage. Collections are very slow, Prospects are better since rains. Wil be fair if corn matures properly. Guide Rock—Rains came too late for small grain ver saw better prospect for corn, A very large acreage of corn. Red Cloud—The principal crop in this county s corn. Acreage this year shows increase over former years. Oats will not make more than 30 per cont of crop. Wheat will make about 40 per cent of crop. Corn crop cloan, growing well and prospects of corn could not be better. Collections are slow. WHEBLER COUNTY. Bartlott—The principal crop here Is corn. We have never had a total failure here. Have a sandy soil and can stand more dry weather, as well as wet w ther, than a great many other sections. Collections of course are slow and hard times are felt here as elsewhere. Corn prospect good and will have some small grain Ericson—Small grain and grass have suf- fered and will not make half a crop. Corn looks fairly well, but late. It will make & fair crop. Prospects for collections are not very good and they are slow now. YORK COUNTY. Bradshaw—Wheat, oats and hay very light. None for sale. The recent rains have been enough to carry all other crops fin good shape to July 1. Corn never was in better shape and we have the heaviest acre- age we have ever planted. The only draws back is that the soil is dry from long drouth, and without frequent rains, as-soon as corn begins to sink deep it will reach dry ground and stop growing. With heavy rains we will have the largest crop ever ralsed, The prospect Is that we shall have abundant moisture. Waco—The prospect for corn was never better and a much larger acreage than last yoar, probably the largest ever raised. Oats will ‘make about one-half of a crop. Wheat vill bo nearly a failure. Some fields may malke ten to fifteen bushels per acre. Crops of all kinds were very light last year, not to exceed one-fourth of a crop. Collections are very good and the general outlook favorable (o all kinds of business. York—No crop in York county last yeor to amount to anything. No small grain th year. One-half ‘more acreage in corn this year than last. Corn looks well now, but needs rain. Collections poor; trade dull and not likely to incroase until crop is assured. e Malaria_is onc of the most insidious of health destroyers, Hood's Sarsaparilla counteracts its deadly polson and builds up the system. fe R T s Ty Balloon nightly at 8 at Courtland Beach. e e LOW RATES TO THE EAST Via the Lurlington Route. July 5, 6 and 7, round trip tickets, good return until September 1, to Asbury Park, N. J,, will be on sale at the one way ' rate, plus $2.00, A’ special train, carrying sleepers and free reclining chair cars, will leave Omaha at 4:30 p. m,, July 5, and will run through to Asbury Park. Tickets and full information upon applica- tion to the Burlington's city ticket agent at 1324 Farnam street, Omaha. e Breeziest place—Courtiand beach, e Cheap Seaside Excursion. July 7, 8 and 9 the Baltimore & Ohlo Southwestern railway will sell, account Na- tional Teachers' convention, cheap excursion tickets to Asbury Park, N.'J., allowing par- ties to visit other seaside resorts, good res turning until September 1, under certain con- ditions. For full particulars address A, O, Goodrich, western passenger agent, P. O, box 264, Kansas City, Mo, to mes K. overelgn. will speak at the Knights of Labor plenic at Sarpy Mills park July 4th. Special trains for the park leave the B. & M. depot at 10 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Ticks > cents. — e f A delicious remedy—Courtland beach, e 4th of July Rates. July 3 and 4, the Burlington Route will round-trip tickets at the one way rato to points in Nebraska within 200 miles of Omaha. City ticket oflice, 1324 Farnam street. o Just One-Half. the regular fare will be charged 4th of July excursionists on Union Pacific )ines, Ses your nearest U. P. agent for dates of sale and lmits on tickets. ————— Bathe today at Courtland beach. e WEATHER FORECAST, Falr, Warmer and Variable Winds In Ne- braska, WASHINGTON, July for Monday are 1—The indications For Nebraska--Fair; warmer; varlable winds. For Towd-—Fair; north winds. For Missouri—Fair Monday; north wind: w er In the eastern and cooler in the western portion, For South Dakota—Fair; warmer; winds westerly, shifting to the south, For Ki ir h winds, shiftin to cast; warmer treme western an in the northwest portion. Locul Record. Orrick o Tits WEATHER BURzAU, July 1.—Omahn rainfallc pust four y Omana, ora of temnerature and nparod with corresponding day of s 1894, 189: ature H8Z K72 Maxinium temper: Minimun: woiberavuro. 5 o temperature., 762 |‘lm|):l|ulum #z! G s Statement showing tha condition of toms perature und pracipitation at Omabha for the day and sinco March 1, 1504 Normal temporature... " reos 748 cons for theday ..., 22 | xcoss sineo Murch 1 aeeee v 4302 Norml precivitation .../ 1inch Deticieney for the duy 06 inel Deficiency sineo March 1 2 inchos n Other St LRSS ] sTaTiONS. | 2 ~-3agIman Oma North Piatto, "L..01 | Vale 00 | Clear, Chie s 00| Clundy, St Louis T Cloudys 8t Paw, . 00l¢ Divenpor: 00 Kunmis City. 1010 00/ Cloive, Denver 00 Partclowdgs 00 Purteloudgd | 00| Clonr, of 00 00 Clieyenne Milea City () Tndicaton trace, CRLORGE B HUNY, Looal Forecast OMelal - Kelly, £tigar & Co., Farnam & 15th T°A. Cressy, 2500N st,80. Omana. Balloon ulu.u, at § at Luurllmd Deach,