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THE OMAHA DATLY BEE : WJSDNKSDAY , ACJG.UST 15 , 1P9J. They read these little before they know it A JLITTLB A.D. don't cost you much of anything & 1.5O a line a month and it helps -wonderfully Be careful , now , or you'll be reading some of these little ads. If you do , won't some one else ? Our ad , men can write these ads. to do you good. Drop us a postal , or tele phone 238 , 8PEG1RL NOTICES. Advcrtlncmcnts for these columns will l > o tnken until 12:30 : p. m for the iwnenlntr nnd until 9W : p. m. for llii" morning nnd bundny editions. AdvcrtlnerB hy repupstlng a mimlier checfc. cnn have nnnwm nddrth-scd to u nunilieied letter In cnre of ThiHee. . Annwera to nddreujtd will be delivered upon presentation nf the check nntr * . IMc n woid first ln rtl < m , le n word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 23o for flmt Insertion Theno advertisements mu t nin consecutively. SITUATIONS WANTl/D. \VANTin IIY * YOUNO I.ADV.'l'OMITION AS Blenotfrapher. two years' experience ; recently with wholesale IIOUHC ; city rtferenre Address . A-212 r , ' _ T 31. Hec. _ " WANTHD."POSITION AS JANITOIt , 12 YIIAnS experience ; cm do nil repairing , etcAildrcia .1. i : . . South Omihi. A 2S2 14' WANTED MALE HELP. EOLICITOUS. THAM8 rURIID.INSrALLMnNT goods American Wringer Co , K13 Howard BALisiiiN ( nNiuaivriC ) WANT MIN or coed nddress on salary foi retilll trade- Apply 1518 Dour-Inn It MHO _ hJ _ _ WA\"rri ) , 2 SINRKU.Hviio CAN PLAY b.inju or guitar. Address T 21 , let ! > 11-M15S 15 _ WANTID , BALISMIN ron KINI : cmrrts and clgais , pnlary J10000 u nunili and ex penses pild Adilnrs Cullfoinla C dor compiny , Chicago , 111 11-M2JI li. ' _ WANTI2D , A rillST-CLA'SS MI2VT Ct'TTKrt fora flrat-tlnra mm l.pt. Munt IJL T plrlclly Al man , nnd host of rtfucnces 01 no ntcntlon pild Good salary AddrcbS A. II C . lied Ojl. _ la SALKSMIN WANTID IN KVP.IIY COUNTY IN the United Hliitis , 17300 miinth and i xpeiKes ; olllce , iidNeills'iig , dellxerv ti. nn fuinlshed Ooods monup ly Addtibs 1C S Co 112 Cntnn- nado tldg . Iliiatnn , Mum _ IIMHJ'i 1" . WANTED FEMALE HELP. LADIUS WA.NTINO I'UIST-CLASS OIIll.S nnply Scandinavian Y. L llonut t\chinie , 0j N. ICth. C-S191U ID' oiiiL ron GINIUAL iioL'sinvor.K 1216 N. SCth bl. , Bin-ill family. C 1C3 WANTED , A LADY OI" DUSlNHhS TACT AS n slstnnt mlcslid } , good pij , iiLiinanuit jio- sltlon. Adduis T S5. Iec C 2W 13 WANTHD. GIHL I'O It qiNiit\L : HO I1 < JT > work. Mrs.V M. 1'ullcr , 131J huuth JOth st. C 20i-l | WANTHO. A COHI'KTUNT OIIIL TOIl GIN- LIU ! woilc ; fiiu'l u.imn Call at 301" Chleiiiro street. C M277 1S WANTED , EXPEIUENCEI ) O1HL POIt GHN- ciul housowtiK , nlso compt It nt nurct * Kill. Mis. C. L. Ueuel , 2-'H UoUKlna stie'ct. C M.US ! ( > ami , ron GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN A Btnnll family , must ho n K < H | ciiok Apply mornings , Mrs. Samuel Gamble , -OuJ H-ilf How- aril. C MJJ1 1S FOR RENT HOUSES. TENTS ron HUNT. 1311 PAHNAM ST. D-CC3 VEUY PINE 7-UOOM COfTAOEAT IuT eluced price , call nt once. PUellty Trust Com pany , 1703 I'arnim street. U CGI WANTIJD-aoOl ) MHUIUM PRICED HOUSES. List your liojaes foi rent with Ame-s D-C63 HOUSES , r. K. DAIIL1NG , 11AUKUU IILOCK. IJ-CCo HOUSES IN ALL PAP.T.S OP THE CITY. THE O. P. Dnvls compniiy , 1103 Turnuin 1 > Co7 UENTAL 607 . U-C63-A17 & CO , It. 1 , CONTINENTAL 11LK. 1) 610 riNU 7-noo.\i coiiNnn I'I-AT AT 701 s. IGTH street ; runuo and all other lonvcnleneca. Gioiga CloUBer , loom 2. 1C23 Tainani stieet. U JOt ) rou HUNT ir SOMU OIJNTLCMAN AD his vvlfo uoiild UKn to rent a cli'sli.ible modern house of nine' looms In u Uioko location , no have It. lloggs A. 1III1. l33vA2' > ' ) CALL AT Ol'l ICU roil I'ULL Ul CUII'l'lON and photogruph of HICBO houses. S22a I'ratt utreet , 4 rooms , JS 00. 3113 Kenard stleet , 4 rooms , lieu10 CO S\\3 llrlstol Btrect , 7-room cottage , cv cry thing In it , hound to suit , J2J 00 , Ono of the finest 7-ioom hoilnes In city , J30. Vldellly Tiust Co. , 17th and Tarnum sis D 613 _ roil HUNT. MODIUN O-IIOOM COTTACIIJ ; call forenoons 1521 Sherman avciuio D MC21 nonsis. vnuv KIASONAHLI : . VILL LO- calcd. Sheiwood , 912 N. Y. Life U 9J9-1I * roil IIRNT. LAItOK TWO-STOllY HUII.DINO , foimerly used hy the MarholT Trunk Tactory. 8430 Hevvardjit. 1) 790 si roil HUNT. MOST IHISIIIAHLU HOUSi : . ! 3I1 1'arnum. It. C. I'alterson. ltung < ! hloe-k. D-M901 _ roh iitttn. D\VILLINGS : IN nil parts of city. II. bhnife , 3J 1'axton Mk U 037-SC rou IUNT. A nnsiuAiii.u loltnga from September 1st , nfoioncea re- quired. T 21. Hec. U-MI31 1J sT o. 8 AND"IOHOOM nousns. ALL MOD- crn , lawn and shade. Apply at 211 N Y. Llfo or 2121 Miami sttvet. D MIS ) Tilt : rilKNKUIl , lll-llii N. 25TII STHIIKT ; 21 largo roiuns ; all modern convenkneesVI11 rent cither half xcpirntcl ) . John N rronzvr , Opp. 1 * . O. D M2S1 18 kHQOM COTTAGIJ , MODIMIN , 810 bO 30TII I61J CAPITOL AVENPE , 210 N. MTU. IN- qulro 5315 Capitol nve-imo. U s,0.15 10-HOOll llOl'Si ' : , MODUUN 621 H. Wh street , L > > ; It , ' Ton IlENT. VLAT l.V LINT ON IILOPK , OOH- nt-r of Mason and 13th mrtvts ; il minis in KO ! repair. 117.04 per month , Inquire of John Ham- tin , 17 , In ItlocK. D-.M.-j. ) " FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. rilONT HOOM IXU ONE Oil TWO OHNTLi ; . mm CM S. ISth ilrevt. 1I-MDI3 1S > FUimiSHRl ) IIOOM8 ; MODKHNJ SUITAHLR for onBor tvvo. Uia . NICELY PUUNIHIIED ItOOMS I'OK OENTLE- men orsil \ \ \ huiiK-ki-epliii ; . bOO Noith 17th st. B 1M1I4 on UNKlMlN'IHHED. E-171-I7 * NICILY : FUIINIHIII : HOOMS wnn ALI. conv e-nle-ncca. rirbUcluaa board , ill No mh trc * . KM.'ii 20 _ fl'HNISIIKD ' ItOOMS. CW SOUTH IJTlfhT K-MJM Hll IIOOM von HouaiKiiriNa N WANTKD-TO I.IJT. rUHNISIUJD HOUHU OK ten rooms , will take rrnt In Uvtrd. Hcfrr- cncca required Addrrs * Mtl Callfornli itrcrt. . _ K-MJ3I 1J " rUHNISHKO HOOMH AT JU . 1J-M15I U 11 * nooM , HATH , $ . isu r.\nNXM. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD , HOMK UN Dint CA11B QV Christian a oclatlon. Ill U. litli at. K-671 ItOOUtT WITH UOAUU UK CHICAQO FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Cuntlnaed. NICIILY rUllNISIIRD HOU11B AND KlIlbT clans hoard 1721 Dodge. K-215 All _ ' A'ND IIACK IAHLOII.LSO SMALL ( Irsl-class board 2105 DouqlatT T M2I5 18 VIHY DISIHAIILI ; t-N nnd hack pirlora , nlso furnlshe-il rooms , e\er > - thlng llrst-eliss , J10 and 21- South 2.'ith street l'-MI34 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT & UNrt-iiNiaiiuD ciLumnns ron House- keiplng tu limn and wife ; no children 319 No 17th st O 811 I'Oll H13NT-S UNITIINIS1IRD HOOMS WITH nil conveniences. 237G Harney St G-1CV1C * FOE RENT-STORES AND OFI'ICES COUNRII sTonl : , sooo. 921 DOUGLAS. IN quire 9 ! . I tnSfiS { oil 11PNT , HOOM , C5 li32 , . ' \D fLOOU Of my stole , suitable for cloaks nnd milts , good light and elevator service. Mis. J , Dens in 1-.M)53 ! ) rou nuNi1 , mi : 4-bTonv iniicu 'JIG I'arnam street Tnc building his a fire proof ecment h laemcnt , completeste"n ni\ \ Ing llxluu'a , uatei on all Moors , gas , et ; Ao pl > at tha olllec of The Ueo 1 1/u / ron HINT : IHST .STOIH : nooM IN Tin : cll > . nt nu Dougl.ia street. I-MI7T 1S _ AGENTS WANTED. ACIMS DOT 1 1 sixis : TO TAicn CON- trnets for reliable llrm. 435 l'a < ton blk , Omaha. J-741-A30 * _ WAMTIJD , AGI3NTS TO TAKI3 OIIDIIHS HY Fimplo nt homo or travel , expenses and good B iHr > qr commission to rUht pirty Samples pent on applle.itlon. Addiess uHh stamp Lock Itux I.'O. ! \c\v Yotk Cit > WANmi ) , IMMr.DIATKLY , TliniJU CANVAS" . is , Om ih i nnl Coimpll IShilTs , worth f 3 Oil to- daIMM r cnc d silfsm-rt only , B mpthlnj ; new , Immense sales. Call 2707 Q street , South O liana. J XIJJ7 10 _ AOINTS ALWAYS hOMirniiNO NUVV AND best sellers In Iidlea' p > ods Willilodiy , it will pn > jou Lidlea' btipply Co , 3113 1'orest avenue. Chlcigo. J M290 13 * jr.O W TO J23000 PGIi MONTH CAN HH MAIJB hy activeicllihlo men of hitflness experience as fctatti ngrjits for the advertising depart ment of our hotel register business Lifetime work In jour o\vn statu to successful men Address ulth references , James T Hah Com piny , 51 West Washington strtet , Chicago. J MJI3 r. " _ WANTED TO RENT. WANT TO LKASH TOIl TKIIM Or YnAUS Tenement block or number of dwellings rpn trally located. Address I * . O. Box 7j. . K373AH STORAGE. STOHAGD , WILLIAMS & CIIOSS.1214 IIAHNHY. M-C73 n i'on iiousiniOLD GOODS. CLUAN and cheap rate. 11. Wells , 1111 Tarnam. M-C73 _ OM VANibTOHAGIJ CO ,1503 I'AHNAM. Tcl 155J M b7 IIHST STOiiAGn BUILUINQ IN OMAHA , u. 8. gov. bonded warehouse Hoiisehnld goods stored. Lowest rates 1012-1015 Leavenworth M-7IS WANTED TO BUY. UHbT FOll THE MONiYIIA\ 1'ltnCKLRS N M307-A19 CASH ron LUMiinn DU&INHSS IN i.ivn toun ; give full particulars. T 3 , Dee olllce N MliSO S7 WANTIID A rr.W GOOD SHfOND HAND lilcjcles , must he bargains Omih i Hlcyele Co , 3il N. ICtli street N 283 17 GOOD oi'No iionsn AND I'HAi'.roN. HOOM C , I'ron/er block , oppjslto postofllccN N M23S in FOR SALE FURNITURE. IVvAMKNTS 13ASY , YOU WON'T MlbS YOUH mone > Low prices on fumlturo i. household goods. Enterprise Credit Co. . CIS 613 N. loth st. O 673 FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETO ron SALIJ , TWO GOOD I-AMILY . cheap for cash ; tafo nnl lellable H L. Ihnket , undertaker , 2Jd and Cuming streets. P M840 I'lNi : SIKOND HAND I'HAinONS AND C.VIt- ilages. A. J. Simpson's Itiposltoi } , 1411 D.itlse. 2 TOP HUGGIiSr.3 : & JM.LnATHIUlTOl'CAn- llngo $03 Drummond Carriage Co P 331 ron SALI : on TRA uii 2 iionscs wnioii- Ing 1,000 Ibs. each. t > and 7 ) ar old 1'red Terry , 430 Hamtre block. I' 701 Tin : int : > T LIATHIH TOP IIUGCIY IN OMAHA for { IS 00. DrummonJ , ISth nnd lUrney.P5M P-5M ron SALI : , A PINR HO\DSTIH ADDIHSS A. H bpuir. Creston , Iowa. I' M.22 J3 * ron SALI : VIHY CHIAP. A riNi : FAMILY horse , rithei fast , good harm-pa and buggy. Inquiry at city comptroller's olllcc. P-270-19 sr\N or nonsis : snvnN YRAIIH OLD , good single drivers , 1903 Davenport stieet P 239 10 * PONY. 6 YRARS OLD , GOOD DIUVIHI. J10 00 511 Hj IGlh sticct. P M2SJ 13 * FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. ici : ron SALE , CAN SHIP OVKII ANY HOAD out of Omaha and Council Ulurts. I imorf/iux Hron . 8UD bo. 161ll , Omaha. Q 33J-A17 _ ICK roil SALR IN CAIl LOTS. dlLIlKItT Ili-ua . Council llluffs. _ Q M623- . ' 3 CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND OllNAMENTAL fenc * made. C. H. Lee , 901 Douglas. Q-771 _ _ _ _ _ _ - MANIC AND PLATTi : VALLUY BAND ron sale. C. W. Hull Company , 20th & liard st . < 1-77S _ WAGON UMllimLLAS. SIMPSON. 1411 DODOR. riNi TiionououuRRU. HOUOII-COATI : ! ) HI Hernanl puppies ; all eilglblo to reRlstnitlnn. C. J. Hetiler , 2530 Muple street. q-113 1C' MISCELLANEOUS. HAVB YOUIl OLD CAHPRT WOVRN INTO rugs Emnna rugs repaired , 1521 Leavenworth. It M543 CLAIRVOYANTS. MltS IMl H. WAIIHRN , CLAIIIVOYANT. HE- llaLlo builncu medium ; 7th > cur at 119 N. 11 S7 MASSAGE , BATHS. ETC. MM13. LA HUG. 4M SOUTH UTH. T-M991 87 * " MAUAMB 8SIITH. 60 ! 8. 13TH. ID PLOOn. nx > m 3. Maiuge , vapor , alcohol , steam , sill- pliurlna and aea laths. T MitlT , MADAME ; UERNAIIP. nu DODOE. tu : < PERSONAL. THY HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC SMOKE. U-MM7-AH S MADIs HEtoVEIlEDAND UK- paired. 103 South BlitctnlU street. U-C 1 PERSONAL. Continued. WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J Midler's new Ice crenm parlors , JJ03 Ipavcn noith street ! everythlnif Is nf\r , Including th tulldlng. Tcl. 1090. Ice crcim delivered U7 VIAVI HOME THKAT.MENT FOR LADIUd. Health book nnd consultation free. Address or call Vlavl Co. , 310 Hco uldg , Lady attt-ndant. U-679 UNION 11HANDOKNUINEVIIOI.i : WHEAT Dour. Whentfl New hrciikfimt food. Nenl & Conrad , Wholesale Agents , Omaha , U MS-AIS * CHRAM roil WHIPPING OOTTAOK CHEESlf Wnlciloo creamery , 1C13 Howard , tcl 1132 U-20I SH WHOLE \\HEAT HIIEAD I'llOM UNIIOLTEU Hour at Imogen L. Hamsey's , 217 N. ICtli st. U-212-AH MASAGE HAT11S. M.ME. POST , 319 8. 15I'll. U 385 _ SAMUEL IIUHNS INVITR3 YOU TO SEE HIS new dinner sets at } 5 75 , formerly SIO 00. U-M3 A24 HALDUKP- A pleapant und convenient placi * , 152) r.innm street. Pnxton block ; 'phono 711 U (39 _ THE 'WOMAN'S 1IAKERY SUPPLIES VA- rlcty of clioleu gooils , besides live kinds ot tha bm bread In maikct ; whole wheat bread n specialty , goods delivered ; telephone 4SI. Mrs C. Bnvllle , manager , 1101 N. 21th St. U-CS3-A-2J HTRAW HATS CLEANED , HESi.l'KD AND midonew.03 N ZOlli Bt. U-523-A-23 TAKEYOUn PHIEND ; TlNTYl'ES , 2:0. Proctor. 61C S. Itlli street. U iI834 _ MME. LA HOOK , MASSAGE , 1M9 LEAVEN- woith street , third llooor , front rooms ID left U 27" 20' I.IPU INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought , r. C. Chesney , Kansas city Mo. W-C84 _ ANTHONY LOAN A TllUbT CO . 318 NiY LIFE loans at low tales for choice security on Ne braska und lawn farms or Omalm city property W-681 _ _ MONEY TO LOAN ON 1'AIIM IN DOUGLAS. Improved nnd unimproved Omnhn rcil estate. I'ldellly Tnist Co. 1702 1'arnain st W-CS3 MONEY TO LOAN ON nfpnO VED OMAHA rcul estate. Ureimaii , Love & Co. , Paxton Ilk W-G99 .OANS WANTED. J. N. TIlENZEn. OPP P O W 7C3-31 _ MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY nnd Ncbr.ifKa farms at from 6 to 7 pw eta1 W. 11. Melkle , rirat National bank bull , ling , \U-690 _ _ MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , DOI N.Y.LIPE. W 509a2l' _ OMAHA LOAN . TRUST CO. . IGTH ANU Douglas streets , loan money on city and farm property at lowest rates of Interest W 691 MONEY TO'LO A N ATir6wEST "RATES. TUP. O 1Davis Co. . 1503 rarrnm st. W-631 UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO OP NEW York. Capital J2.000.000. Surplus 5GOO.OOO Sub mit choice b nns to r S , Puscy. agent , first National hnnl building. _ W C83 LOANS. E. H. SHEAI'L' . 432 PAX1ON 11LK \V-939 P5 _ _ _ MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST 11ATBH O N Impiovc-d and unimproved Omaha leal estate , 1 to 5 > ears. ridellty 'Irust Co. , 1702 rninani. W 688 _ HONEY TO LOAN ON IMPHOVP.D OMAHA real estate. Drcnnan , Love ik Co , 1'axton blk VV-C82 lSr MORTGAGES DOUGH r ON DOUGLAS or Farpy county farms. Heed & belby , J3I Hoard of Tiadc building. \V SIS LOANS ON DOUGLAS Oil bARPY COUNTY fauns. Wrlto us. Rood & Selb > , 311 Clnmber of Commerce bldg. % V SSI LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED "cm * propirtj. $1,000 & upwnids , fi to 7 per cfnt , no deln > . W. rarnam Smith & Co , 1320 Parnam. W CS7 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. J. D. HADDOCK , HOOM 427 HAMGE BLOCK. .X-C92 MONEY TO LOAN ON PUHNITUHU , I'lANOSJ hoises , wagon * , etc. , at lowest rates 111 city , no removal ot goods ; stilctly confidential ; > ou can pay the loan oft at any tlmo or In any amountsOMAHA OMAHA MORTGAGE LON CO , 30C bouth ICtli street. X 693 CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CHAVt'EL securities. Address P. O Hex 70J. X 372-A19 bllORT T1ME LOAN3. 432 PAXTON IILOCK. X9'.7 b6 MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD rURNI- ture , pianos , IIOIFCS , wagons , or any kind of clnttel security , nt lowest possible rates , which } ou can piy hick at any time , and In any amount. riDELlTY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. room 4. Wlthnell block. X C33 MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- erty. Hnrvln Loan Co , 701 N. Y. Life build ing. X C9G BUSINESS CHANCES. SMOKE HAVANA FRECKLES , A IOC CIGAR. Y M3C7 A19 II' VOU WANT TO UUY.SELL OR EXCHANGE me.chnndlsc , get In or out of tha business , call on or address the National Information and Exchange Co , 203 First National hank , Omiha , Neb. Y 508 A2I FOR RENT A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND lloor , 30xSO. In oneof the largest houses In Council Bluffs 13 , care Dee. Council llluffa Y MC33 roil SALE. A 1IIQ PAYING I1USINEPS. NO competition. J1.800 caih tjKcs It Atlelresa S ( .0. llee. Y M10C S S * AS ANTED , PAUTNEIt TO TAKE iji INTEriE&T In Bootl pajltiB busings nn < l Re-ne-ral mimiKe- ment of olllco on sil.iry of $7500 pet month , lefe-nnces nml small cnpltnl n quln.il C'all 01 mlilie-sn 401 , N Y Llfejijilg. Y M.M3 IS J7W IltlYS OIIOCEIIY , COHNEU , OOO11 CASH tradp ; sell nt Invoice. Alex Mjire004 N Y _ LJf < ? . Jf 'SG-l ! SL'CCESSPUL SPECPLATION OPEN TO ALt7. try our Bjndlcnte xjHtrm of xpeciilallnn ; Increase > our Income , liifoini itlon fnu , acini for circu lar > Thompson A. Deir Co 33 Wall stieet. New York. Incarporuti-it untle-r the lans of the state of New York. Capital , 10D ( V ) 00 Y MiM ! 15 * FOR EXCHANGE ! A 10-CENTEH POIl &C. HAVANA KllECICLES X M3G7 AH TO EXCHANGE , SM ACRES COOD.Ful provetl bottom Intnl. Mitchell Co , K.m , oichnitls , umnhiR ntei ! )0 ) ncics adjoining ; IOHII City. la , 1W ) Nnnco Co , Neh , btnmlard breil brood imres und cash , vvint mi'lehumllse , will take other properly for homi > ? . i , Vf. Navy ell , lo n Clt ) , la. Z Mill 15 TO EXCHANC.E , 9dO ACJIK HANCH IN NE- lu.isKn foi Kood horscj nnd one-thlid cash S. W llo > d. PieDiint , NebiasKu V5 M955 20 [ Oil EXCHANGE. PINE LANDS. WELL LO- eatetl piiuluctlie and name- cash foi stock of Keneral mtiehantllHtAddress Lock Ilex 30 , lleive-l Citl Neb / M901 18 PINE 711 HOt'SE AT W.OOO , WILL TAKE ' 4 trade ii house every convenience- Painim car , 51 SOD \ \ 111 take > tratle. 13000 clenr C. II. propel ly for farm , JJJ.LOJ ver > line irxldencennd grounds. Will aceept part In other proper ! ) . ID \Vead , 16th nnd Douglas. Z-J72-15 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE PAHM LANDS. C P HAIlUItjON. 912 N Y LIPE HE OCO-sC- POH BALK. 4.4CO AGUES OP LAND CO M"LE3 | northwest of Omaha. Address Thonms Kcrl. Oakland. Neb. HE M777 hi * CHOICE (1AUDEN LANDH , 5 MILES rilOM postolllce , in tracts from 10 to leg acre * A ( .rial bargain Will take some trade. N. D. Ke-yes. tit Paxton block. HE M73 UAUCJAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND PAHMS. tale or trade. t' . K. Darling. Uaiker block. It E-K IIAIIGAIN. A PINE 430-ACUE FARM. 12 miles from Omalm , only 110 00 per acre. C. n. noatrlsht , 301 N. Y.Llfc. UE-328 tt7 _ TOU 8ALI1 NEW 4-ltOOM COTTAGE ; CEL- Ur. cistern , city water ; cor , 13th and Saliler ; II,2SO 00 ; lone time. Enquire 131S Parnam , bamuel Hums. n 1C-OS LIST IIAUQAINS POH QUICK TURNS. 1C03 Dodge. U E-700 IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE THE properly north of Hnnsrom park vthlch vvn enn pell nt discount of JJ.OOO. Cr hou6i- , city vvnter und well , neiit stone re- tiilnlnu vinil , tl.300. CO-ft lot , Pnrnnm street , ( pnved ) tl.300. & ncica culllvntPd , nortluvest , JI.3TJ. 1 % D. VVead , 16th and Douglas IIK-CTI-K tt'ILL ACt'EIT IJ75 POU tlOOD AMI1I.EU Plnco lot If sold before August 20. Worth SSOO Addiess T 3D. llee olllce. IIK-I71-15 \ PEItfiON WITH CAPITAL THAT DEHIIIES to Invest In Kiwi | u > lns property worth 1150- 000.00 , call nt < ilM3 Paxton block , Omahn. HK-M3M IS * _ BIOYCLtS. JICYC'LEH IlEPAIllED AND UEilODELED. Tires and sundries Safe * opened , rvpalrcd. C. It. HHIIn. locksmllh. 311 N. 16lh si. - } tO IIICVCLEfl. NEW AND OLD. 0 TO ilH easy pnyments ; VTD rent and repair , Omnhi HlQCle to. . 3MN , Kill st. 703 _ _ U1CYCLE3-ALL STYLES. ALL PIUCE3. Bend for our list of second hand and shop worn bicycle * . Itepatrs and cycle sundries ot all kind * . U. O. Daxon. 403 N. llth . ! . Ul TYPEWRITERS nov < viy. SOLD , r.x- crmntrcd , rrntetl nnJ rcpnlr l. Typowrlli-r nnj cilice um > lk. < Typewriter * ri-nlttl at II pel month. Iha Omnhn Typewriter Ilirlnnct. nue- Cf or to the iH'owrUIng ilrmrtmtiit of th Meseatli Stationary CnvUI S. Ulh. Ul. 1161. _ BII : Tin : NIW nouaiYwm- nwniftn. : Tha Oinnha Tjpowrller Htchnnge , tcl. 13C1 , No. Mt 8. 13th it. ' 931 _ Till : MOST ( OMPLKTO STOCK OK STAND- nnl t > pv\vrltpri < nml stiiipllc-n WP control the Dfnmnore < * illNrnph nniL.Nrw Toil. llinrnlni ! In ne-r ti < l-lmii < l inirhliips dlstihtccil by ours. All miehlnes perfectly rnjmrcil | mw purls up- plleil , prlcu mcMlerntpr rti-w mat hint * lonnnl while it-pair * nro maiVvi Vnltwl T > pcwrlter & Supplies Co , 1C13 Puirmm 81. Telcr.hnnpJS83. UNDERTAKERS It. K. IltJHKET. rUNKHAL DIUECTOIl AND iMiibnlnier , 1G1S ChkngJ St. , telephone 90 705 BWANSON & VALIEN , UNDEIITAICEIIS AND enibnlmcrs , 1701 Cuming it , , telephone 1050. M O. MAUL. UNURIITAKUU AND KM- bftlmcr. HIT Fnrnam it. , telephone J33. 707 HIJAPUY & IIKAVUY , 518 8 HTH ST. TUU M3j ulso znii and N t , So. Omalm. 703 A21' HOTELS. Till ! MIDLAND HOTRL. 1GTII .1 CHICACIO Mi ! , coolest hotel. fi online on Jefferson Kriii.ire All car llni-n ulthln n Hock i-irs to "Pall of Pompeii" nnlj-n block H ny Amoricnn plan , Jl.ro In 1200 per Uny ; Iltiroprnn plin , Cue to II W per day. M J. I'rnnk , proprietor. 711-31 AirrNA iioti.si : < IUIIOPIAN : : ) N wT coIT 13th and Dodge. Itoom by diiy or week 145 SD ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. AUMATtmntf AND CONVHllTlHtS HHWOUND ttoragQ batteries rcihnrKed , electrlrnl nllil gen- eial rnnelilnUts , nuperlor \ > ork BII irnnteed Omaha Electrical Works. 617 and CIS S. 16th st. 711 ELnCTIUCAL RNaiNUP.riS AND CONTItAC- tors ( or electric llRht and motor plants anil all kinds of electrical conjunction. Western lllcc- trie Supply Co. , 41S and 420 S IJth St. 713 PLUMBERS. KfUiC-PLUMIlINa Or EVKKV KIND. OAS team & hot wnter heating , sewerage. 313 8 16. 715 J. J. IIANIOAN. PLUMllINOSTHAM AND hot water heating. 2703 Leavenworth st. 163 JOHN JlOWrfk. CO . PLUM HI NO. STEAM AND hot Hater heating , gas Ilxtuies. globes , 421 8. 15. TENTS AND AWNINGS. WOLP nnos. A. co. MANUiwcTunnns or , vmlnjs , tent , IH ( * . wagon. Imy. slock covers , tnrpiullnp , banners. Btieameis 703-705 S 16th St. . telephone C04 Tents for lent. 713 WHY DON'T YOU HUNT A THNT. TAKI3 A \acation and lest jouraelf ? The Omaha Tent nnd Awning Co. have tents of all kinds that they rent cheap 1311 Turnim st. 382 A17 LOSTT LOST OH STOLEN. A LICIHT HAY MPLI3. weight 900 Hcturn to llclmrod fi lliuiMcn M , ! 73 IB STHAYIJD PHOM 2822 NICHDLAS LIGHT HAY her t' . fat and plossy , .t while- feet , nge f > ears , weight 9)0 Iteivnnl for return. Lnsl-'SI 13 * CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. c n. sionniLL. CAnrcNTcn. orncr : AND store llxtures a speclnlt ) . Patching and JiK'sterlng. 1513 Capitol nvc , tel. 403 D32 " HA MILTON jmOs7 tlENEHAt , CONTIIAC- tors and builders , carrlcntei woik. brick lalng and plastering. 411 S. IStli st. , tel. 1179M133 M133 OPTICIANEL OMAHA OPTICAL CO , ; LEADING OPTICIANS. J. K Ponder , malinger. IJics listed free 222 South IClh , In Kliibkr'a diug stole. 813-17 * ( TUB ALOE & PENFOLD CO , SCIENTIFIC opticians , 1403 I'arnam st , opposite 1'nxton hotel. E > es examined free. 701 HAY AND GRAIN. 11UY YOUR HAY IIY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE buy hay. A. H. bnydcr , 1515 Hurt st. , tel 1107. 8CJ S3 _ NEI1RASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY. grain and mill stuff. We arc nlwa > s on the maiket to buy or sell. 1518 Webster st. 153 MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE. O. F. GBLLF.NnECK , BANIOIST AND teacher. 1810 California street. 914 FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ; easy pijments. Instruments rented ; rents apply on purchase A. Hospe , jr. 701 BUSINESS NOTICES. OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OLD pipes made new. 613 S. ICtli. 709 D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF- llce to 2UJ S. 10th st , . Drown block. M970 DAM u5ifD iiRnons R"ESILVERED , 719 N. 10 837 JOB PRINTING. REED JOR PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING of all kinds. 17th at , Hoe building. 71G MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING A specialty. Douglas Printing Co. . 419 S. 15th street , bheclcy bldg. Tc ] , G41 for pionipt service. M733 UPHOLSTERING UPHOL-RING CAHINET MATTRESS WORKS. W. R. Hell. R. A. McEachron. J717 Leavenvv'th 157 UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH. M. S. Walklln , 2111 Cuming Tel C02. M120 CORNICE. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , GALVANIZED Iron cornices. 1722 St. Mary's avc. 391 EAGLE CORNICE WORKS"J oTlN EPE- neter , prop , 103. 110. 112 N. llth. Estab. 1SG1. 851 HARNESS. HARNESS. WHIPS. NETS , ETC. REPAIRING a tpeclalty. 113 N. ISth Bt 717 " " GET MY""PRK-IS HEFORE YOUHUY A HAR- ncss August Holme , ill S. ICtli st 2C3 GRINDING. be'lSSORS , LAWN MO\VERS , RAZORS. ETC. , giound Melehloi llios , 111J Fiiinnm street M 87 ' 2ORS. SHEAIIS. CLIPPERS LAWN ii. . . . , etc , A. L. Undcrland. 100 N. Hth. DENTIaTS. DIl. GEORGE S. NASON. DENTIST. bUlTE 200 Paxton bloek , IGth and Farnam sis , tel. 712. 724 PR PAUL. DENTIST. 2020 HURT ST. 333 TAKEN UPT TAKEN UP-RED SPOTTED COW. NO huniH , with halti'i cnn havu hy piylng ex penses Call ut Tlbku farm , noith Orphan's honie , Ilepson 1.0T-1J * M'ATHEMATIC AiT INSTR"UMENTS. ALVA J GRoX-EnT MA'tllEM VTICAL Am > survcjlng Instiuments enttlneers * and archi tects' supplies , tracing -ttloth hluo proet-iis pauers J18 South 15th , miUl orders 957 LIVERY STABLED HOARDING BTAIILES. FINE LIVERY RIGS cheap. Ed llaumlcv , 17th 'tind ' St. Mary x nve " ' M-1S8 " WHOLESALED COAL. JOHNSON nnos , WHOLF.SALE DEALERS IN nil kinds of coal. Corivspondence solicited. 1003 Farnam at. o 923 FURNACJES , I1EST FURNACE MAUU.rjdll' COAL SMOKE consuming nnd hard coal 'turnaces Eagle Cor- nlceworUs. 10S-11Z N lllli > t WJ DYE _ SCHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WOliicE 1U1 Knrnnm stieet , UjcUis of every descrip tion and dry cleaning. M755 HORSESHOEING. MRS. TIIOMAS MAI ONIYT : 9ij"N icni ST HAIRDRESSING. MILLER , LADIES' HAIRDRESSINa. SHAM- l > uliiff , steaming hair goods , 13U Douglis 726 15 SHORTHAND AND'iYPEXVRITING. VAN SANT'B SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND , Tj N. Y , Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. 715 PAWNBROKERS. FRED MOHLE. UI7K FARNAM. JEWELRY 7JI TAXIDERMISTS. PAXIDKHMY ANirVl'RS. BUND Ueorvt U. Urown , Jr. . & Co. , 70S B. 15th. 713 NEBRASKA CROP CONDITIONS Growing Things Continue to Decline Under Old Sol's Withering Gnzo. WEEK WAS ABNORMALLY HOT AND DRY ItnliiH Aid bllRhtly In Ilio Ci > rn MltiiitlciM mill .Morn .ScxiuVotilil lli-lp Orciitlr-Otlii-r 8tntc < In till ) iMIIIIU I'll. Weekly weather crop bulletin or the Ne braska weather service , co-operating with the United Stales \vciUlier bureau , ( or the week ciullliR August U , ISO I : The \vcck has been hot nnd dry and crops htive continued to decline In condition. The temperature has ranged fioin six to nine degrees nbo\o the normal , with several days ot hot winds nnd much more than the normal amount of sunshine. Llcht showers have fallen over most of the state on several different days , and In the northeastern corner of the state the rainfall amounted to nearly nn Inch , while In the southern border of the southeastern portion thcro was none or only n trace. Thcro Is very HUlo that Is now to report as to the condition of corn A few fields are reported In favored localities In the eastern portion of the state that may , with rain soon , make a fair crop , but generally the prospect for corn Is so unpromising that the stilks are generally being cut for fodder I'astutes have become so short that feed ing of stork has become general , and much stock (3 ( being sold and shipped bccaupo of the scarcity of feed. feed.ron ron Tin : \VICK. SOl'TlIUASTnilN SIX'TION. Casi Coin coiitiiine-s to fall In condition , ami It Is thought that r.iln now would be of little hone lit liny u llRht ciop Pasturea % oij dry. Much corn will be cut for fodder. CU > No coin to speak of and hay vcrj beat ee Flllmore The only chance In corn nnd forage Is for the worst. Gage-Still hot nnd dry Corn still dry- In ; , ' up. Ilaj drying up hcfoic It is cut Hamilton 'Iheie will he no corn. Some Melds too dry for foddei Too div to plow Prospects for turnips nml buckwheat poor Jtfferbon narly planted coin will not make nil ) tiling. Late coin may in.ike one- llfth of a crop. Nearly all corn will be cut for fodder nnd will he fnlr In quality If cut soon Cabbage a fall crop. Turnlpb a failure. No fall plowing. Johnson Slight change In millet. Corn prospects lessened home. Potatoes turning out poor. Lancaster Corn drying up very fast. Corn being cut on most fnrms Nuekollb Pastures and corn dead. Very little millet worth cutting Otoe Coin being cut for fodder. Hay burning on the ground. Streams getting dry. Stock netting thin. I'awnoe Hot and dry. Almost no clouds No dew Prairie grass ami millet being cut , yield fair. Corn still buffets. Pastures falling. Water getting scarce. Farmers cutting corn for fodder. Polk Millet very poor. Some corn In draws and where ground was overllovved. Some farmers tinning stock Into the corn fields. Saunders Corn Is dried up ; very little hope for any hcnellt from rain to the corn. Fanners arc cutting It for lodder. Sevvard No lain not * even dew. Corn fast drying up : cannot he onc-llfth of an average crop. All stock being fed. Thayer Fully thiee-fourlhs of the corn ciop is entirely ruined ; the other one- fourth more or less damaged. York Corn still drying up ; some fields too dry to make fodder. Millet of very little account. account.NOKTHBASTCUN NOKTHBASTCUN SUCTION. Antelope Pastures veiy poor and dry and theic Is no show for any fall feed. ntnt Rain on Sunday nnd Monday will help hny and pastures Corn on sandy land past iccovery , on heavy land may make halt a crop Uarly millet looks very well. Grass light ; from half to a ton per acie. Tioyd Drouth becoming alninilng. Many families are leaving the claims and going east. Hay not more than one-tenth ot a full ciop Fodder very llfjlit. Corn will be even lobs thun 10 per cent. Cedar Another hot week , with no rain. Cannot be over one-third of a corn crop Farmers cutting their corn for foddei Plenty of rouBh feed for slock. Dlxon Hay one-quarter to one-half crop Fodder three-fontths of a ciop. Wheat being fed to stock. Dodge Pastures sufferinav Cattle have BUURAU. SUKS & CO. , Solicitors. Bee Buildinff , OMAHA , Nob. Atlvieo FREh MILWRY TIME JHRD Leavis I CHICAGO & NORTHWESTT | Arrlvci OnmhalU. 1' . Depot , 10th A. Mason bts | Omaha 11 O'lin . Eastern Express 5.30pm 4 ( Wpm VostllmlPd Limited 9 lOnm C . [ . : > ! in. . . . Mo Valley Loeil 10.30pm li'4'ipm _ Onialii Chleagi Sp el.il LeiviM ICIIIC.UJO , limtHMnriN A. yiArilves _ Omaha | Depot 10th and Mni > oii his | Omahi 4 l pm. . Chicago Vtbllliuli * , 9 uOitn 9.45am Chleagn EMue-&s . . . 4 Jipm 7 O.'pm . . ChlciiKO mid Town Local . K OOini 113.iam . Piclllc Junction Loeal C 55pm LTOVM lllUULINiTfON"k ! McTTm iurrlves | Oinihal ptHit | loth anilMnsuii _ Ma | Ounlui fo I'm in . . Denve-r Expiexs . . 9 3iun 10 15.1111 . . IX nlHiiod i\piess : . . . . 4,10pm 4 riOun | . Dvmer lIxpioM 4 llim | r riOpm Nehi.iplm Local ( cxetpt Bmidn } ) G l > 0pin B13nni _ _ LJncolliLocal Jt xeept Suiula . . -jnin Leaves I K C. , ST J. d C II | A7rlie < i Omnhil Depot 10th and Mason Hts j _ Omaha 9.1'nin Kansas City Du > Exprtss . C 5opm J ) IJpm K C NlKlit Ex vliJ _ _ P Trans 6 "JOani Ltuvts I CHICAGO. II. I. i PACIPIC | Aiil\ei Oiu.ihjU.P | _ _ Depot. lOlh A. Mason his , _ Omalm " 13AST. _ _ _ 10 r.am Atlantic Expiraa ( ex. Hundaj ) . C 05pm C : > pm . . . NlKht Exprixx b 4'lim ' 4 40pm . ChlciiRi VistllniltHl Llmlte-tl 1 25pm 11 3.UIH Oklahoum Lip. ( to C. II ex him ) C 3Sam " 333 _ WEST. " 3 ti.JJarn Oklahoma i Texas Eip ( eKimill 3Spm JJJjpni _ J-'llr'iH ! ! ? ? LlaiUed. 4 jppni Leiivtsl UNION PAC'IPIC [ Arrives OniHhaLlnUnDi-Kt ] _ | , 10th A. Maton 8tsOinalu _ | _ ID IHI.IIII Ktnrney Kvpnsa , . 3 SOpm J 15pm . Ovtrland rise r r. 40pm 3 13pm llcatrlco Ktr m h'K Ex ( > > x him ) 13 t5pm - ' - . . . . C liipni Pue-'llo Exp-est lu.SSam CiUpin. . . . . . . . . Past Mall 4 'Opm Leaves I CIIICACJO , MIL & BT. PAUL lArrlvei OiimhalUnlon Depot , 10th .Sc Miidon .StH | Omaha fi.3pn ChlcaKn Llmllnd . . . . 9.10-im II 10.1HI. . t'lilciiKo Exprcgs ( ex HuiiJ 6 00pm LeirvTiT lr , E A MO VALLEY ( Arrives Uiiulml Depot 15th uml Webster Sin I Omaha 9 O'uim . DonduiHHl Expreti-T 5.10prn 9 Omni . ( Ex bit ) Wjo Ex ( Ex Mon ) 5 10pm .OOpin .Norfolk Expre-ss ( Ex bimda > ) 10 13am b 4pm . St Paul Eipruu 9 tOum ' " Ltuve'iTi" MIJ-SUUHl PACI1'IC | Aiill Om ilmjJejut ISth nnd WebsKiSts I Omaha 9 OOim . . HI. lo\lIs Exprcrs . , b Oi > uii 9 10pm . St. Ixiuls Kxprens . b Upm [ .caves \ C , ST. P. M A O ( Arrives Omihil De-pot 15th and We-bster Sts I Omaha 5.10pm Dally ( ex. bun Nt-biacK l x il U IOam kWmi SIvilx Clly Accom ( Ex Sun ) 8 Oopm lOjKiam HI.nit Clly Actnm ( Sun Onl 8 05pm 12.1JPUI Sioux Clt ) Expre-M ( lit Hun ) ll.S5am Ji JOpm St Piuil l.lmlttsl 9 lim fSuTTi | "SIODtf CITY Ac PACIFIC fArrlTef Omnhall'nlon Detrat. luth & . MasonJil ! Omnhi 6VVini : . . . . htoux City Pussengur . 10 20pm I Mpm bt. Paul EkpruM . 10 00am L7aVrsT KIOU\ CITY""PACIFIC i.\Vrlvr Uiniha ) Depot loth und Webster Sis _ I Omahn 6 Iiipm. hi Paul Llmliol 9 10.ini f Vijilil Chlragi ' Imlle I 9 40nr Leaves ) WAHASH HAI1.WVArrhm OmahalUnlon Dejot , 10th & Masin Hla Omahi 4,10pm . . . SI Loula Cannun Uall . 12.Kpm to Im fed A ftrent donl of the corn cannot bo liPliM'cl liy any amount of ruin Hell Ix > cnt Bhovvcrs Imvo niorcly re vived imntitren some liny nml fodder not eufllrlent to winter ntoplc In KOOI ! Hlmpe. Knox Some purl * of the county Imvr Imil slunvrrs , which hctpoil paxuin-s , but Very little Rnlncd In KononU comlltlon. 1'lcrce A Rood niln hns helped polntoea tuid sdKiir beets nml will doubtless lu'iji Home corn. I'lntle Home Hold" nf corn yet Brecn , with no ears on the stnlks. .Millet not doltiK well No full plowing , Much corn beliiK cut for food. S.irpy Some cornfields on Missouri bottom tom ami on l'aillllon | creek In excollcnt comlltlon Stanton Hot. Dry. Thurston Corn condition unchniiKed. Toin In sumo lle'lds looldni ; well. .Many iip- Itind Melds ( IrjIiiLr up \Vn lilPKlon C'orn cnnnot iixernRe one- fourth of a. croii. Wells ore tlr > IIIK tip and liest pnstures hnve no feed In them. Many furiiicrs have rointnincoil feiilliiK. OUNTUAI. SHOTION. Itoone-Corn Is now pist rodoniitlon | Must of It will bo put In the slme-k In the iie\t ten day Hundreds ot Holds will not make a bushel Utiffalo 1'r.iotlcally nothing more to re port this ea on as logards crops In thin oounU A complete failure , except u vcr > limited actenue on the 1'lattc bottoms and Islands Davvsnn Hay making uml coin cultltiK the ordir ( Trass and corn still ImrnliiK up tlree'lej liny very ce-arcc and noiitly every f.irm Is cutting coin for feed Will b ? less than D per cent of a crop KcvV lleldH will tirevltire their seed NIIIIPI llnv will not bo more than half n crop Nearlv nil tlu > coin will bo cut for fodder Mlllot very pool. flhoi man Corn a fulluie and most people putting It for fotliler. Pastures veij dr > nnd no hay. Valloi There Is promise of a few bushels of coin In Homo Holds Hut link- millet will bo worth rtittltiK * Partners busy cut ting corn for fodder. SOUTHWKSTHllX SHCTION. Dtindy Cotitlnuctl diouth Is drjlntr up Kiass on the r.iniTO Ki.inUllii Cornfields furnish a nooil riual- Itv of fodder and nothlnur el.se. Frontier All ctopa nearly mined No hay or fall feed Fin nas Corn mostly Rene , except for fodder der Alfalfa fair on llrst botloniH 1'iesont voluino of fodder will not exceed 15 per cent of in aveiir.ie. ciop Htirlnn-Will bea veiv little corn on bottoms toms Fair crop of alfalfa on Hist bottoms . ( nil a Ilirlit ciop on t > ecrnd bottoms 1'as- tuiea veo short Illtcheock Stuck In larco numbers bclnu driven out of the country for lack of feed Kearney Three-fourths of the coin Is beliiK cut for fodder , which Is excollcnt I'nstiire-s exlmtislcd and stock bolus fed tied Willow-Tho diouth Is with us > ot. Webster Corn fodder diving up fast. WISTIUN' SECTION. Cheyenne Henvv rain throughout the county has icvlved bonic coin and made pastures excellent Lincoln Hulii not sulllclent to revive corn , which Is ncaily a total failure. Potatoes are miffeiintf. Thomas everything dry and corn falling very fast , NOIlTinVHSTIIUN SnCTION. Hex Unite New wheat on the market Yield double that of last jeir. Coin matur ing niceb. Clieirv Drouth continues Hven potatoes and pistuios sufferiiiK severely. llawos Small KI iln all cut. Small nnd thin , but jlelil fall Potatoes and Htigar le-ots doing well One-half the coin past sav Ing. Sheildan Harvest nbout finished. Yield better than lust > c.u , I'otatoes , fair yield and good quality. WEATHER CR P HULLIUI.V. Conditions Ciiiitliinillnraiorahln In Moit of tlio < > ri it Com < > io liiK M.HIH. WASHINGTON , Aug. 14. The weather burciu , In Its review of weather crop condi tions for the week ending August 13 , sa > s. On tlio Pacific coast In the pi iteau regions , west gulf states , and on the Atlantic coast from Virginia northward , except In extreme southwestern New England , the week ending August 1.1 has been cooler than usual From tlio upper Missouri valley and middle Itocky mountain slope eastward to the South Atlantic coast. Including the central valleys and lake region , the week was warmer than usual , while nioic than the usual amount of rain fell during tlio week over a considerable portion ot the southern states and over lim it oil areas In the extreme upper Mlssibslppl and Missouri valleys. There has been less than the usual amount over the greater portion tion of tlio country , except occasional ! } heavy rains fell in some portions of Arkansas , Louisiana and Texas , and copious bhovvera oc curred over portions of Ohio , Indiana and on the middle Atlantic coast , hut over an ex tensive area , Including Kansas , portions of Nebraska , Missouri and western Tennessee , thuro was no appreciable rainfall during the week. Drouth has been relieved over the greater part of Iowa and In portions of South Da kota , southern Wisconsin and northern Illi nois , but continues In Kansas , Nebraska , Missouri , southern Illinois , northern Wiscon sin , Michigan , West Virginia , New York , Now Jersey and In portions of Kentucky , Tennessee and Arkansas. Besides the dam aging effects of the diouth to crops In tlio states named , plowing for fall seeding Is being retarded , lleccnt rains have benllted corn In Minnesota and In portions of Ohio , but In Iowa , Nebraska and South Dakota the greater parts of the crop have been per manently Injured. Unfavorable reports are also received from Kansas , where corn Is being generally cut to save for fodder In the southern states , however , except In Ken tucky , where the cropIs threatened In some localities , the corn is 'reported to be In ex cellent condition and nn unusually heavy yield In most sections Is now practically assured , Heavy local rains have caused Injury to cotton In portions of the Carollnas and Klor- Ida , and some Injury has resulted from blight , rust and boll worms In Mississippi , but upon the whole the crops continue favorable Pick ing has begun In Florid i and Alabama and continue In central nnd southern Texas. DAMAGE TO TIIIJ CORN CROP. De-clinii 111 Condition Dm Iniilly tlio Ilc.nl- i-Ht Kvor Itiinitii In Oiui Vontli , CHICAGO , Aug. 11. The August crop re port of the 1'ralrle r rmcr says that while the conditions of July 1 showed the largest corn crop over grown , a most liberal estimate on August 1 would Indicate a yield decidedly under the average of recent years. During July there was a decline In condition of 203 points , the average on August 1 being 750. This Is the heaviest dccllno In one month ever kncvvn In the history of crop reporting and Is entirely the result of the severe drouth which prevailed ovei almost the entire corn belt These conditions con tinued for the first ten days of August , so that no definite estimate of the probable crop can ho made. The condition reported August 1 would indicate a crop slightly under 1,200- 000 bushels , hut Is Is not possible to HJJ what further loss has been sustained since that date. The condlt on In leading states Is Ohio. SI , Indiana , SS , Illinois , 84 , la\va , fS ; Ml.ssiurl , Sr , Kansas , 12 ; Nebraska , 40. In diana und Mlaaouil ulune on that datu promised an average crop. Correspondents state that threshing reveals 1 much better yield of winter wheat than was nut cipated and the Indications ate that the crop will exceed aiti.OOOOOO bushels. Spilng v.heat shows a decline of 1 S points , the condition Htandlng 71.4. Drouth In Ne braska and South Dakota Is the causu of the low condition. The present Indications point to a uprliig wheat crop about the stino as last year , when 150.000,000 bushels were crown. This makes the Indicated crop for the year about 500,000,000 bushels. There was free movement of wheat until the loss of corn bccaino apparent. It Is the general testimony of correspondents that the move ment will fall clt rapidly and that a largo imrt of the crop will ho held to feed In place Df corn. ThU feeding has already begun on it largo xculo , as wheat In many districts U rolling below corn , OAN TAKi : ItAIN VI'.T , Ilinrn U Mill 'limit tu Sittn boiiin of the f'orii In IllliiiilH. SI'IUNOKIUhl ) . 111. . Aug. 14 Uxoept In the extreme northern counties , where the ti'inperatun ! has been uluut normal , the dally L'xcoss has been averaged from 4 to 7 de crees. The pirc'ntago of sunshine has been III excess of a seascmabla amount. The rains il the 10th and llth , while generally hulow in average , appear to have been fulrly dis tributed over the northern and central conn- tied , many counties , especially those In the : i rthcust part of the Ktnto , receiving rain tor the flmt tlmo In weeks. Thu moht ilmcoiiraglng reports as to iho jmlitlun of corn come from the Koiith rn Hers , Indicating Unit UK- upland coin U full ini ; fast , ow.ni ; to the continued drouth und hot weather , nnd unless ruin romps * eon It will be dntnngcd beyond recovery. In some sections It Is tvv luting badly. In the other counties , whllo thcro are FOIIIO localities where the crop Is beyond redemption , tha prospect * slnco the last rain nro more en- cottraglng , On the bottoms , except In A few sections , the crop npp ° nrs to bo holding Its own , but nn Imnmllnte rain would Lo ot the greatest benefit. In some pirtlons of Doug" las , KdRitr nnd Mnrftnn counties the high wind of the llth did considerably dntnami by blowing the corn down. Some corn Is being cut for fodder. Pastures nrj Improving , but slowly. Gar dens are alsa needing rain. point PitospiiuT i > MISSOUUI. Hot , Drj Wintlirr lrei tly l > iiiingon the < orn Crop In ( bill Mute. COM'.MIIIA , Mo. . Aug. 11. The weather crop bulletin of the Missouri weather servlco for the week ending August 11 says ! An other week of sunshine , high temperature nnd continued drouth and the outlook U now anything but encouraging to the farmer. Temperatures ranging from 100 to 105 de grees occurred nt a large number of stations. Local showers on the 10th nnd llth afforded temporary relief In a tow localities. A con- nldcrable per cent of the corn crop Is bo- jund recovery nnd much of II Is being cut for fodder In n tow counties It Is still In good condition In the southwestern section the condition of the crop has been greilly damaged In others Into corn will bo a llqht orop unless rain come ! ) very soon. Pasturngo Is still good In a few localities , but much feeding Is being done In the central nml northern sections Grapes nnd apples have fnllen off badly In some sections. .MAY M.IVI : A OM- : initi ) OUOP. Much of the louii Curii lli-Ing ( ut Up for I'odtlor. nns MOINU3. AUK 11. This vvcJk's Iowa crop bulletin sa > s : The dally mean temperature turo ot the week was about 8 degrees nbovo the normal , the maximum ranging from DOte to 100 , with a very high percentage ot stin- Khluc. Until the 10th the conditions wcro about as damaging n.s at any time during the season. The showers of the 10th , 12th nnd 13th gave substantial benellt to the Iniger part of the state , and wilt materially help grass , millet , Into potatoes nnd a portion tion of the corn crop The condition of corn Is variable , depending on the quality ot soil for retaining moisture , and shelter from the full foico of hot winds. Tlurc his been n material deterioration slnco August 1 , when It was rated at 40 per cent. A largo portion Is now hoond help , nnd Is being rapidly cut to save the fodder. With fnvorablo Weather In the future there Is a possibility of saving one-third of an average crop from the present reduced area of less than 6,000- 000 acres. _ \VIATIIIK : : IN K VNS.VS. I.iglit Crop of I'nilllii II t > Is About All tbut IH Left fur tin * t'lirmerfl * T01M3KA. Aug II The weekly weather and crop report of the United States signal ollico xhovvs that the withering heal of the past three 01 four weeks still continues. The effects of ( ho hot , drying weather have been generally shown by the whitening blades ot corn , the wilting of grapes , the fallIng - Ing of apples and the browning of the prai ries. Corn Is being generally cut and shocked. Much of It In the northern coun ties will be umnaikctnhlc. Prairie liny Is light , Is largely In tlo 'luck and Is about half n crop. Leaves nre falling rapldlv from the fitilt and forest trees and stock water Is getting scarce. During the hot weather Impurities In the blood may sctlously anno1' jou. Uxpel them by taking Hood's Sarsnpirllla , the great blood purifier. &TA3Ji'ji > i : AT i'vr.1,31 i.v. btrlkotVllilly 'vrl.liii ; Tlu-lr Old Job * Ciiinmii | > Holding Out liiilin iniii-iilK. CHICAGO , Aug. 14 The stampcdo of Pullman strikers continued today , and tullr 2,000 have applied for their former positions In the works About 1SOO men were on duty , and the company's officials say that a force of 3,000 Is easily obtainable. AH day long strikers stood In line before the mana ger's olllce , awaiting an opportunity to enter their applications. The men freely admitted that the strike Is broken , and tholr only anxiety was to secure positions before the company's force Is complete. Kor weeks the slithers have been on the verge of starvation , and with the announce ment that the company vvould begin evictions for nonpayment of rent they weakened. The sttlko leaders have lost control of the ronlc and flic , and the men have announced tholr willingness to work at any wages , The Pull man ofllclals have Intimated that the strik ers who return to work will not be pushed for ovoiduo rent , and this fact was largely Instrumental In causing today's wild stam pcdo for positions. This afternoon Assistant Manager Parent gave tlia total number of men nt work as over 2,000. The foundry started up today tor the first time Ono hundred men , nil ex-slrlkers , were put to work , and 200 moro foumliymen were refused work. The foundry has a capacity of COO men , but the demands do not warrant the employment of the full quota , I ntiil Oimiriit Among fiogru Snihs. 1'ITTSnUKO , Aug. 14. James Douglas , colored , was shot nnd killed on a Ualtlmoro & Ohio train near Gnstonvlllo last evening. The I'lttsburg & Chicago Gas Coal company sent two carloads of negroes from Plttshjrg to take the places ot the strikcis at the mines. On the way a quarrel nrOso and Douglas was cut tcveral times with razors , rinally ono of the assailants shot Douglas In the abdomen , killing him The murderers Jumped from the tialn and escaped , Clilnigo ItiitflinrM Niiuotliitliig. CHICAGO , Aug. II llcprescntatlvcs of the great picking firms of Armour , Swift ami Morris are In consultation this afternoon with President Taylor of the national butch ers association with a view of the settlement of the hutchom strike. D'g circus aft. and ove. this week at Coiirtlaml. Take the children. UI.IIUii : ) K\Tis : I'd WAMIIN'ION , I ) . ( iriind Kiicnmpimnt nf tbii ICnlghtH ot PjtlihiH of I Ini VVorlil. The biennial encampment of the supreme lodge and grand encampment of the Knlghta of Pythias of the world will l > held at the national capital August 27 to September n. Tor this occasion the llnltlmoro & Ohio Ilallrond Company will s'll round trip tickets from all points on Its lines , August 22 to 26 Inclusive , valid for return trip until Sep tember 8. A further extension ot time to .September 15 can bn Hccurcd , provided tha ticket Is deposited with the Joint agent at Washington , D C , on or before September 0. 'I he round trip rate from Chicago wilt bo $17 50 , and concspandlngly low rates from uthor points. 'lIcKcts will also bo eold at nil principal points throughout the west and northwest No matter wheie you htart from , ask for tlrKets via I ) . & n Par Information In detail address L , S , Allen. Ass't Gen'l Puss. * Atsent II & O. H. It. , Grand Central Passenger Depot , Chicago , Dig circus aft. and ove. this week at Courtlar.d. Take the children. i m : UI\LIV : j INSTRUMENTS placed on record August 14 , 1S9I. WAIIIIANTY DKIIPH M O Wear und hiisliuul ti > Wllhi Imlne Hunk , H ' -i nf o Vi of bloek 9 , M ii'l'l ' to CoirlKun Place . . . I 400 J VV htonchiiikiir n < l "Iff to .1 II 11 into , lulu 17 und 18. Mink 101 , Diinilci- Plant 7,000 Josef Hutu uii'l vvlfu to Jiiiuih | Kiivun , lot 2 , hhu'K 1C llriivvn lulU . 00 Antun Voilieku nail wlfu to Ili > iulu Kulun , hit 28. block 3 , M..I Mi's 1st . . . 900 Puttvi \ ( ItniKit I'D in I ! U Peril Inn e-t at , lilt 11. llll'Hllll ) ItllKlMC . . 1 A H 1'uttci iinil wife tu wmi * . lot 0 , nuine t An.In w Miles fitcutui , tu M Phivln un.llv 3-11 of v CO feet of toU 2J und il ! , block 18 , Iluiitcuni PliKu 4,151 U H HIKIIH uml uir to Alhcrt lliinlur el ul , lot 10 , In 1-153 WO CJU1T fl.TAM HISIIDH. M Plnvln tu Amlre-w Mllfs , cxve-utnr , a CO foot of loin t ana 11 , block 18 , Hani * com Phiej . . . 1 P II } win * uml wife to Mury A Yc > emif , lot 3 hloi k n , Po | > | i | tun piirk t t itrlek Limit < > > ir , > uii ) lei J W Htonelmiker , 1 IN 17 und 18 , him l ( 100 , Dillidcu Plui U t 1'oui amount of trunitferi