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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1916)
thk iu:f.: omaiia, fkiiuy. march J4, nm; 13 FOR RENT-HOUSES it )iri 1 :T& "1 iotwkll HiirSKS ANl C ITTAGKS. I'AKTLV MODSKN. $14 no S no is no in i is on 1 on $i: on 16 00 avo . Ni.no 15.00 r . &-r.. -r.. -r.. -r.. I512 l. r unci Ave 61 No 3"th Ft 714 Hickory St 7) Hickory Pt $417 Ellison Ave 8. 2Mh Ave MOl'KKN fc.vl EPT HEAT. S r., 601 Martha Ht h-r., 6n Marina Ht 4- r., 1 N. ITth Pt 5- r., 314 Charlea St -r.. 32.12 8o. h St 7-r., Ji N. rth - STRICTLY MODERN. $-r.. 437 Franklin pt -r., 411 No. 17th Pt 6- r.. SMS No. th Pt h-r., ):: go. Mb 3t 5-r.. 3121 Corby Bt. (new) -r.. 4M5 No. 40th St -r., 4.1X4 Lake St .120 00 . 25 (m . 26.00 . 25. OH . :-7 .w . 10 nn . 36 00 7-r., MM ko. 'in ri 26. 00 felon. In) 37. hi r . ions no. Vhtn oi. 7-r . 3317 llodre Pt. (choice) 40.i"0 7-r.. 712 So. Shth Pt heat, hot and nM water and Janitor services lni-hirir.,1 75 .00 l S-r., 414 No. 81st Pt 26 00 s-r.. 3W0 Dewey Ave 32.60 FLATS PARTLY MODERN $-r , 213 Reese Pt. (2d floor) $12 -r.. Jl) No. 24th &t....' 13 50 STRICTLY MODERN. $-r., i03 Po. soth St tso.on 7-r., 1301 So. 2Mh Pt W.W 7-r., 1 So. 2Mh Pt 26 .00 APARTMENTS. KUlRKNIINB, 2STH MASON PTf. -r.. Apt. No. 30 $27.W and $32.60 4-r., Apt No. 10 (furnished! Mo. 00 THE CARPAT111 A. J4TH MASON STS. 3-r., Apt. No. 2 817.60 3-r.. Apt., No. $22.60 ant) $37. M. We havo others. Pee our complete printed Hat before renting. PORTER & SUOTWELL, offices with AMERICAN PKfTRtTY CO., Cor. 17th Douglas Ptw. Doug. 5013. FOR UE.NT. 7 rooms, sleeping: porch and sun room, now and desirable, exceptionally fine view, quiet neighborhood, t, or $.V with garage. 7 rooms, strictly modern, full lot. on paved street. 2t blocks from car line, per month. fi-room modern brick house, freshly ranerert, In nice condition, 123 per month. 3 moms, oer hrlck shop. In rear of 3114 Harney Pt., clean, well-papered and in good condition, $12. . J. H. Dl'MONT CO.. 4-1KeellneBldg.l,Jione Doug. R90. RENT RNAPS-i-r.. mod.. 1325 S. 27th. $19; 4-r, 37 8. 2tth, 110; 5-r.. M8 S. 23d. 113. , R-r.. mod., 3026 M. mh. $l. others: ! homes on rental payments. McKltrlck t R. K. Co.. Doug 14S2; Tyler 2140-J. FOR GARDENING AN I POULTRY. Or., downtown, colored; $12. Also a S and a t (like bungalow) and ACRE GROUND. M and t7. Also B-r.. Call. fomla bungalow and acre, $14. TeL t. t1Q7 Evenlnga. Wal JS7. FOB RFWT AP'TS finin CI ATC 1 wit - I W f-IIW I tmn I w IVnt, THE ST. GEORGE. Five-room steam-heated apartment; first-class and up-to-date In every re spect; choice location in West Karnam district; very deslraole. ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY, Tyler 153ft. Keellne Bldg. VERY choice 4 or (-room steam hasted apartment, on West Farnam St. JOHN W. ROBB1NS. 1HU2 FARNAM 8T. MODERN 6-room apartment. Including" sleeping porch. AVslI located. Harney 18W. BT. CLARE, 24th and Harney., 3-room apartment. Harney 847 Worth. 4 LARGE rooms, all modern, heated, newly decorated; summer rate, $IH. 18th and Maple. Tel. Red 1S81, 614 Paxton block. FIVE-ROOM steam beateu auarunent, very desirable; the Chula Vlata, suth and Poppleton Ave.. $43.60. 3i2 Bran. dels Theater Bldg. Doug. 1671. IEPIKABLE six-room flat, steam heated, $20 Leavenworth St. Rent $30. Conrad Young, 323 Brandels Thea. Bldg.. D. U71. yiODERN 6-room house and barn. 24ii Blondo St. Phone Harney 4127 MODERN, steam-heated apartment neat P. o.; $13 upwards. O. P. Stehblna. 6-ROOM cottage with 1013 N. 29th St. gas. $10 per mo.; Sooth. (-ROOM ' house, partly modern, con venient Omaha and South bide, $14. South SS7T. Miscellaneous. MONTH FREE RENT. CLOSE-IN APARTMENT. $-r. and bath apartment, brick, mod. except heat; good neighborhood: $11.60. D. E. BUCK. 912 Omaha Nat. D. 633. FOR RENT FURNISHED Apartments and Houses . Apartments. 2-ROOM and bath, furnished apt. In the Maewood, very choice, $35 and $39.60. Ernest Sweet. Doug. 1472. " " HOTELS HOTEL HARLKT. 13th and Farnam. 20th and Farnam, Special Rates to Permanent Quests. MOVING AND STORAGE GLOBE VAN & STORAGE Stores, moves, packs, ships; $-horsa van and 2 men. $1.26 per hour; storage, $3 per month. Satisfaction guaranteed. Douglas 433s and Tyler 230. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate, locked rooms, for household goods and pianos; moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND 8 TO RAGE CO.. son 8. ltith St. Douglas 4163. GORDON VAN CO. Packing, storage and mov ing. 21 N. 11th Pt. Phone Douglas 34 o. Harney 13B7. MOVING AND STORAGE." PACKING. SHIPPING AND FURNITURE REPAIRING PIANO MOVING A SPiX'lALTT. CENTRAL FURNITURE bTORE. Douglaa 770. OMAHA Truck. Van and Storage Co., moving, packing, atorsge shd shipping. Phone Douglas 1496. FERRIN VAN & STORAGE Packing. HtnragelS Cap. Ave JTyter 1200. FIDELITY RTk FREE Phone Do.iglas 2S for complete list of vacant houses and spartmetiia; also for moving. l'iha lid Jackson Sts. J. C. REED -P' Co.'"' Moving: Jr packing and storage. 1207 Farnam St. Douglas 614;. FOR REF.I-BUSINtSS PR'PTY leraa. STOREROOMS. Three dandy fine storerooms st 24th snd I-eavetiworth, one of the best loca tions In city; rent very reasonable. Calkins & Co., Douglas JMS.OtyNatBank Bldg. ORAND new up-to-date storeroom on Capitol Ave., just off Wih street, steam beat toilet and lavatory, light fixtures id naruwooa tioors, plate glas wln dos. To be ready April 1. Cackley Bros. STORE building. Suth and Seward; nice location for groreileg and n.eats. Phone v ebuter $71. STORE RCMMw"aT"lv-jriF"arna'nr" Pt Thi.s F Hall. 433 Ramge P.ldg. D. 7404. ST' 'UK, modern, low r-nt. near oat offi. G P Stebbine. 1610 t lit. mo. blxKU building, ll.li.p n.umi in rear, ?0ui '. .uth. Douglas lifcj. FOR RENT-BUSINESS PR'PTY Offleee end tea.k Poosn. 8MA1.U office and aiartment. los rent, nfnr poatoffloe. O. r stchHna. F0RRENT SUBURBAN i Al'RKS lit blocks from Council Bluffs Omaha car line; 6-room house; will rent cheap If taken at once. THoR L. M GARRY. 42 Keellne Bldg. Red. 4344. WANTED TO RENT Bnalaesa Proper! r. W ANT "to Tease Karaite and machine shop, with or without machinery and too la. in some live town. Would buy small stock. Give full particulars first letter. Ad dress 314, Bee. REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED Vet. $5,500, Rut AY ant an Offer Quick California St.. east of Mth.: new -room, well-built home, situated on cor ner lot and consisting of large living room, dining room, built-in buffet, beam ceilings, and fireplace; also den and kitchen on the first floor; 4 nice bedrooms, one an enclosed sleeping porch: oak floors throughout: well dec orated and ready to move( Into. This can be bought at a snap. OLOVER & SPAIN, Douglas ."6K2. Mft 30 City NaMonal. CATHEDRAL DISTRICT New 7-r modern, onk and birch finish throughout, beam celling and all bullt-ln features pressed brick foundation, aouth front, close to car, first-class material and workmanship. A oomplete home In every detail. Pest buy In Omaha. Owner, Douglas 1S2. $." CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT. ft-room trictly modern house, near Crelghton school, that can be sold for $l.oft; entire house finished In birch: H block from car; paved street; large lot. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.. Fifth FJoor Omaha National Rnk, NEW PRICK FLAT A double new brick flat, near Crelgh ton school, that owner will make a price so buyer can receive all profits. Shows 11 per cent investment. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.. Fifth Floor Omaha National Rank. '"" SUBURBAN Rt SINESP LOTf" At end of Farnam and Cuming Pts. rats. A choice business or residence lot, only $m). Easy payments, GEORGE a.WA!.LACE 614 Keellne. W. L. SELBY & SONS, INSURANCE. North. WIRT ST. HOME. .Tust completed, bungalow of R-r. and lath, oak finish In two front rooms, oak floors throughout, a number o special features; full cement basement, fur nace heat, high grade plumbing and lighting fixtures, large lot, 1 block to car. Price 2,KfO; $00 cash, balance monthly. RASP BROS., 1McCague Bldg. Doug. HKS. BUY FROM OWNER BELOW COST Five rooms and bath, entirely modern cottage, excellent condition, storm saah, shade, etc. Close to car and school. Will rent for $25 per month. Can be bought on easy terms. See owner at 2. Corbv St. after 6 p. m. Good Home Very Little Cash Five-room cottage with bath; large lot; fine shrubbery and frull trees. Price $2,SS0. Located 41C7 North 29th St Norris & Norris, 400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglaa 43T0. NORTH RIDE BARGAIN. 2702 Decatur St.. I a rue s-room, all mod ern home, corner lot, room for another house to be built In rear. Owner very anxious to sell snd wants offer. Go out and look the property over care fully. Inside and out, and let us know what you will give. PAYNE & SLATER COMPANY, gm Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. A 8N"aP If taken at once. Six rooms and bath: strictly modern home: corner lot, SuxlCiO: garden space; S blocka from car tine. If you are looking for a home at a reasonable price It will pay you to look thla up. Mrs. Anna Bender, Zi24 Buggies St. Telephone Colfax ISM. AT AUCTION, at east door of court house, 10 a. m., March 2f. to highest bidder for caah. 6-room house at 6330 North 2tith street. Fine, large base ment, large lot, fruit and shade, city water, gas, halt block from car line, good neighborhood, FKAIR1B PARK DISTRICT. 3713 Ames Ave.; 4 bedrooms, bath and sleeping porch: full two-story, south front, beau tiful shade and hedge; wide atreet; lot 40x130; $600 caah and $30 monthly, in cluding Interest Keys at my residence. B. J. Scannell, 1703 Fowler Ave. Phone Colfax 3611 or Douglas SSiS. GREAT BARGAIN Well equipped modern cottage, full ce mented basement, beautiful yard. Spe cial Inducements for cash, as owner is leaving city. Tel. Webster Bttt. SPECIAL BARGAIN, -room cottage, toilet gas, water, to ft lot. $1,360; terms, $o0 cash or Ford car for equity. S. P. BOBTWIOTf, top BEB BLDG. TOOO KOUNTZE PARK BARGAIN. 6-r. nearly new bungalow on Florence Blvd., part mod., 1 block north of Kountze Park: cheap at $3.30u. YOUNGMAN, 801 Om.Nat. Bk. D;J476. RE8lbKNCE7-rex)m modern, nice lo cation. Pee It and make ma offer. A. L. Blgford, 3ul3 Sherman Ave. 6-R., modern home, fine location, H block irom car ana prettiest mile; owner leav- lng city. 4MB N. list Pt. MODERN house, "garage, at 26A6 Mander snn: lot GOxl28. Price. $3,500. Owner, wehater IIs. BRICK house and lot. 1516 Sherwood Ave.. i.z". vmicK. uougiaa zx. Sonth. BRAND NEW NEAR HANSCOM PARK Irge living room, dining room, kitchen, pantry and rear entry on 1st floor; oak finish, two nice bed rooms, bath and sun parlors on 3d floor, liv ing rooms I Icely decorated, full cement basement, sll 'modern, comer lot with east and south front; price only $3,760. C. O. CARLBERG, 312 Hrandels Theater Bldg. Five-Room House (BRICK) Located South Modern except beat. On paved street and In good condition. Kpnce upstairs can be divided Into rooms. A bjrgain st $2,000. Only 2i0 cash. Shuler & Cary, p. 4233. 204 Keellne Bldg. 1ITIIIS DANDY r NEW G-R. HOME M Close to Caslelar school. $.100 down, balance like rent; price $2,860. Beauti ful oak finish, large east front lot. stri'tly modern. A big sacrifice 08BORNE. 7l Om. Nat. Bk. D. 1474. FACING HANSCOMTaRK7 ' -room house, mod. ex. heat full lot paving paid, for $2,250; act quick If you want this. P.J.Tebbene. D. 2133. Omaha, Nat. MUST BE SOLD Bungalow." full lot $1,200 easy terms. Owner. Colfax 4il71. Mlseellaneons. SAFETY FIRST. FOR RELIABLE AND PAFB FIRE AND TORNADO JNbL'KAXCs O'NEJL'S R. E. INS. AGENCY. a Branrtela Theater Bldg. Tyler 8-R. OLD HOUSE '4(1 LOT 44x132 II 3; $-v") cash, balance monthly, o pa vi J street; good location, anap. H. A. WOLK 611 Ware Illo k Dins las' REAL ESTATE IMPROVED l S I m m a m. FRl'lT AND CHICKEN RANCH. One acre all set In learing fruit: good a-room house, barn and other outbuildings: now vacant: all ready to move Into. Price, fl.fOO; can make terms; act quick If yon want a fine home. W. S. FRANK. 301 Neville block. Fl V E- A C R E PEC A Nf i RC 1 1 RP. Will pay oii an Income of $IOO per year. Only small lash Investment re quired and the balance on ea.y monthlv payments, without Interest or tates. If on w ant to make your money grow fast, let us tell you' about our prop osition. AV. T. SMITH CO., City National Bldg. ONE 3" acre, two 1 acre." threa 10 acre tracts; all No. 1; priced right; see ma. W. COLFAX. Douglas If 10. 702 Keellne Bldg. f.ROOMI BARGAIN NF.. HHOOM, U ETORY HOUSE. NEAR CAR. A PNAP AT $.3,400; REASONABLE PAYMENT BENSON DOUOI.AH I7U. CARMICHAEU C4t PAXTON BLK. 214 P. UTII o-room, nearly new. strictly modern house, lot nl; would divide. Brrka A Mustl. Douglas KW. BY owner. 3 improved acres, good house, fruit trees, grapes, berrlee, 2 wella. Aal. $04". REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED Weal. 2X4 At'RES. Myrtle Dei close to car: easy terms. lei. Colfax Vi2, after 10 a. m. Nnrtk. Come out to Minne'Lusa and see the wonderful development go ing on there. You will find the best lots offered In Omaha at $.ViO to l-w. Sewer mans, water mains, walks, grading and seed ing all paid for. Ensv terms. CHARLES W. M4RTIX A CO., Owners. TWO corner lots, MHh and Hamilton Sis., Slxia'. $70; $375 cash, bal. terms. i THATCHER, 1217 City Nat Doug. 3801. j CUMING." nesr 2lh St.;"22 of 44: must bn j sold to close estate. uninmei, srj Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg. VACANT lot" for snle nt 2Slh and Laurel Ave. Phone Colfax flN. oath. FOUR choice lots, 63d and Leavenworth, Sta., lor sale at a bargain. See mc. R. H. LANDEHYOU. TelD. R7H6. 202 Neville Blk. WILL BUILD TO SUIT. Have lft first choice lots In Leaven worth Heights Add.; easy terms. Doug. 29M. Carl E. Bolen. 14 Paxton Bldg. FINE lota. Bancroft and 6th." walking dis tance ;qnly$dMeasycrms.Colf ax 75i RICHARD EVERETT. ARCHITECT. 10$ No. 1Mb Pt. Phone Douglas 1QQ9. $250 BUYS Tot near car. Doug fas 2M7. REAL ESTATE-INVESTMENTS . 18th and Loaven worth Northeast Corner Two brick flats and nne frame house, brings in $2,411 a year. Property Is now all rented and In first-class condi tion. This Is a good Investment, baa good speculative features. Reasonable cash payment and the balance to suit the purchaser. Hiatt-Fairfield Co. Omaha Nat l Rk Bldg. Tel. Doug. 4o. Flat or Apartment Site We have 110 feet south front on Cali fornia, between 33d and S4th. This is an exceptionally good location for either flats or a small apartment house. i Price only $3,000. Terms If desired, A. P. Tukey & Son, Phone Doug. 602. 1507-8 W. O. W. Bldg, INTELLIGENT and "persistent advertis ing will "sell" any salable real eatate, and the largeat number of prospective buyers can te reached through the Real Estate and Want-Ad Guide to .ail of Greater Omaha THE BEE. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Hanson. START YOUR HOME IN BENSON! BUY THIS LOT! $10.00 down and $10.00 per month; price $260.00; slse, 60x138; located on Locust bt. between Clark and burnham:. not far from school and car line. Geo. K. Wright Bee office. Omaha. Itandee. Take Advantage of the Future rise In value.' Don't envy the man who "got In on the ground floor." You take fewer chances today than the man who bought 10 years ago. The city Is growing to the west at a rapid rate. Safe to Buy and Build In Happy Hollow and Dundee's new est addition, because It Is west, -and the building restrictions assure good houses, preventing your neighbor from building In such a way as to de predate your property. Don't Miss This Opportunity but select a lot In one of these addi tions and start now by becoming an owner of real estate where values are bound to increase. Easy Terms One-tenth caah and 1 per cent of purchase price, payable monthly. Call or phone us, and we will gladly fur nish plats with prices and show you the property at' your convenience. George & Company, Tel. p.7M- 2 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Ll'NDEE bungalow of six rooms ana sleeping porch; almost new; hot water heat: occupied by owner; lot 60x136. Phone Walnut 3072. Florence. FLORENCE ACREAGE. 17 ACRES Inside clly llmite of Florence; some fruit ana aDout six acrea In al falfa: balance of land all tillable; small house, barn, etc. This can be bouaht for $o(i0 per acre U taken in la month. Possession given at once. O'Nell s Real Estate It Insurance Agency. 6:H Lrsndels Theater Bldg. Tyler 1IK4. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES 2,000 Acre Ranch One of the finest In N. W. Neb Holt county; finely improved, all hard soil; 4-6 of the land tillable; running water all fenced and cross fenced. miles hog tight; iinf-A. cultivated, tio-A. alfalfa, 6i A. fine hay. Price Includes w white faced cows, 40 head Poland-China hogs, 10 head horses; all kinds of Implements, Knrd car. Price $70.(. mortgage $l.Vui. S years to run. Will take good clear land In part payment. Thia place will bear the closet In vestigation. This Is not yellow dog trad ing stuff. Write us for further details. I). V. Sholes Co., tl-1 City Nat. PU. Bldg. Dong. 49. TRADES. TRADES. TRADES." Farms and Omaha property for ex change. .J-AJ,.?TTuft.r?!lkxini BIX houses and farm to exchange Neb. farm. Toland A Trumbull. Bee Bldg. CAN sell or exchange anything youliave to offer C. J t'anan. Mj-Cague Bldj REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED To buy on ninthly payments, small store room, wltn living rooms Rbove. la Central school district. Pboue d 7SM WE have a customer for a Dundee lot; willing to pay cash; owners only wanted to reply. TIlnMAi L. W'GARRT. Keellne Bldg. Rod 434. LET us handle your vacant property; we ran euner rent it or sell for you. Call Douglas 3X2 REAL ESTATE-BUS- PROPTY ; " FEET. ltli St. 4 ,Ik.. n .in viS'l.ut. . C.ln Met ajJe Inv. Co.. McCaue Uid. FINANCIAL Real Fstate, Laant, Jtlrt aagres. V'K are rradjr at ail tliiu'g to make, loans on first-clans city property and eastern Nebraska, farms. Rates on request. UNITED STATES TRUST CO., 212 South 17th St. !'" TO S' for leans on bent clans city ' residences In nmounls $2,000 up; also farm loans. Reasonable commission. PETERS TRUST CO., 1i?J Karnam St. NO DELAY W. T UUAHAM. BKE HLDG. XldNKY to lortii on liupiied farms and rant lies. We also buy goo.i farm mort gnges. Kloke Inv. t'o . tmaha. OMAlU homes. Knt Nebraska farms. O KEFKE REAL EST VI' E CO . 10i Omaha Nat Phone Douglas 271S. " MONEY TO LOAN, s.r years, on Improved properties. PHOPEN CO.. Doug. 434. MONEY on hand for city and farm loans. 11. W. Hinder. City National Knnk HUI GARVIN BROS. 34 Omaha Nut 1 Bh. Kldg. $100 TO $IO.0nj made promptly. '. D. Wead, Wead MUU-., IMh and 1-HinsmPts. CITY li c'ert . Large loans a specially. W. II. Thomns. T'.H Stale Bank Bldg. 67 CITY LOANS, C. G. Canberg. P 12 Urandeis Theater Bldg. CTt"i' and farm'loanH, "S. n rcr cent. J. H. Dunntit Co.. 41ii Keellne M d. 57o MONEY. llAKRISON .MORTON. U Omaha Nnt. Bank Bldg. Storks and Honda. Two First Mortgages For Sale $1,000 due In five years, interest 7 per cent, psysble semi-annually, on 300 a ere a of pood, level farm land In Weld county, Coloiado; value $4,500. $5n) due In five years; 7 per cent; Pay sble semi-annually, on ISO acrea of good level farm land In Weld county, Colo rado; value $2,400. E. T. Hoyden, 114 llarnev St., Omaha, Nebraska. HAVE two fi.UK mortgnaea diawlng . per cent Interest: secured on Tennessee 1 land; duo In t and 4 yeara; will trade for good automobile, or what have you,' Address C fiis, imahi Bee. $1,200 FARM mortgage bearing 7 percent. aecured by properly valued $3,7oO. Tal mage I-oomia Inv. Co., W. O. W. Bldg. Abstracts nt Title. tuaranteeA0,;,,,"',t Co. We can bring our abstract on Short notice. R. 7. Patterson Bldg. D. 1947. short notice. Jt7. Patt K'Fli It Title G'uarar lYrjIVU (V... a mode nlee ami Abet re ct rn abstract office. $05 P. 17th Pt. Tel. I). 64V7. REED ABRTRACT Co . oldest""abstraet office In Nebraska. Hi Lranduls Thea. FARM AND RANCH LANDS Arkansas Lands, FREE FARMS IN ARKANSAS. 180.1x6 acrea of government land open for homestead April 3u; located along and near the Missouri and North Ar kansas railroad; ideal for fruit, poultry, stock or general farming; some timber. Write for particulars. J. C. Murray, G. P. A., leak L Harrison. Arkansas. 120-ACRES. mllea from Danville: 70 acres In cultivation, all fenced. $ acres of orchard; 3 wells; 3-room houso and barn: Vt mile to school and church. R. F. D. mnll dally. Price only $l,8uo; good terms. Write Yell County Land Co., Danville. Ark. THIaeourl Lasai, GREAT BA KGAINS $u dow"n7"$ monthly, buys 40 acres, good fruit and poultry land, near town, southern Missouri. Prlre only $176. Address Bog 808, Ex celsior Sprints, Mo. Hiouriots Lands. 40 ACRES, 45 miles from Minneapolis, near two good railroad towns; one half under cultivation, balance ue for pasture and hay; can practically all be cutlvated: good soil, good set of buildings; this land will produce tW bushels of corn per acre; country Is thlctly settled; complete set of ma chinery; 22 head of stock, consisting of 11 cows, balance 1 and 2-year-olds; 4 good horaes, 25 hogs, chickens and everything on the farm goes at $iii per acre. One-half cash. Immediate, pos session can be had. SCHWAB BROS., 102$ Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn. Nebraska Lands. FOUND a20-acre unclaimed homestead; good soil; ample rainfall; artesian water; near free timber. Price $.u, filing fees and all. J, A. Tracy. Ft Mtorgan. Colo. CAN give some excellent trade on good 2.200-acre Brown Co.. Neb., ranch. Will price this at actual value. Relyea A Glfford. 816 Ramge Bldg., Omaha. Neb. 1A) ACRES, Garden County. Neb.; clear or mortgage, price lo per acre. Will trade for automobile. W. K. Craig, 1317 City Nat. Bank Bldg., Omaha. Wisconsin Land. UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and general crop slate in ine union; settlers wanted: lands for sale at low prices on easy terms. Ask lor booklet 34 on Wl constn Central Land Grant. Excellent lands for stock rsbdng. If Interested in fruit landa ask (or booklet on apple orchards. Addraae Lsnd and Industrial Dept., tioo Line Railway. Minneapolis. Minn. M leeellanenws. "HAVE YOU A FARM FOR 8 A LET Write a good description of your land and send It to the Sioux City, J a., Jour nal. "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad Medium." Twenty-five words every Fri day evening. Saturday niornlns and every Saturday evening and Sunday for una month, alvlnir sixteen ads on twnlva different days for 2; or 50 words, $1, or 75 worns, . Largest circulation of any Iowa news paper; 260,ux readers daily In four great states. FARMS, acreago and city properly for sale snd exchange. C. R. Combs, (Oil Brandels Theater Bldg. Douc.3!il BUYERS WIT II " THE MONEY TO INVEST. Farm land ads placed in these col umns reach the kind of people all over the west who have amnio funds with which to invest In lands. Quality and quantity are both found in THE BEE' 8 country circulation. The subscription rate for The Bee Is murh higher than any other Omaha newspaper. Naturally The Hoe la read by a class of well-to-do farmers. Fend In your ad snd reach some real buyers. HORSES-LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES For Snle. MUCT HELL HARNESS. $2,700 worth of double harness to close out at a discount of one-third from reg ulsr price: $10 worth of single har ness to close out at one-half regular price. Harness shipped subject to In spection. If not satisfied, money will be refunded. JOHNHON-DANFORTH CO., 1529-31-33 N.11thHt..NearClark St NOTICE TO A CA?H AND QUICK BUYER. 13 hrsd of young inarm, 14 In foal, sll well matched, ages from ( to s, last of the estate. All my guod young brood mares, also t frejli inllcli cows and I head pf iiiiilns; no reasonable offer re fused. Call U4 H. 24th bt. Lady owner McKaymanager ATTENTION ! TO A CAHlf AND QUICK BUYER. Klx head of young mans in foal Also 4 cows, two span of tm.bs, one ti mn of g. 1.1 it. k: welglniig 3,000 poil-ids, two sets of liarneas, one tarm niin. Death In family forcea sale. 251 Farnam nt. Ad 1 have exchanged my farm for real estate In Omaha, 1 have left for aaje well matched, chunky team of inarea, 5 and i years old. will foal In May, weight. 2,4.. Hay mare, weight l.i; one gelding "eight 1.400. No cash offer refused. 30131 ouglaa HI WHaW muat sell. 1 hsve three good iiiarea that muat be sold. I lost my husband and have no further use for . tlieae horses; gentle and In good con dition; will sell cheap. These are good. bi boraea and anue. fall at 24ug Ht. Marys Ave. Mrs. Thorp. '1'AN of good work horacn, liarncaa and" y..'igin. All for $10. Valnut 212. HORSES-LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES I'er Sale. ON account of only eon leaving home. I am forced to sell well-mstehed team of niare. due to foal In .May. welulilng about l.nm each: and I years olo sound, in Hood condition Also rtalr of hnis-s welKhlng ahout lbs. Inuulre of Mrs. Maxson. i-XJ Harney St. Uml voting boree, buggy, harness. Doug ;'4:.". IIAY$-vRn ton. A." W. Wagner,"" 00l' N.' M, POULTBY AND PET STOCK MONEY In chickens; Tlie fot Johnson i free catalogue. Pou.tiy Know-How, about the pay-for-ltself Old Trusty In cubator. M. M. Johnson Co., Clay Cen ter, Neb. Jl'f-T HKCK.IVKIi" Clilncse'nightingaies, beautiful plumage, good sinners. P' 00 Vhx Oclsli r Hlrd Co.. 1.117 Karnam St. IIITE Orpington o, kerela and white Indian runner dtirks. 4 i S. 40th St. Phone South 2'l. FOR PALE- Good "fox "hound. ,'lose'plt Stinaer. Deep River, la. I EGOS. Barren Rocks, Runner ducks, fcc each. Phone 11 wi. o MXh grsln. loft lbs.t $1 7RVagnef,liN.1. ' AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE THE BEST IN USlTl) CAR BARGAINS 2 slightly used 1?1 Maxwell, reas onable. 3 Ford touring cars, all In A t con dition. 11 Velle -Z good condition. 1KI2 International. 1:11 Chalmeta Roadster, good shape, price rlKht lull Ptudebaker, first class shape. 1 Overland touring car In good shspe. C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO., J?m Farnam. Druglss sfvt ST E VH N S-D I ' R V K A , slx-cyl., tourfng. Peerless touring, locomobile touring. Cndtllne touring. Kissel Knr speedster. AUW CLEARING HOUSE. rjiW Fnrnnni. D. 3310. A New Home West Farnam and Cathedral District ',''', ' . '': '' '-' '."'' '.' '.'"' ''.' - ' ' ' ' , t . . ... ... I ' i-w . . . - . n,. . -.' .MJdj. ,Qi .... t T -T . ' - .. m.lMV- - i. ..-. - ,.'.' . - Ixirated on Wakeley street, between Davenport and Chtcggo, 4 1st and 4 2d streets, on a south front lot, paved tvomea are being; built. Hag 8 rooms, reception hall, UvlnK room, gun room, dining room and kitchen on first floor: 4 bedrooms, bath and stairs to attic on swond floor. Oak finish on flrBt floor, excepting kitchen. Oak floors on second story. First class pressed brick foundation. Possession purchased on a small payment down, us about It at once. HASTINGS 1614 HARNEY STREET OMAHA OKNRRAt MARKET. Wholesale Prices (or Prod ace Charged by Omaha Dealers. BUTTER No. 1 creamery. In cartons. pr tubs, 2Uc; No. 2, He POULTRY Hens, 16c; roosters, sc; young roosters, UipHc; ducks, 13vc, geese. 14c; turkeys, iv per pound. OHEE8i Imported Hwlas. 44c; domes tic, 34c; block. o: twins, 19toi delates. Heftc: triplets, iiep'; young America, tin; blue label brluk. lUVkc; limburger, jlc; Im ported French Itoguefort, We. UiBTr.iw nePHtui.e, per gai,; Diana ards, $1.25; selects, $1.60. Northern, per gai.: Hlundardn. $145; selects, $1.W; counts, $1 to; Blue Points, $l.'J6 per 100. FI8H Fresh. Der lb.: Catfish. 17c: hal- but, 18c; salmon, lVic; red snapper, Do; black bass, lovJAc; crupplua, 1201sc; flounders, 12a. Frosen, per lb.: Halibut. 11c; herring, syjc; trout. 18e; white, loc; salmon. Plic; pickerel, 7fl8c; pike. Va lie. Hmoked. par lb.: Whie. lto. Kip pered, per H.; Bsimuti, lie; simian ImU dles, lie; roe shad, uo each; shad roe, 40c per psir. BLKK-No. 1 rlb. Hc; No. t ribs, SW, No. 3 ribs. 174c. No. 1 chucks. 11 He; No. 2 chucks. llVic; No. 3 chucks, llo. No. 1 loins. 2&c; No. 2 loins. 23Vtc: No. I loins, PtWo. No, I rounds, KV; No. 1 rounds. l&c; No. 3 rounds, 14c. No. 1 plates, 10c; No. 2 pistes, tfic; No. 3 plates, W Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by Glllneky A Co.: KltL'lTH Oranges: Bunklst. Ms. II W box; Ms. $2.76 box; ttis, $3 boa; 136s, Is box; IMle, 33.C0 box; 176s, 3.SH. 324s, $.1.76 box; too, tills, 2Mis, $4 box. Lemons: Ool den Bowl, 300s, $6 box. Bllver Cord, 14.00 box. Grapefruit: Siis, $3.76 box; 4iU. $3 box; (4s, $3.60 box; 64a, 80e, $4 box. Ba nanas: Medium sixe, 11.00311.10 ouncn; medium slses Junilios, $J(Xnl'136 bunch; regular slse Jumbos, ;.tt"jti..t nuncn; ex tra large lunibos. $3.0ti'a'3.2b bunch; mam moth Jumbos, $3.5VS.7ii bunch. Cranber ries, $12 barrel. Dules: Dromedary, $2.78 crate; stuffed, $1.7B box; Fard, 12o lb. Figs; New, k6c box. Apples: Ben Davis Bech tela, In barrels, $4 barrel; Bon Davis, other varieties In barrels, $2.M) barrel; Bhleld Brand Wine Haps, $4.M) barrel; Iduho Ben Davis, In Imxes, $150 box, Rome Beauty, $1.74 box; W. W. Pear malnea, $1.75 box; extra fancy Wine tiapa, $2 box; Iowa Hlate Greenings, $1.60 box; Arksnsss Blacks, $2.50 box. (strawberries: 24-pint cases, $175 case. NUTS Peanut : No. 1 raw, CVfco pound; No. 1 roasted, sc pound; Jumbo raw, KHc pound; Jumbo, roasted, 'o pound. Pe cans: 13'o pound; Jumlio. liSto pound. Fllherta: 16c. pound. Mixed nuts: 15c pound MISCF.LKANEOra-Honey: Comb. $3.7$ crate; Airline, $1 Ml caae. Popcorn: No. 1 rice, 4c pound; 40 1-pound packages, $2.50 case. VEGETABLES -Onions: Red. yellow. Sc pound; Spanish, $2 25 crste; white, 12.60 rrate. I-eltuce $1 doxen. Brussel sprouts, 3oc pound. Cabbage. 2Ve pound; now, $c pound. Rhubarb: $2 60 box. Cauliflower, II crate. I'eppers, tie baaket. New beets, carrots, turnips, parsley, ooc dosen. Old beet:, can ui. turnips, parsnips, 'bagoea, 2c pound. Potatoea: Minnesota white, $l.le bimliei. Colorado white. $1 20 bushel: Mln tieaots. Red River Ohlos, $1.40 bushel. Kweet Potatoes: Delawarea. $1.75 hamper; California. $1.75 hamper Celery: -di sen ratea, $1.25 crate; t-doxen cratea, $2.7$ crate, k-dosen rrate, $2.u0 rrate. Onion bets: Yellow, $2.60 bushel; red. $ orate. Omaha Mar Market. OMAHA. March 23 rilAlRIB HAY Choice upland. $'4 00; No. 1. $K.0orf 60; No. t. $u.i"o.ou. No. 3, VI "!K. ; c hoice mld lond, pi.m; No I, $7.V(iS.0O; No. t, $6.(107) 7 60; No. 3. $1 rtlif. 00; ohilce lowland, $7.0u; No. 1. $.' Vw-". No. i. $4 (Vai.50, No. 3. $1 Otvfti.oo. HTUAW Choice wheat. $5 0O3.dO; choice oat or rye. ta.Oftti A.o. Al,FALFA-'Iiolce. $lI.0fWll 60: No. 1. lio.o.uii buyers. 1.00; No. 2, JlOb'u'loO, with no Melal Market. NEW YORK, March 33.-METAIJ4 Iaii, $7 87 bid. Rpelter. not quoted. Cop per, steady; eetrolytlc, nearby, $2x.w1 2H 60; June and later. $27 .Oku 77 .50. Iron, firm and unchanged. Tin, quiet; spot, $411. OrtpiAi Oft. At london: Rpot copper, attU; futures, 110; electrolytic, ClIsV 8pot tin, iri7 is, futures, i:i9l. Irsd, 3u 2s d. Hpelter. ii. Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlla NEW YORK. March 33. EVAP ORATED APPLES Market, dull; fancy, 7Vtm c; choh-e. r.VWlc; prime. 5',c. DRIED FRUITS- Prunes, easy, Call forma. V-illc; Oregon. 7'V Aprl cotd, yului; choice, 4.l'c. extra cboioe. AUTOMOBILES-FOR SALE A UTU CUiAUL(T HOUSE " 2Ji Farnam. Douglaa 3310. Slevena Ihiryea Ioiible A. -cllndef touring. Cndlllan touring, electric equipped. Krlt. electric equlpied. louring, locomobile, touring sitidebaker. s-cylimler. electric equip ped Klim. roadster, electric eoulpped. TliF AUTO PHOP-'Pervl.e First.' 1601-i Jncksin. Tyler 93S. Auto repairing and gen blnrkamllhlng. auto springs made and repaired. KliVOF.ST VARIETY OF HiRli CARS IN THE CITY. ln. "i Uoan roadster, excellent running order, ressonshle Firestone Tire sno Rubber Co.. V-f Farnam. WHERE ran I get a good used curt Industrial Garage Co., 20th and Har ney Sis Gixill bnruslns In "tires, sll slses and price. Duplex Tire Co., O.MS Farnam I'si.li car b.ii'gnitis "I Murphv O" linen Auto Co.. ISM-IS 14 Farnam Pt. xnto I Ires and Supplies. M TO REPAIRS. REBUILT $.'.1 TO $5 00. DUO TIRE I'O.. 111 Chicago Pt. Aelo llepnlrlag anil Palntlna. NEB. Auto Radiator Repair service, and prices light. 2lx p. IKth St. D. 7390. $l(m rewind lor iiuiKiietn we "can't repair." t'olis repalied. Bnvsdorfer. 210 N. lth. JOE MIRPIIY-Aiilo repairing. U3 O'Tth m Tvler V07 nlnlit Red T4 l ,i IT fv-w,r Omaha Radiator Rep, t o. W Far. D. $ool. I:lei-trle Antninobllea, Walter Anderron. expt rep g els trie batteries. Ptorage. i-.IU Farnam. D. 4317. AUTOMOBILE 1NPURANCK. Fire Theft. Liability and Property Damanc at Lowest Rates. KIt.LT, ELLIS A THOMPPON. 11,-14 Clly Nat. bank Bldg. Doug. 31. MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES II A R LE " - D A V 1 1 ) a t i N MOTO R 'CY C U V 7 linrgaln In used machlnea. Victor Roos, "Tli' Motorcycle Man.'' 3714 Leavenworth street, in a district where many new plumbing and heating throughout; can be given at once. This can d balance aDotit tne same as rent, ow & 11EVDEN, TELEPHONE TYLER 60. lOKrfllfj fancy, UKmis. Peaches, quiet; choice, GMc; extra choice, $Vic; fancy, He. Raisins, steady; looae muscatels. 1v1c; choice to fancy, seeded, 7le'B'7Hc; seedless, HtlloHc. Neve York Money Market. NEW YORK. March 2S.-MERCAN-TILE PAPER Sitfa'i per cent. HTERL1NG EXCHANGE Blgty-dsY bills. $4 72; demand. $4.76-; cables. $4.77. MILVE.R Bar, iVo; Mexican dollars, 46'4,o. BOND Oovemment, steady; railroad, ' TIm'b TX5ANI-teady; sixty days, t& 3 tier cent; ninety days, tU3 per cent; six months $'n3V per cent. CALt. MONEY-teady; high, t per cent; low, 1 per cent; ruling rate. I per cent; last loan, I per cent: closing Lid. per cent; offered at t per cent. Closing quotations on bonds today went as follows: V. 8. raf. Sa. I do eouvoa . , V. H. la. rag. do eoupou . I' 8. a. raa do coupon . ... U N. ant. 4s.. ... MM K. T. 1st s. ...lMMa. Pas ool. 4a. ...losiiMoot. Psnsr (s ... ...Ill N. T. C. !. Is.. ...Ill UK. T. ritr 4... ..I14-4 10Tn Am. ftniettar ...iwsM. t.. m. h a n. A. T. T. rv. 44a. 1IM . 4a .11444 Anslo-Krenrh 6 ... AtehlaoB sB. 4a... Hl. g CMil 4a Umh. HIMl r. la... M No. Pacific MS do la . PM . ss4 . Kli .ions, . lofW PlitO. . I- nt. 4s., 101 Pse. T. 4 T. (6n. Paellle lat. sou Pens. ess. ( hea. a o. r. 4Ua n4 4n sea. in4 ('. H tO.1 4s ... PSSSoadlna sen. 4a K c. M. a t. P. s la..lTS. L A S. F. r 4s 7 C. t. I. a P. r. 4a. STHBo. Paa. er M 104H CAS. ret. 4Vs.... IC, do rat. 4s POH D aV H. O. s. 4s... fUVtAo, Rallna la loe-4 do 4a 47 Union Paclfle m PI Rrle sea. 4s , to rr. 4a P4 nan. Klartrlo la 1MHIT. n. Rubber (s....ied nt. No. lat 4s P V. . Soe la 1M4 III. a, rat. 4a PS Weal. I'nloa 4 Via.... t Int. M. M. 4t 7HWeat. glee. a la.. Ill K. C. so et. a ... PI Bid. "Offered. Coffee Market. NEW YORK. March Jik-COFFEE-The msrket for coffee futures wss quiet to day, but prices ruled huher In sympathy with continued steadiness In Bra sll and on a moderate demand from trade sourres. The opening was unchanged to 2 points lower, but there was very lit tle coffee for sale and prices soon firmed up with July advancing to sloe, while Heptember sold aa high as s.2oc, during the afternoon. There was a little Euro pean buying on this advance and the market doeaed at a net gain of 10 to 111 points for the day. Hales, lo.SoO hage; March. 7.6e: April, S.OUc; May, i.OJo: June, S 07c: July. 8.11c; August. $ 15c: Sep tember, 8 20c: October. $.24c; November, t.tr: December. U..i2r, January, line; February. 8 SUc. Hpot coffee steady; Rio 7a, Sc: Santos 4a, lOUc. Cost and freight market was reported about unchanged on the average with quotations fur Kantos 4s rsnging I around lo.3.Vn0 40c on London credits The official cables reported no ohsnge in mllrels prices and a decline of 1-M In Rio exchange on l.idon. Rio cleared lO.bnO baga. and pantos. M.OOO baas, for New York with the figures Indicating still larger clearances for Europe Cotton Market. NEW YORK. Msrch 23 COT TON Spot, steady; middling uplands. 12.00c; ssles. l.0 bales. Futures opened barely steady. May. 1104c; July. 12.06c; October. 13.11c; De cember, 1Z.30T; January, ll.aov. The cotton market rinsed steady at a net loss of to 12 points. Cotton futures closed steady: May, U8c; July, 12.08c; October, 12.14c; De cember. 1? Je; January, 13.33c. LI VERPOOL COTTON Steady; good middling, 8.0ud; middling, 7.7M; low mid dling. 7 Ud; sales. 8.0O0 bales. Oil and Rosin. SAVANNAH, (la., March i -TT'RPKV-TlNI-bteady; HVpiit-'c; sales 107 bbls.; shtpmerts. none; stock, 8.0 0 I. bis. ROBIN Firm; sales, SMI bbls.; receipts, 4MI bbls.; shipments, none; stock. 78. "f bbls. (juotstlons: A. B. C, D. R. $4.i; G. H, 1, $.1.10; K, M. $5.24; N, $5 '8; W. O, $0.60; WW, !. Sugar Market. NTCW YORK. March 3. 4SUOAR Raw, steady: centrifugal, 1.71 ; molasses, 4 Mc; refined, steady. Futures opened lulel, but Inter became quite active, with Cuban Interests sgain on the buying side, to gether with covering t y recent seller. At noon prices were Mm points higher. Bank rtesxrlogre. OMAHA. Msrch - Bank clearings to day were $4. 040,77 27 and for the corre sponding day btst year $J17,121.i4. .NEW Y0RKST0CK MARKET Leading I$$uei Riie and Full Within Fractional Limits. TRADING IS PROFESSIONAL NEW YoP K, March 23.-Durlng ths greater part of today s listless session, leading slocks rose and fell within frac tional limits, except In the forenoon, when So abrupt decline In the Mexican group, chiefly Petroleums, caused reces sinus of one to fixe points. Trading lost nothing of Its familiar professional tons, commission houses reporting a dearth of outside Interest and dealings were on an increasing scsle of narrowness. Kails were more neglected than usual, until towsrd the close, when an Inquiry for Reading, which made an extreme gain of l1. awakened Interest in other shares of the same class. New York Central a as moderately absorbed at higher price levela, but Southern Pacific was unre sponsive to lis favorable pebrtiary state ment, and Norfolk A Western was dor mant, pending deferred sctlon on the ilh Idend. (leueial munitions equipments and oils contributed more than thr usual large !Hctle Issue of the dev. It recorded an 'exf-eme loss of 6. at IMV. but closed ist 1V United States Steel offered some resistance to pressure on forecasts of 'rn1", 'or. ,h? XIl" Hr.eonnmied a close, but Bethlehem Steel continued o "". tailing nine points to . Metsl i,h,r. wel active, especially American ?.lno and Butte and superior, wnicn re- r remrii auoataniiai pimn. Totsl slisres of stock amounted to 4R."..niti shares. Hentlment was more than ordinsrily mixed and latest advices from Washing ton were not calculated to clear up the confusion prevailing In speculative cir cles. There was less peace talk, snd general news rrom abroad threw little light on existing conditions. Rsnkers expressed no aurprlss at tns reported refusal of the entente allies to grant a loan to Greece, Ths Psnk of Englsnd Ineressed Its gold holdings bv over $4.0O0.(M, incidentally st lengthening Its liabilities reserves, while the Bank of France gained $2.3U.COO gold, but increased lis note circulation by over aMk.,n raetfle was the first nf the Importsnt rosds to submit F0'".""1 Hits, wnn s net increajw m Bonds were stesdy. with further heavy trading In Anglo-French M. Total ss es of bonds (par value) we-e t2.3R,OW. I mtea pistes hnniis were uncnanavi i Number of sales and leading ouoUUona en sticks today were: -, gaiev. min. w. v i.'. A lull a axis AII-tlialBiers Amerlrsa Heet 0usse. ... Ainvrlraa tis Amsrlras lecsniMlre ,. Amsrloan 41 Am. g K- sf Aal. Si Reflalss Amei1.n Tel. 4 Tel.... Amerl'-ss Tohsee AnamnSs Cer Aich'poa Ilaldwln lefonmll") ... luHlmiwe Okls Hihlehm Ste Hronkly Ssl Tr lnlifnmls Pimlsam ... Csnanlsa Psettls rsnirsl IstSee HiHipMkt Ohte Itkip O. W thiraeo. M. at. P .... rhtnsxv. R. I. P. ar- Chlno 'mer Colors4s Tue a leoe... rsrihls "ti Itonver a 0. tMailllern Ssourltlee ... K.T1S lnrl glsetrte (Irat Nshra pM (IrMI No. Or "S Ougvshetm Bivlnrstlea. Illinois Central Interbnrmish dm. Cor. Inspirslloa Coeoer International Hsrwetor.. poo " iSH l'a IP'S sov 1.41X1 7t . IDA Ml ll) T4V l 1 too lltMi pns 111 7M It's MVa 7 H 111 ll 140 11 MMj issv, liS H 44 ; s 171 4 1H . llw . H i" 4S 47 ' 117 HIS 4S 1 ITH 4"' lies H l 7 looV lit 1K4 13T Ml iev PM m tt.ene lerss n sh ID pn I. ISO "'iiie 70S Line .nn M.KXI "rins 4.4na 1714 $ 44 S 44 P4W IT 1144 IT uti m IH atx 4 IT. 4I IM "esii IKS IM OS 14.100 ITS 4I $' TH4 ITH 47H 'ii" 74 3H Ksnaas ("ttr exniissra... Ihif Vsiler InilKllls Nashville., Msilnaa Petrolnua Miami Capper Missouri. K. a T. sft.. .Mlaeaurl Psrinn Nsilonal Blseolt NatlonM 14 Nevada Copper New Torii Central , N. V., N. It. H Norfolk WMisrs Nortli.m Pnoltle Pacific Mall PennavlTanls Pullaiss Palaes Car.... Illar ma. Copper tie 0S 7' Kv 10' I'S 101. 4' INS HP, 131, lfS S4 liJi l"H H' ft . II S l . 14' MS IM IIS s-'S V l' ' I M f TT 4 V TS III, 64. Wl 1(W' 70S 17 4,70 10$ 1w Its lMUj MS 114 ' 1!1 1IIH lft4 t 141 4 aS r.5 BtH S 1M rs us list 1V6 "4 V 71 Pitt IT I1H n T4 lew to t.lo 11. BOO Heasins Republic Iran IK ool., Wouthara Pattfia , Snuihors Hsllvar ., SludabsltST Com pas r ... ... K 1H 644 Teenama foppor ....... Tnsa OBMir Vnlna Paolfifl I'nloa rarltle prd t'altod States Steal V. g. sueel pM t'tah Coveor Waatarn I aloe Woatlsfbouas TOeetrle .., Monuaa Povse nensral MMors Wsnask B pfa Iniernstloeal Martae pf4 ... i.Co 4A 1PSUL tans 14V S.40S m lo " 4.s PM 'ra t.ioe 11(14 4 s4 TH sa Tt 44 V, Kanseeeti rapeer II tea IT Toial saloe for Us day. 4M,W shares. I.eatea "leek Market. IONDON. March $. Ollt-edged se curities and American shares on the Stock market were dull and barely steady on a light volume of business to day. HIT.VFR Bsr. J?Hd per etrnoe. MON BY fplH per cent. DISCOUNT RATEhort bOlg and three months, 14 per cent. Dry Oonds Mark ee. NEW TOK, Msrch H-TiRT OOCr Cotton goods were firm todav, fits pie gingnams were advanced a half rent a yard to so. the hlgtiaart pries . reached in recent yeara. Raw silk wg easier. Jobbers reported goed trade. Railroad Detective Seriously Injured as Result of Gun Duel Special Detective C. A. Lowell ef the Illinois Central railroad wag taken to the Pt. Joseph's hospital In a eerloas oendl tion as ths result of a fun battle be tween himself and thro armed men In ths yards near the Omaha Bo factory In East Omaha about midnight. As Detective Lowell was ma king his regulsr rounds of tha yard at that place alone, three armed men slipped up be hind him and, after telling htm to halt one of thera said, "Now we've got you and we'll get rid of you, too," and then shot, hitting Lowell in ths left hip and causing him to drop ths shot gun which he was carrying. Ha immediately re tained his balance after tha shook and drawing his automatic fired the entire contents st the men, but owing to tha darkness he wss unable to tell definitely whether he hit one ef the men, though he stated that ha was certain ho did. After the men had left him Lowell crawled nearly half a mils to the office ef the Omaha Bog factory where he aroused the night watchman and had him notify tbs local police. The emerg ency car manned by a squad of detec tives and officers and Polios Surgeon Miller was rushed to the scene. The Council Bluffs department was also notified and sent Its patrol, as the night watchman ststed that he first thought Lowell hsd been shot In Iowa, the divid ing Una between ths two states being only a few feet from the scene of ths action. lowell Is a resident of Chicago, whore he has a wife and family. The relative have been notified by ths police of the shooting. Besrrh for tha men that shot ths de tective has been without avail. Chief Special Agent M. F. Butt of th- Iowa division of tha Illinois OatttraJ ar rived In Omaha this morning from Fort Dodge and sx pressed bis Intention of get ting after ths braes thieves in double quick order. tt takee but a minute of ttme to nave dollars when you read Tfc Boa Waat Ad Coluaanav