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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1906)
THE OttAIIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MARCTI 18, 1900L FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE California for Clear OmahiCity Property. Splendid large two-story residence tin th finest residence street In Los Angeles, No. .-a E. Artsms St.; nearly new and thor oughly modern; lot 6"li to 20 ft. alloy; laige barn, chicken pens, laundry house; with gas and water connections and ser vant' toilet In rear; beautiful grounds In tet of condition, lawn flowers and young trees. House Is finely finished In selected yellow pins wood and beautifully tinted; Very expensive electrlo fixtures dining room fixtures alone cost over $100. Very tare living room with very elaborate man tel boo a canes, etc.; spacious window seat; very complete butlers pantry. Just the home for one who can lay hack and rest, being In a quiet and dignified atmosphere. J rite, only $lo,OW. straight K.wA) Jeaje at 7 per cent. Also SO acres unimproved farming land In Los Angeles county that is eepeclully adapted for wheat or barley, etc., being a rich sandy loam, and from recent re ports discovered to be In the artesian belt, wells having been developed very close to this fine land; situated close to main Southern Pacific line and 3Vs miles south and west pt tlie thriving town of Lancaster, about M miles north of Los Angeles city; value, $40 per acre, ciear of Incumbrance. I wlh to exchange one or both for a clear Income property In Omaha. icing up Kusfcell Alderaon, care Emerson Hall, commission merchunts, your city, or write fctlwin Alderson, owner, 1-6 8. Broad way, Los Angeles, .Cal. Z AU73 17x ONLY, HOTEL In town; trade for land or sell; bus line and mall from train; livery barn. Pays from $l,oO0 to $2,vw a year. Hell on account of wife's health. Address . W-21. Z M 144 All FOR TRADE 10 acres best hay land In , Holt county; will trade for residence prop erty In Omaha or Lincoln; price i,'M). Anderson Bros., Br is tow. Neb. 2-M1M 20x IF TOU do not find what you want In this column, put an ad. In and you will soon get It. Z fct WANTED A good newspaper plant; will trnde Cheyenne cornty, Kansas land. Ad dress Ruby Moore, k't. Francis, Kan. zm isx FOR BALB OR EXCHANGE for land. one sixteen horse-power Avery entrim with 86x80 separator. wind stacker. weigher and feeder complete. Address Box 64, Underwood. Ia. Z 368 18 GOOD FARM LANDS TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY I'KOl'lilU'K. C6 acres located within a mile of Flatts- mouth, Nebraska; land lays fairly well all under cultivation, good five-room cot tage, small orchard, barn and other out buildings. Will exchange a $3,0u0 equity In this place for good dwelling In Omaha or Boutn umana, or. equal vaiue. (0 acres located about 10 miles south of Plattsmouth; all under cultivation, good five-room house, barn, double corn crib two wells, good young orchorl; land lays rolling. Price, $00 per acre. Will ex change same for a good residence In Omaha. South Omaha or any gooa east' ern Nebraska town. Must be free from eucumberance; nothing against this place. Will rent for $3.00 an acre cash. Can give possession of this immediately. For further particulars' write Falter & Tate, Plattsmouth, Neb. 414 24 ABOUT $2,000 worth of recorded Short horns for land. Converse, Avoca. la. Z-319-18." IDS ACRE3 Fremont county, Iowa; 65 In cultivation; fair buildings; $55 per acre; mortgage $3,J. For Omaha or South Omaha property. Sidney, Ia Z 464 18x FOR RENT HOUSES TirilTWVi In all parta of the city. R. UUUOiliO c, hllrl & Co., ye, U 818 FOR RENT. n I .. 1 J . . . .. . Awnnn ha.l wu.king distance. U06-7 N. Uth St.; $8 and $12 per month. Inquire R. C. Peters 4t Co., giouna noor, uoa um D M19 1Xrl ISIPQ In 'l Prta of the City. The JJ.U U Oi-UJ v fj. vi. Co. ftjg Bee Bldit X 3J UOUBES. Insurance. Ring wait. Barker Blk. kj VI THE Omaha Van Storage Co., pack, move and stole U. H. goods. Storehouse, 1120-24 N. lKth. OUica, lall Faruaub .Tel. Doug. Ut. itma WW. miwe nlanos. MaKEard Van & Stor age Co. Tel. Doug. 14H. Office, i71J Web- ater St. umi -ROOM modern house, except furnace. $20. C. M. Bachinann, i6 Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 63!. is FOR rent, 1013 Boutn Thirtieth St. 6 rooms except furnace. $22.60 per monm, lieneon 4c Myers, i . x. "g" BIH1 us when shipping household goods to large cities west. We can save you ,,,7,v KXPRESSMEN'9 DELlVtKl CO.. 214 N. Blxteanth St. Tel. Doug lias. i. Bchwarts. mov' van. 1610 WDoug. 204 FOR RENT Seven-room house, witli bath and laundry; N. E. cor. 25th Ave. and Leavenworth; house in perfect order, new plumbing; hot water neating; re J. conneu. wi nom xiu. mR nrcNT 4-room fiat: city water. 16th mnA vinmn Sis.: $8 uer month. C. M. Bachmann. 436 Paxlon Blk. D M675 T-ROOM. modern cottage, close In. Apply . 2228 Burt St. tr JIOU8H furnishings can be bought of us fully 25 per cent cheaper than at the ln aiullmvnt stores. We have the best stock In' Omaha. Our terms: $25 worth, $1 per OMAHA FI'RNITVRH AND CARPET CO. 12u-iu-i2i3 rarnam ci. I 274 18 tivt Chlcairo St.. 8 rooms, nice yard, $40 87118 KVrnam. 8 rooms modern, brick, $46; 1V10 Blnney, 10 rooms modern. $;ia. Klngwalt Bros., Barker oioca. L ai-bi u til.EllANT new elaht-room houso for rent all modern conveniences; large yard and tine location. 1111 S. 31st St. Phone Harney 8526. D-407 18x FOR RENT Modern flat, one-half bloc from car, near Hanscom park; hot water beat. Cull at laM bo. 2Mh street. D US 18x 15RICK houses, close In $45 and t 1m N. 2f,th. 8 rooms W ii S. 16th, 6 rooms $18 m) L 1 Harney. 7 rooms $17 JOHN N. FRENZER. OPP. OLD P. o. I 420 18 1Q.ROOM modern house and barn, buth an toilet sepurute, I lavatories, Just papered and painted. 2M3 Hlrknry. 4-room modern tlat, N. 3Hh. J. H. PARROTTE. PAXTON BLK. D 4J0 18 FOR RENT. 8138 Mason St.. elegant new 10-room stroctly moiiern house, . 78 N. 27th Ave., 8 rooms, allmodern, $5. $224 Poppleton Ave., 8 rooms, modern, $.5. 43 Pi.oitteion Ave.. 8 rooms, modern. $3o. 104 Maple St., 8 rooms, newly painted and HMD red. $-"0. $217 Cuming St., 8 rooms, modern except furnace, -t. gouthwet coiner SS1 and Cuming Sts., rofims. moilern. $32.50. 1554 Sherman Ave.. 4 rooms In banement. $8. PAYNK INVEdTMKNT COMPANY. TeL Douglas ITbl. 1st tloor n. x. iruai FOR RENT. 4904 Chicago St., 8 rooms, modern.... K N. 50th Ave., modern t!J& I'srker St lMtsnient 1712 Hickory St., 8 rooms 14M 8. 17th, 6 i-ooms lus) Pacific, I rooms ... .$5ti: . -A 00 . So.uO . 10 i) . 16 00 . 13 00 Phone Red 1246. Room 8, Barker BI)l. THREE ACRES, fruit and new 4-room house, 10 minutes' walk from business center of Council Bluffs. F. D. Wead, 15:4 Douglas. D fT 18 $18-41 rooms all newly piipered and painted. 1222 Bo. r7th Pt., mod ex. furnace. 8' rooms. l'Ji'l Bi. 15th St. $16-2772 Cal. fct , -r.. all nn-dern. lis -room fiat, 87o6 Cuming St N. P. DODGR i CO, Bld- 1714 "'E-um to 40 lArge store room. 1S18 Homey Bt., acrua from library. N. P. IkAvIB CO., See Bldg., 1714 Farnam. D-MTS 89 'fop. rent houses KV EN-ROOM modern flat, clean and tin rent ressonuble to right party. 'aron A Co., N. Y. L. D 452 18 LOANS on city or farm prop-rt roprty. call on , 418 N. Y. Ufo. or address, Larson Co. D 4S0 18 2SJI Charle street, rooms, modern $?B 4o p. 2th, 8 rooms, modern w St N. iL!nd. 4-room cottage 11 i 8. 2th (S'. Omaha) 5-room cottage.. W UAKV1N 1IH09., 1C04 iartinra. DV& lg IR RENT 10-room modern house, 2921 M ,ap,,'lt.rrt' - Inulre F- PAIiJrklu(1!!" o.. 1103 Harney. P-M-.M 24 C FOR HKXT-froom flat. 115; M floor, N. 24th St. The Tutnam Co.. 64 X. Life. l-268 !i FOLK-ROOM Modern flat. 2nd fliwr; to family of adults. iM fierce street. ll -io lnx SRCOND floor (4 room and alcove) In strictly modern house. Heat furnished nd use of laundry; west tarnam oistiicu Address W 117, care Bee. i w ix r 1 j n. nr.m. Close m, B-room moaern cottage, ai a. m -- a locust, 7-room house, modern except A .... . '.. P furnace, t'rire reduced to -v. ai-i ciiuMii. b-iuuiii cuune's, .n .Thorns Douglas 3S8. 837 N. T. Life U j 13 10-R. MODERN, 221S California, $32.50. 8-r.. modern, and barn, 1315 So. 32d, $30. 8-r., modern, and barn. K54 No. loth, $J5. 8-r., J lots, 2i6 Muple. $18. 7-r., modern ex. furnace, 2VW Parker, $18. . L. v fc.AU, 15J4 ixiugms. D 476 18 OR RENT SI ORES & OFFICES OFFICES FOR RENT. For the first time in three years suite of two rooms in Brown Blk., 16th and Doug las tits., north an east exposures; vault and water; choice arrangement of rooms. I-M248 18 FOR RENT Desk room In Bee oltlce, city hall building, 417 N. 20th St., South Omaha. Apply to manager. 1184 CITABLE for wholesale or manufactur ing. 44xlu0: three floors and basement. eluvator; will rent iixlou separately; lOuU-5 l-'arnam St. Inquire 314 First NuUonal Bunk BlOg. 1828 U ROUND FLOOR space 6(1x122, light three siaes, cnion I acme trackage, suitable for inaiiufacturlng or light storage. L. G. Do up, 14th and Nicholas Sis. I M5M FOR RENT, 1318 Howard, 4 stories and basement, gooa elevator; suitable for wholesale and manufacturing. Long lease can pa given, inquire oi btull Bros. I M706 18 STORK room In a brick building, 4201 Hamilton St., for rent, only $14 per nnmn. rc. v.. reiera & to-, ground floor, nee xjiug. 1 6V CENTRAL, drug store, with fixtures; also ia unary, witn power. Tlxard. 220 North 2JO. l M6ol UP-TO-DATE modern building In whole- 1 M Hlntrlet - noaneaalnn .iv.n Ki , i , A . . , I I H p ii 1' ii7 r.,.u. " I-M804 17 A suite of two rooms on the second floor TJ. S. Nat l. Bank Bldg. Face both Far- nam ana lztn streets. Bee us NOW. C1IAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO., 1201 Farnam St. 1-268 IT 10B S. 15TH ST $35 1906 N. 24th. new store r ilt in. ioi n ni lis -iiii n. r itn, urr. uiu p. o. 1-421 18 FOR RENT. Three and five-story brick wholesale build ing, trackage . In rear, paved street In front; possession after May 1st, 1528-81- 83 North 16th St. ALFRED C. KENNEDY, ,200 First National Bank. Bldg. Telephone Douglas 722. I PURCHASERS of 20th and Farnam think of building and want application to rent lores, r . 1. Wead, 1524 Douglas St. 1-477 1$ UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. Small and large oihces for rent on the ground floor and upstairs. Ail nice, light, outside oltlces. One especially fine large S"iC 0n,'-' 'TtH '.r aimce. Can be had at a low rate if rented at once. See us Wow. CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO.. Ground Floui. 12ol Farnam St 1471 18 F?.R0ENl7Jil cla"b,uf.lne?i building on a good corner In one of the best towns ln northeast Nebraska; 10UX15 feet; a choice location for grocery, general merchandise or furniture store: two stories and base ment; could arrange living rooms on sec ond floor; elevator, electric lights and niodern conveniences; elegant show win dows front and side. Address W 83, care Bee. 1 M406 114 X FOR RENT -Desk room or half of Pleasant ofllce. Address W 88. Bee. I-M464 FOR RENT Ground floor space, 50x90, M. & U. trackage, suitable lor manufactur ing or storage. Inquire Neb.-Iowa Steel Tank, 14th and Nicholas. I M459 24x WANTED TO RENT WANTED Front room, on ground floor, soutn or rarnam; rurnixnea or un furnished. Stute price. Address W 36, care Bee. K M417 x COTTAGE or rooms for housekeplng; close In; by family of adults. Address W 30, care Bee. K 408 18x WANTED Large, light room for school and small factory. 4o7 W. O. W. building. K 457 lbx BUSINESS CHANCES $1,X0 BUYS 5 bids and 6 offers on wheat. oooa lor one week. 8 cents advance or decline iroin price gives $100 pro 111. S rite for particulars. Commerce Grain co., cos commerce Bldg., Chicago. Y-352 lSx. THE PiLiar'RY pi.iK Do you want to make an absolutely safe investment of $5 down and $5 a month for five months and get a deed to o acres of Jand In western Canada that "may make you independent! Oo yoti know that by our plan you can Invest $5 per month and upward in guaranteed fruit and wheat lands in the last ami irr-.i.t w.ai kj1 wouYd '"ike ! totts"end ou?r'irXoiU. The Pillsbury Plan, which gives details oi great value to anyone who u In tt rented ill bettering his condition. Ptllebury West ern uanaua Lana company, Minneapolis, Minn. x326 18x FOR sale or exchange A $1,W0 stock of gro ceries, shoes, notions In Nelraka; fix tures $2uo additional. Address W 26 cars Bee . Y-844-18. We CAN sell your land or business, no matter vhere located. Cash buyeis wall-. nig. Address W 2b, care Bee. Y 3451HX OOOD paying telephone system for aula. or might tax gooa cheap land In ex change, r Ir8t-cla investment for any oie with telephone experience. Write, W Si, care of Bee. X MJU 24 HOTEL FOR SALE. ieorasaa jiouse, isortn nails, iseDrasita, 27 rooms, including furniture. Income from roomeis alone exceeds -0 ier month. Besi location In city; full every night. Price. $v-o; terms $3.(JU0 cash, baliuice in nve years al six ner cent interest. Buchanan 4k Patterson. North PI'ilte. Ne. braska. Y 414 18 IF YOU are Interested In estsbllshlng a sanit, ilium, health resort or sj'iing water enterprise, write us Immediately. We have boo acres, SO buildings, eleetrlc light plant and every modern li-inrovenient. Spring of water 1 1 iron and other ana:ysU. .q.ulp- inent for handling water complete. Rich ard V. Hxrnett & Co. (Inc.). Ti Liberty Sc. New York. T 0 lhx SPLENDID Investments In real estate alMut Lincoln; general slock goods for exchange. Teeple, 17V7 Bt. Mary's Ave., Omaha. X 4b0 18X MVAT mrlf.t inrl nliA hnma titr tta $ I Hade; will trade for good-eastern Ne- braska laud. Addresa W 54, Fiwa. BUSINESS CHANCES PATENTS 64-PAGC BOOK FREE, This book Is the result of twenty years experience and tells all about patents. Illustrates luo mechunclal movements and contains a full history of all the great money making Inventions of the century. Hook free to everyone. OMKARA A BROCK.. Patent Attorneys. 818 F Street, Washington, D. C. Y 367 18x FIRST CLASS HOTEL FOR SALE The undersigned offers a great opportunity to any person desiring to purchase a first class brick hotel In central Mebraska fifty beds; extra large, commodious ofllce, dining room, kitchen, etc.: steam heat; only first class hotel In growing young city soon to reach lu.OoO population; archi tecture very tine in this house; guaran- teed that It Is clearing $7,000 per year; this hotel cannot be duplicated for 140,000 at least; terms reasonable; write; come and see me and go and examine hotel and Its business; write me first, and 1 will be sure to meet you. ineo. r. uarnes. oxford. lta . , .. croDertvJ dq you want to Duy a nomer you W14llt to rent a house? ... - - n ..,, in ... t k...ia.. iio you want to oorrow money? I If so. list your wants with us; we get re- TEMPLETON HANKER. w6 Bee khUK. TeL Uoualas-2904. Y-M571 HOMESEEKERS, ATTENTION! Double your money; buy Irrigated sugar beet farms; protected by huge reservoir; never- failing water supply; perpetual water rights; advancing rapidly; a rare oppor tunity; safe as government bonds. Writ today or call on Kutch A Snurr. .lul.m- burg, Colo. Y M202 21 OLD established well pump and windmill business lor sale. J. E. Hoover, IOck Box 45, Benedict, Neb. T M161 A14x PATENTS GUARANTEED Patent (secured or Fee Returned. Send model or sketch for free opinion as to patentability. Send for illustrated Guide Book. Contains 100 mechanical move ments and LIST OF INVENTIONS WANTED. Particulars NEW TRADE MARK LAW COPYRIGHTS, etc. Pat ents advertised free in World's Progress. Reg. Attorneys. 888 F Street, Washington, D. C. T TOU can never profit by business chances unless you have some, money; small sav ings are me rnundation of large fortunes; start a savings account with J. I.. Tiran. dels & Sons, Bankers, 16th and Douglas bis. Assets over nuu.ouy. y WANTED A good newspaper plant; will ii hub tneyenne county, Kansas, land. Address Ruby Moore, St. Francis. Kan. Y 280 18 X WANTED Responsible man to manage urancn onice ana aistriDUting depot for large coffee and spice company owning Its own mills: salary 8ixx monthlv &n,i commissions: references and investment of $1,000 required. Address Maria ger, 18 xiiver oi., cmcago. Y 402 18x w . - . v-iJ''n stock or groceries and fixtures. Can reduce stock to suit buver. Onnd reason for selling. Address W 22. care ee. Y 406 lSx I WISH to sell a Chlcaa-o retail mllllnerv mm aressmaKing Dusiness; estaDllshed 20 years; aoes ,oou annually, making owner Independent end now desires to retire. Liberal proposition to the right party. f'rtlr 1 m . i T -V L- t. - w.v, ,wi-Mn fuo. wvi i, ov., wiiiuiku; Y 406-18X GENERAL sales manager wanted. Well Known manuiacturlna- onmnanv rtnlnv largest business of Its kind In the United States. Desires to contract for term of rears with capable, trustworthy man to laita cnarge oi urancn office and manage salesmen in mis territory, salary, $1ojO per month to start and expenses, also commission. Manager must place on deposit, $1,000 during term of employment and furnish satisfactory references as to Integrity. Rapid promotion assured right party. AOdress, Manager bales Dept., uhh itecior ttiag, cnicago. x km ltix HOTEL ior sale, or will sell furnishings ana lease bullalng: two-story frame build ing, 18 rooms, dulng a good business; the owner Is dead and widow does not wish to continue the business. Address or apply to C. W. Smith, North Bend, Dodge county, Nebraska. X 861 lhx CAN BUT CONTROL. $40,000 will buy controlling Interest In properties worth $200,000, Including 10 un- 1 , . . nnkl 1 UA . 3 1 j,ey for puullc utilities I have $20000 and8ede.lre 7 .gJoil. 'wlththe sanS amount to join me In buying the controll ing Interest. The properties earned In ex cess or 7 per cent last year. Address Elec tric Lignt, p. o. box 206, Madison Square, isew lorK. y ssh ltsx ADVERTISING device with purely electrlo lighter. mnt iminoe. ntainin five advertisements automatically pre- sen ted to view; patented; perfect working model. Will sell state or special rights to responsible parties. C. E. Bessell, 76 Montgomery ui., jersey city, M. j. T-8S0 18x IF TOU have an idle nour dallyt make $25 weekly selling stock for us. Wage earn er s opportunity. Aero concentrator Co, Tract Society Bldg., New York City. Y 377 18x HAVE you money to InvestT We guarantee you i per cent per niontn. new York and inland commercial ouaranty Company u para itow, iew xork city. Y-178 18x ! FOR SALE Grocery and meat market In tne Deal residence part of Denver. Colo. Good reason for selling. Average sales m per day. Address Klein iJtncl Co Halbur, la. Y 874 18 BUSINESS CHANCE One of the best known wholesale specialty manufacturing companies in Illinois desires a capable, irusiwormy representative at Omaha will pay expenses and salary of $1,500 per annum, also liberal commission allow ance; Investment of $l,5uu required to be held during term of employment; highest commercial references given and required Address R. C. Wlllson, Auditorium Bldg. Chicago, ill. Y 283 18x COBALT Consolidated Mines Co. will sell claims, part cash, part stork, organize companies, aeveiop properties. Box 68, cobalt. Ontario, Canada. Our ore aver ages jjo.ooo per car. Y HAVE several thousand dollars of 8 per ceni cumulative i-reierrea ttiocK lor sale, in prosperous and long established lowa corporation, paying large dividends. Will bear closest Investigation. For con servntive Investors. Address, W 62. care Of Bee. Y 310 18 r.. , tsymjxtia q,.i,i TZ CALIFORNIA Sunshine and flowers the whole year; cool summers. We are open- " TV"1 f !: hundreds of families coming: business openings In growing town; our plan offers an orange, lemon or ng grove lor a few hundred dollars: $2.0(O tj IlO.OoO yearly profits; values will treble flret year. Free tw-page illustrated boon. Write todav. Paclrlc Empire Development Co., Dept. iau. -uus Angeies. cal. X J(J1 lsx EVER GAMBLE JUST TAKE ONE CHANCE Ten dollars from 2,6oO persons. $25,000. will enable us to open our mine, so that it will sell for $3,0u0,0u0 instead uf paltry sum Copper Trust now offers Trie $10 makes you our partner; money used for development work. In six months we will be able to return you $l.ouu. You will have a dividend payer for life, or you lone $10, we lose time and labor. We have no high salaried o Ulcers, expen sive literature or dividends next month, but a chance that comes once In a life time to win a small fortune for a $10 bill. Moiuy deposited in well known bank, to be used as work progresses. Write or call. Don t overlook this one chance to come In with actuf.l miners, not stock Jobbers. Best uf references furr.'.shed O'BRIEN & SINGER, Owners. 1101 Hartford Bldg, Chicago, 111. Y484 18X 1.4V0 ACRES. Harper county, Kansas, within 5 -nllel of 6 railroads and f towns; wit! exchange for smaller eastern farm. Cramer & Co., Kiowa, Kan. Y iM isx MANAGER WANTED Reliable company wants responsible rm-n to take charge branch house In Nebiaska, staple Una, salary $1-6 per month and commissions; references and $l,o0 cash required. Ad dress Lock Box 665, Chicago. Y $35 18x $. GROCERY BTOCK: will Ulre part I cash, balance land or cllf pruperty, clear. FUH SALt MliUtLLANtUUa SODA FOUNTAINS, any alaa, Ulk Farnain. (J 4H0 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. BEST MIXKD PAINT. Siieniiau 4k McConueU Drug Co., Omaha. U IMl HALL'S aafea, new, 2d-hand. 1818 Far nam. W-42 FOR SALE Two life scholarships on Omaha bumnesa college. Aduress DwighC Williauia, Oumha Bee, Omaha, Neb. S1S2J MILCH COWS, on easy terms. 43d and W 2W center. FOR SALE At a discount, due bill from one of the most desirable liio insurance companies, which may be applied on a first year s premium; any one considering taking out a poll, y can save money. Address P 67, car Be. U wv7 PIANO FOR SALE Party w-no purchased piano only a lew weas ago win sen it at a discount trom the casti puce paid. Address P 68, car Bee. y to8 PIANO Square, $10; 00 cents weekly. Per- field piano CO., lui v arnain oi. j sw . CRIBBING, Mr timbers, SO tet and under; seasoned narawooa lumuer. iota & ixara. Q IH3 100 STOVES to select from at low prices. Chicago Furniture Co., luv-iiu Doug si. SPECIAL PRICES FOR NEBRASKA. The famous Old Trusty Incubators, inado by Johnson, the tncuuaior man. beu.l fur 124-page tree catuiogue; 2ou poultry Illustrations. M. M. Jounsua Co., ciay Center, Neb. W Wi 100 SINGLE lrun beds, spilngs and mattres ses; $2 eacu. complete; worth t. 2ui8 L) vpt. Q 21 Mch.u CAUTION I Beware of fake piano ads.: genuine new Bieinway pianos are sola ONLY by Bcnmoller Mueller and they are the ONLY authorised Nebraska rep resentatives. Tel. Doug. -16-5. 14o7 Har ney St. 'J HoSl KINDLING for sale; good wood, sawed and split, ready for stove, ttaibach & Piage doru Planing Mill. 'Phone Harney krfJ. Q-M738 A8 FOR SALE At a bargain, window shades of nine-room house, all in good condition; also ice chest, gus stove. Iron beds, rugs, etc Apply at once, 8u27 Chicago St. O-M130 TWO large French plate store mirrors. cheap. 808 No. lath. y M264 )x EVERYTHING for housekeeping. We don't ask Installment prices. $25 worth, $1 per week. The best stock In Omaha to select from. OMAHA FURNITURE AND CARPET CO. 1200-1211-1213 Farnam St. Q 278 IS COOLING rooms and refrigerators for butchers, grocers and hotels in stock. T. H. Smith Co., 1108 Douglas St. . Q-359 lSx THOHOrOHBRKD Barred Rocks; eggs $2.50 for 15. Some handsome pullets for sale. Latham & Bradley Bros, strain Davis, 4210 Ames avenue. tj 113 18x WANTED to sell, lease on royalty or trnde best fuel saver and most powerrul heater Invented, also the Iowa Composition Fence Post. Address J. A. McDanlel, Letts, is. y oo7 lisx FOR BALE--At 8019 Marcy St.. household furniture. J M43 Jx WrB have three good horses for sale. D, B. Smith Extract and Spice Co.. scz g, 10th St. Q M4S2 20x LOST LOST Vicinity 24th and Hamilton. Thurs day a. m.. pair rimless eyeglasses with gold chain attached. Property of work ing gin. Kewara n returned to w. R. Bennett s desk, main nxir, Bennett s. O 226 17 LOST String gold beads, heart locket. Return 2226 Farnam. Liberal reward. Lost 233 18x WILL party who took muff from postofflce return to 1332 ueorgia Ave. and save fur ther trouble T Lost M262 lu LOST Tuesday, lady's Roman gold watch. with monogram u. c. u. ; o reward for return to orpneum Tailors, jost aa 18 LOST Thursday evening, between Hen- shaw and 25th and Dodge, lady' fancy tortoise shell comb with two dragons and topax ornament. Reward If returned to W .R. Bennett Bennett a, main noor, 859 19 LOST Scotch collie dog, tip of tail white. Tel. Harney 8286. M 431 lux BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES 'NO trust prices;" brand now solid oak billiard and pool tables, (100; also bar fix tures chesD. No agency expenses. Cata logues free. Chas. Paasow 4k Sons, Chi cago. 1(4 WE TRUST EVERYBODY, easy payments. and lead the world In cheap prices on billiard and rjool tables and bar fixtures; catalogue free- The Brunswlcke-Balke- Collender Co., 407 B. 10th St.. Omaha, Neb DRAMATIC Chambers' School of Stage Arts, Lyric Theater, Nineteenth and Farnam. Thorough Course of Instruction In stage Cpubllo performanoea by pupils in their own theater, under personal directorship of Frederick "Jim" Fulton, formerly lead ing character with "Arlxona," "Frederick Warde," "Frohman's," nine years Wood ward Stock. Kansas city, omana. isle- phone, Douglas 1871 14h. Wlllard K. Chambers, Manager. -m PLUMBING CHAPMAN MA HAN. Repairs promptly aone. prices reasonable. nvv rn. Z4tn Tel. Red-564. -763 Mch23 JOHNSON THE BUSY PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. BEST SERVICE LOWEST PRICES. TEL. DOUGLAS 6W0. Ibl2 HARNEY. R M236 AlB ACCIDENT INSURANCE STREET CAR ACCIDENT, For only $1 per year (4c per day) we fur nlah a $o00 policy which protects strains accidents in public conveyances. See our Insurance department ai once. CHAS. E WILLIAMSON CO.. U. S. National Bank Bldg. 18 MUSIC AND LANGUAGES MISS BARNICK. piano, German method. Via I, run ax. u icm ROSALIA A. BAALFELD. PIANIST an teacher. Room 81, Arlington block. M-237 A 15 PRINTING I YWf-.'sTAri High grade 16 Calendars. LI IN Cjo 1 U g "K "Cor Wlh 6l- ana & JORVC Capitol Ave. -sua BNELL Printing Co., 810 8. 12th Bt. M 235 LAW AND COLLECTIONS ATTORNEYS everywhere. The New Snow Church Co.. oiala floor N. Y. L. TeL Doug. 128. J. M. MACFA RIBAND. t N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. Doug iS r' FOR SALE HORSES. WAGONS FOR BALE Grade English Shire stallion. 1659 lbs.. 8 years Old, dark Brown, aouna, warranted a breeder, can snow plenty o colts. Price $Juo uu. Lock Box sm. New cattle. Neb. vum mi OSTEOPATHY JOHNSON Institute, 418 N. Y. L. TeL Doug. 1664. I't5 DR. WELLS, D. O. and M. D. Neville Blk, . M q A6 FLORISTS L. HENDERSON, 1519 Farnam. Tel. Doug. Uus. 4to ll&AS 4s SWOBODA. Uii Irtuuaia. 48 DEATH NOTICES FI.l'R Y Fd ward, age 40 year. h unera.1 Sunday at 1 p. m. snarp, rmm amllv residence. 341 North Thirtieth St., St. Mary Madgalene church, 19th and Dodge interment, Oerman catrioiio cemetery, outh Omaha. UNDERTAKERS HOFFMANN & Gentleman. 70J N. ISth. MiW8 A 6 DoiikIiis (',."!. TICKET BROKERS CUT RATR railway tickets everywhere. P. II. Philbln. 15t Farnam. Phone Doug. 784. LARSON A JOHNSON. 1408 Farnam. Doug. 1935. ri?1 SECRET SOCIETY NOTICES OMAHA RpL'mnn, I'amn 4i-riA r VxfiTf , Myrtle hall, commencing .V-''"'-7;'"!Vl' Wednesday evening, Oc---.,, .X tober 4th, 19-6. M.' H. REPFIEI.D. Consul Commander. JNO. N. CRAWFORD, Clerk. CITY OIKK14I, NOTICE. LEGAL NO i ICES NGTl!7tt,. Notice Is hereby uiven mat the Keith nn.l Lincoln Counties nutation District will eceive seuieu proposals lor tne purchase f the $tu,ouo.o0 buna issue of said district up to the hour of 6 o'clock p. m., standard lime, of the 2d day of April, liMl), at the Mice of the eecieiury of sulci IrricHtlun District, in the lou of Sutuei iaod. In Lincoln county, in the state of Nebraska. Said bonds are In the denomination i t tluu.oQ each and bear Interest at the rate of ix per cent, puyauie seuu-unnuaiiy, on the 181 days oi ajarcu ana eepLemoer oi each nd every year, beginning with the ur; ay of September. llMi. These bonds are in ten series. 83 of which aie due on tne iirai day of March, 1917; due Marcn 1, UlH; H due Marcn 1, iviv; d. aue oiurcn 1, luai; 58 due March 1, l'Jil; tiu due March 1, lifel; 7t ue March l, ws; n uue Aiarcn 1, 1UJ4, uo March l, lao, ana ivi aue March 1 Win. The sealed proposals may be for tha whole of said bonds or for any portion thereof, and such bids will be opened Im mediately after the hour of t o'clock u. in. of said 2d day of April, lVotj, the board re serving the right to reject any and all bida Dated this 12th day of February, 1806. JAMES bHOCP, becrelary. M5-dJ0i PROPOSAL FOR GRADING. Under authority and direction of the Mayor and city . council, sealed proposals are invited and will be received at the office of the City Engineer, rooms 4utt and 404, City Hall, Omaha, Nebraska, until 2 o'clock p. in. Monday, March 19, 19o6, for the grading of 25th street from Spring street to Central boulevard and Spring street from 24 th street to 26tn street, In the City of Omaha, under the provisions of section 114 or me city icnaner una oral nance No. 5672. 1 All work to be done in accordance with plans and sped Uca lions on file In the office or .ne city e,ngineer. Proposals to be made upon printed blanks, which will be furnished upon application by the City Engineer, and as an evidence of good faith and guarantee that contract will be entered into and good and sufficient bond furnished, should award be made hereon, must be accompanied by a cer tified checK, payable to the City of Omaha, In the sum of titty (fcxl.OO) dollars. The rlKht Is reserved to reject any. or all bids. Omaha, Nebraska. March 7. 1P06, ANDREW ROSE WATER, MS-dllt City Engineer. NOTICE To CONTRACTORS. Bids will be received at the office of the Secretary of .State up to and Including April 1, lain, ror Anusepuc eewerage ai sol dlei s' and Sailors' Home, Grand Island, No braska. All Information can be received at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home of W. S. Apk- lth, Commandant, Urand Island, Ne braska. The board reserves the right to reject any and nil bids. a. uallsma, M17d6t Secretary of the Board. RAILWAY 1IME CARD INIOIf 8TATIOA -TENTH AND MARCY. Union Paclno. Leave. Arrive. Overland Limited a 9:40 am a 8:18 ara The China ana Japan Fast Man a :u tin a duo rs.n Colo. A Calif. Ex a 4:16 pni a 8:80 am California & Ore. Ex.. a 4:2i r-m a t:)0 pm Los Angeles Umlied....au:80 am ai0:S pni Fast Mall a 1:66 pm a 8:80 pm Colorado Special ........a 7:45 am a 7:44 am North Platte Local a 8:10 am a 4:60 pro Beatrice Local o i:id pm o x:os pm Ck.loa.sro, Itoclt aslaaa PacIMa. IkADT. Chicago Limited a 8:28 am a 7:10 am Chicago Express a .ur am a s:t pm Chicago Express, Local. bU: 15 sia a 4:80 pm Des Moines Expre....a 4:30 pm bll:50am Chicago Fast Express.. a 6:40 pm a 1:15 pro W 1,91, Rocky Mountain Ltd. .a 7:20 ara a 8:18 am Colorado Express a 8:06 pm a 4:55 pm Oklahoma & Texas Ex.a 4:40 pin al2:u pm Cfclcaavo Great Western. Leave, Arrive. 8t Paul A Mlna a 8:80 pm a 7:16 am c p.ii A Minn a 7:45 am a 7:65 Dm Chicago Limited 6:00 pm al0:80 am Chicago Express .a :oo am a :J pm Wabash, St. Louis Express a 840 pm a 1:40 am St. Louis Local (from Council Bluffs) a 8:16 ara al0:30 pm Btanberry Local (from Council ttiunai o s;uw pm ou.m ara Illinois Central. Chicago Express a 8:00 am a 8:56 pm Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 1M am inieutfO t Avrtnwswtern. kl Paul Daylight a 7:50 am 10:00 pm Cnicago Dayligut ..... . 8:00 am 11:60 pm Chicago Limited a : put s:is am Carroll Local a 4:32 pin 8:50 am Bt. Paul Fast Moll a 8:28 pm 1:oo ara Hiuux C. A SL P. Local. b $:50 Lin 9:da am Fast Mall 2:0 pm Chicago Er press a 6:60 pm a 7:80 am Knrri. k A 'Uonesieei. . . .a t :w am iv.w am Lincoln A Long Pine.. .e 7:40 am 10 :8a am Casper A Wyoming e 2:50 pm 6:15 pm Deadwood A Lincoln. .a 2:J pm 6. la pm Hastlnxs Alulon o :su pui s:is pm Chicago Local all:) am 8:4 pra rhk-Mno Limited all:00 pm 11:16 am Laiwsu. auHSikM A SU Pans. i'hi,.,,i Colo. 6unc l.. 7: am a 7:86 am Caiifuinla 4k ore. e.x...a 6.4u pio a 8.10 pin Overland Limliad a kM pia a :aj aut Marlon st cedar n. liu..w .w uu.w pta ULRLIXUTON 8 TATIO M-IOTH B8ASU3I Barllnaton. Leave, Arrive. Denver A California Ulack Hills ........... Nuiihwesl .Special . Nurtnwwit a,piva .a 4:iu pm 8 -J pio .a 4.1o pm a 8.o pm .a 4:10 piu a 7:10 um .au;io pm a t.ju pm iii Laical .... s.uw am a i.tu pm iveuiuu t.XDics -a 9.10 an a 7.40 pm Lincoln Local a :o am i ii,. ai ttajiL atdu w m.i uiii aiA.Mi Din i., i r.u &l Plalisin'b.b 2:60 pia bl:ii am Uellevue A Plaliiu'ti...a 7:5o put a 8:40 am Denver Limited a 7;io ara Helievue A PuC Junc.a 8:Jo am a fe:j am bellevue A Poc. June. ..a 9:10 am a 2:uo pin r-ii.jiiro Sueclal a 7:6 ara a 7:26 am Chicago Lxpress a 3:45 piu a 8:o6 p.u ChlcoMO Flyer S:u? P' ?:26 am U kl io am hums um St. Louis Express a 4:45 pin all:80am lCanaas Cil-Bt. Jos n..aio:u pm a 6:4a am Kansas Cliy-Su Jos h.. a 9:1a am a 8:10 pm Kansas Cliy-ou o u..a w ym WEBITKR DEPOT 16TH A WEBITIR Mlssoarl Paoinn. Khki Local, via Leave. Arrive. Weeping Water b 8. so pm bl2:J0 pra Cllcaso, It. rnu. siisbmisiu Omaha. Twin City Passenger. ..b 8:80 am b 9:10 pm Bioux City Passenger... a 2:00 pm ail :20 am Oakland Local b 6:46 pm b 8:10 am Etn,rnin I.ocal c 8:45 am c 6: Din Minn. St. Paul Ex...b 8:u0 am b 8 56 pra Minn. St. Paul La...a pm a i.ju am Missvarl Paciae, St. Louis Express a 9:00 am a 6 SO pro K. C. A St, U Expresa..all:16 pm a 5 u0 pia a Dally, b Dally exceot Sunday, d Dally except Saturday, e Sunday only, a Dally except Monuav Want a Servant Bee Wiit All wtn get yon on quickly t gmall tMMt, NERVY WHILE LIFE LASTED Story f n Uttrr Who Weald Not Fight, bat Displayed Rare Con mar. It was a man from the west who was talking. "Twenty years ago," he aald to a group around the midnight lunch table, "I was out In the far west, fifty miles from any where, oVer mountnln roads that made It ten times aa far, looking after some timber, property for a friend of mine. It was a new life to me and so Interesting that I tretrhed my time to the limit and didn't get bark for six months. For a month of that time I lived In a lumber camp around sawmill In the very heart of the great woods. The men working there were not of the highest type In point of polish and the legant graces, but they had the nerve of heroes and they hated a coward. "Among them was a young fellow who was sober and quiet, but was not In prime favor because he had refused to flzht a man who had called him a Unr. They did not abuse him for I. Is weakness, but they let him see quite plainly that they did not admire the man who had 'cold feet,' us they expremted It. The young fe.low, however, did not resent their slights, nor did he make any effort to change ti.eir opinion of him. I got to know him quite well and liked him Immensely, and though he never told me why he did not have It out with the man who had Insulted him, 1 knew enough of him to know he was not a coward. I aald as much to the men, when had become on friendly terms with them. but they shook their heads and wanted proof. Of course I couldn't give It, but It came at last and In a way that convinced beyond all question. One afternoon while working about one of the circular saws the young fellow John Chad wick was his- name, or, at least. the name he went by slipped and fell. In an inslunt one arm was off below the el bow and one leg just above the knee. He had thrown his arm out In falling and the saw had caught It. The dozen or more men working about the mill were paralysed, but Chadwlck was cool and collected. The blood spurted trom the severed arteries and It was plain that he would bleed to death In short order unless something was done, and that very quickly. The men gathered their wits suf ficiently to stop the saw and drag Chad wlck away from It, but they were so badly rattled that Chadwlck aotually laughed at them. The reaction had not come and he sat up with back against a log. Ha looked down at the bleeding stumps of leg and arm and he knew what they meant He might be saved, for there was a doctor to look after the men In the camp, but he would be a helpless cripple always, and that In a country where only whole men could find a place. Suddenly he wrenched himself away from those who were try ing to stanch the blood, and reaching for his revolver everybody wore a gun In that region he shouted for the men to stand back. I guess they thought he was craxy, for they scattered and got behind anything that promised protection. 'Chadwlck laughed. 'Don't be afraid,' he aald. 'I won't hurt you If you keep your handa off me, but the first man that comes near me I'll ahoot. I'm much obliged to you for trying to save my life, but I don't want to live In the fix I'll be In If the doctor can patch me up, and I'm going to die right here, and as soon as the blood will run out of me. All I ask of you. beside keeping your handa oft now, la to bury me decently and put a sign up over tha grave, saying: "John Chadwlck. He waa no coward." ' Then he sat there with hla gun In bis hand, keeping back the men who wanted to help him and paying no attention to th blood that was running In two big, pulsing streams from h!s body. He grew paler and ' paler as the men watched him, still afraid to come within reach, and th gun In hla hand began to be too heavy for him to hold aut. It wavered for a minute and dropped at last, and a It did, Chadwlck smiled a faint goodby and fell over. Th doctor waa at hla side In an Instant, but he wa too late. When they burled him they sawed a monument from a huge log, chiseled deep into it the Inscription he had requested, and put It over his grave. Whether It Is there yet I do- not know, for the mill moved across the mountain six month later, and I don't suppose a dosen people have been In that neighborhood lnoe." New York Pre. CARPENTERS' STEEL SQUARES Inventor Vermont DlacUsmltn Who Became Famous nnd n Millionaire. The large steel square used by carpenter are such a common tool that perhaps few know when and where they were first made and how they came to be used, or even give the matter a thought. The making of them I a great Industry now, but when the last century came lu there ws not on In use The Inventor was a poor Vermont black- smith, Silas Howes, who lived In South Shaftsbury. One dull, rainy day a peddler of tinware called at his shop to have th blacksmith fasten a shoe on hla horae. The peddler traveled up and down th country calling at every farmhouse buying everything In the way' of barter. This one had a number of worn out steel saw that he had picked up In various places. Howe bargained for them shoeing' the peddler' horse and re ceiving the saws In payment, and each thought he had made an excellent trade. Hi Idea waa to polish and weld two saw together, at right angle, and thus make rule or measure superior" to anything then In use. After a few attempts he succeeded In making a square,, marked It off Into Inches and fractions of Inches and found that it answered every purpose that he In tended It for. In the course of a few weeks he made quite a number during his spare hours. These he sent out by the peddler, who found every carpenter eager to buy one, Boon he found orders coming In faster than he could supply the demand. One of his stoel "square" would sell for $5 or $4, which wa five time a much a It cost him. He applied for and obtained a patent on hla Invention, so that no one else could de prtve him of the profit it gave him. It wa just after the war of 1K1I and money wa carce and difficult to get. But he worked early and late, and a he earned money he bought Iron and hired men to help him. In a few year he wa able to erect a large factory and put In machinery for the mak Ing of square, which by this time had found their way all over the country and had made their Inventor famou. Such wa the small beginning of a large nd Important Industry. People cam mile to see the wonderful forges, thn shower of spark flying from beneath the heavy ham mers and listen to the din of the thousand workmen. Bilaa Howe lived to he a millionaire and he did a great deal of good with his money Squares are still made on the spot where the first one was made more than nliety- five year ago. The Congregatlonallst. ghla Kt 118 Aftsisd, ATLANTIC CITT, N. J.. March 17. The Booth line steamer Cesrencs, which went ashore near be aside Park. N. J., early v.iontiv. was still hard mid fast aground today. It was reported by the wrecking crew, who were standing close by, hum ever, that It is lying in an easy position and that the prospeuL of eventually Coal tug It Oi good. CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE Larca Volume of Ooodi Bold During; the Week. . COLD WEATHER HELPS SHOE JOBBERS Hshwsr Dealer Bay Contlnnesl Snow Wonld Cause Temnorary La 1 1 Snarnr Very Btronar Trnd in Dried Frnlt Increasing-. Trade conditions In general eontlnu to be sittisiactory and local Jobbers report a large volume of business for the week. The re cent cold weather nnd snow have had an effect on trade movement. In some case stimulating It and In other case tem porarily causing a large decrease. Th Itenelloial effect has been noticed most by the Jobbers of shoe and rubber good, while the hardware dealers, though but litlie 111 effects have yet been felt, say a continuance of present weather condition would undoubtedly decrease their buslnes for a time, by putting a stop to extensive building operations ail over th country. Thus fur, the hanlwara movement ha been two weiAs In advance of last year. Price Kto Arm. and few chamres have been made. Collections are reported good. Itubbcr goods are enjoying a lively de mand, owing to the heavy snow. Borne ot , .... ,. 1... 1 ... n nnmi.lolnlntf tllC JUUUV1B, . I1U , I ,k . C IHTII V, I .... all winter of light trado, now say that their blocks are running ww, n.iuuun" my v report big trade, one nouse saying u na BOIU lliol W iuuu,-i ill inn . t - - ' In f 1 .-.,- 9 Ka wlral TIiaM U VIA change In the price of leather good, but price continue very nrm. I.., I p.v.llt, ....in hlvt liMfl AUK on the road for ten days, calling attention to fall blankets, underwear and outing goods, having dropped their line of spot goods for the reason that all the dealer are pretty well upplled with pring and summer goods. They say that the fall trad promise to bo large. Th faot that ther la smaller oemanu ior yov .iuh, with the cold weather, ha caused a quiet l I - ... . , K oriualr 1 , ,1 1 ,in rOMtl uuune imun i", in tt " - - are firm, but no change In prlo hav been . , quoieu. Implement Jobber Catch l'p. Alii Jui-liieiiL J-" ' ' " " " ' - i as iar a visits from doaiers are concerned. All nave weicomeu me snow, mm the Impatience of the dealers at not being able to get their goods and gives the Job bers a cnance to catcu up mm mn thai trMir rimE order shipments are abuut two-thirds com pleted and that they are not now working under sucn pressure as m They are still troubled by the shortoga in car and bad shipments from th tao- torles. A The sugar market I vry tron w. i .. .. .i .... .. .i MtrYinriv and the total HHVQ OTDII u,oiii.b - . I..U, 1 now 21 renta. Jobbers predict an advance in refined, al- . . ill.. . , . . Vina MA nll.nSM tnougn tne senilis po In the last week. Th total advanc In th; refined product over th low point 1 ID cent. Owing to the cold. nowy weatner, cur tailing the output of winter-made good, r.rtees on cheese have advanced &Vo W the last week. The coffee market 1 in aooui me ,""' position as last week, though early In the i. .1 . .iiirht aumiui. Receipt weea uivio " ...... - - are much smaller than for the ame time last year ami ine consumption umm tally increased. When any change come it will be In th direction of higher price, Grocery house's are selling more fish than ever in ine nisiory oi n nm. . firm, and they sny well-informed merchants are taking good stocks on the ground that prices win uo no lower ""-v - score a good advance, price nny i advancing steadily in almost an hum, and there have been no decline whatever. demand for fish will continue through th Icemen seusuii. Canned Good nnd Dried Frnlt. ,.,. ... ..1. ih. I n lara.f Increase I4l canned goods. Spot corn is going rapidly . . fTU. .Atma tnt let I It ft A inn raDiaiy, ior canntu rcsoiauit. n.. roods ot all kinds teems to be quite a Utile r . . . , ....,.,, r. t In., neavier man ior iu season. The tomato situation I without any maienai l-iikhbh, j " " - j ...... talking of further advancing Its prices. Medium priced peas are very closely cleaned up. There are very few available of any Vinit that tha Jobber oould afford to Bell at less than 96c. . , . . .. Trade 1 rapidly increasing on anea .run. The recent advance on the ooast ha been . ., tm vsrv small amount available, and what Is left will be easily maraeiea wiin uieir hmi i. .... trade. California prunes are cleaning up i.i,.. t nl.,.M AnA it Vi u rvt th very rapiuiy. ine juu'w, . . - secure a good assortment from any one source. HOisins are in voir "iio" ,v ;"-t . v. n . Ka -lumunH I a Bnmliwtl&t limited. at the moment, two holders are In no way anxious aooui me iuin tlon. Before we get very much farther Into the season prices will doubtless be ad vanced. Advices received from th Pacltlo coast would Indicate that the outlook for peaches Is unusually good, but that both apricots and prune will be a comparatively .... . , .,,,n till. lignt crop. v uii mo i'i tv.w. - trouble seems to have been that excessive rains came at the time the trees were blossoming. o that the blossoms failed to fertilise. The eastern public, however, is so well accustomed to news of this kind that such reports are usually received with a good deal of allowance. Local Jobber a -i ,k., ih.r. will V enough to are cuniiuciifc hi . -1 - " "... - - - go around of each and every kind. Paint, OH nnd nines. Tnia continues to be exceptionally heavy In these lines. The window glass majket Is very firm, ana ine cnaucca --" advsjic in prices will come wlthjn a few weeks. The rlate glass market remains firm with a good demand, but no change In prices. Turpentine is senios ' this ween, ana ine maiacv - - - weak. Lead sells in th same notch a last week, while oil Is a trills lower, th raw product being quoted at 3lic; bonea oil. 41c. Prices will probably Jump up ward on this product befor long, accord ing to well posted Jobber. Drsg nnd Chemical Market. The drug market ha been a little oft during the rast week, owing in part to the weather. The market, however, shows -io weakness and as a rule price are tending upward. There have been a few slight declines, but the majority of stapl article are very firm with a tendency toward higher prices Opium Is easier and quoted at 8S.SVHii.ou; powdered, $3aH W. Grain alcohol has declined Xc per gallon, selling at $2.64. less ic per gallon for spot cash. There Is a temporary scarcity tt earbollo acid. The market Is therefor on a firmer basis. The market for bro mides has been somewhat unsettled and th probabilities are that low prices will pre vail for some time to com. Lnte sale of menthol have been at higher prices. This article has advances during th weeg loc Lr pound end is now selling at tUlt. Santonlne has again advanced 250 per pound and is quoted at $ll.fcli.Ul. There has been another advance of 4o per pound on camphor, which Is quoted at from $1.12 to $1.16. Lower Price on Axes. The dissolution of the axe combine, sev eral weeks ago, has caused th new price on axes to be lowered. They ara $100 to on a&e vm iu.cicu. . 1 1 f DO m UUfteil uiiuci viia ym.. vj . ' - Galvanised Iron Is higher loo per 1U0 pound. A great amount of eav roughing and conductor pipe is selling, due to the de- In repair for the spring. There has also been tsti unusually heavy ceil for loaded shells In fact sporting goods of all kinds are finding a lively market. Clevises, churns, etc., are lu big demand, and the spring trade Is from two weeks to a month in aUvanc of its usual opening. This may be due to the belief that there will be a carclly In many lines, dealers wishing to protect themaelves. Last year they gut caught on poultry netting, and this year the mill In several lines are taxed to their capacity. Large orders undoubtedly would cause a shortage. MRS. ROOSEVELT ON WAY HOME President' Wife Attend Coslrus. tlon of Iter Bon nt Cretan, Mas. OROTOK, Mass, March 17. Mr. Roose velt, th president's wife, who cam her yesterday to attend the confirmation exer cises at Grolon academy by Bishop William Lawrence, of the class of which her ton, Kern-It, Is a member, left her today for Washington, by way of Boston, over th Fttchburg division of th Boston A Main railroad. Mrs. Roosevelt occupied a privat car attached to th regular train, which left Ayer Junction at 4:28. Her son accompanied her in th carriage a far a Ayer. Mr. Roosevelt la due at Washing ton tomorrow at I p. m. X M48f 87S I UacM, lioS ua, t-wnsna, wn w