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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1907)
! OFFERED FOR RENT . . (Continued.) Hoiifl and Cottages. WB IX) experf plnno moving t lowest prices. Tc). Douglas K-'d. Pehmoller ft Mueller Piano Co.. 1311 1311 Farnam. (16) 69 WE MOVE PIANOS Maggard Van lin.l ntoroge co. lei. Doug. 1W. umn, ) ti Wetnnr Bt.' (15 618 llD.tlC.EQ In all pans of the city. The VU JO o. F. Davis Co., !! 05i-62i OMAHA Van A Storage Ov. pack, move, . . stole. H. H. roods: storehouse 11.0-1:4 N . lmh. Oilier, 1511 Farnam. lei. D. tig. 1 .. (15) f2J ' HOUSES In all parts cf the city R. C. t'etara A Co., Hep Bldg. (la) .Til t-IdiOM cottage, strictly modern. South 31st, near Leavenworth. Apply Owen McCsflery. Harney 647. (15)-668 SEE us whe-n shipping houaehold goods to ;! cities weal; we can save you monev. KXl'REgSMKN DELIVERY CO.. 214 N. loth Si. 'J el. Doug. 1195. (16) 622 FOR RKNT. 9-room modern Ivmse, new furnace, north part of - clly. $-i. C. M. BACHMANN, 43ti Pax ton block. (15)-67a FOR RENT- 815 Worthlngton Place, nice 10-rovin house, very desirable neighbor hood, thoroughly modern, $5u.OO a month. Will give lease. Apply to Conrad Young, 1618 Podge (16) M5o4 HOUSES. Insurance. Klngwalt. Barker Blk. 6S6-4SO North tad, new brick. $45. (16) MOM -ROOt modern house, ex. furnace. 2412 Spalding St. Chris boysr, 2M and Pum mg Sts. (16) M8: FOR RENT 7-room house, 1911 N. 26th St. (15) 9o4 16 LIST ymir houses for rent with Hllrtreth eV Williams, 610 Bee. . (15) M126 20 IN KOUNT7.R PLACE rooms, strictly modern-t-U 60. O'KEEKK REAL ESTATE CO., loul N. Y. L. Bldg. (1C) M997 16 FOR RENT 7-room house, 211 N. 2Sth Ave; modern except furnace; In new complete repair; rent moaeraie. Apply at v)t fi Uib St. or N. Y. Life lildg. (U) M150 TWO large rooms, two closets, city water sewer and ooat house. No children. Second floor. attl K. tblh. (16) 1W 15 HOt'BFA 118 8330 Corby St.. 7 rooms, cistern and well, 26 bearing fruit trees, no bath, gas In cellar , and can be piped ta kitchen free: key at house; no city water; 14 blocks from school house, 31 blocks from t22$t64-'2462-2460 8. JMh St. 6 rooms, mod ern exenpt furnace; new houses, ready June i; tenant pays water tax. There are Ave houses, B. V. Cor. 20th, and Bancroft Sts. $J4 tXU Davenport, ( rooms, modern except rurnaoa. 1X5 Mis Seward' St. 9 rooms, all modern, two stories;- key at office; owner pays water tax. HbiiAX No. 20th St.. 8 rooms, all modern. city water, gas, electric lights, etc.; key at offloe; tenant pays water tax. $2fr-8627 Charles St., 8 rooms, all modern except furnace; key at grocery store on . Hamilton Bt.i owner pays water rent. N. P. JDODOB3 ft CO., 1714 FAHSAM ST. (ID) M'J87 1 Balldlaga. FOR RETNT Oermanla Hall or Pljou Thaatar building. 1WJ to IMS Harney tores, offices and theater; on long leasd. N. P. Dodge Co., 1(14 rarnam. (15) M328 I FLOORS, each 83x13), on aide track for light storage, to rent, in joomng aisinci. Address Ai is, care te. uo) jama is TRACK AOE1, warehouse, 14th and Nicholas . Sts,, 4BXS4. lor rent reiepnone, iougme e5a , (io) ajooi is . . OfPeea, , ONE large offloe room, ground floor, Ed ward Creixhton Institute Bldg., 210 S. 18th ' Bt. opposite city hall. Inquire building. 15) 12 , RruDl 4-ConUntal Jblook-ind Jurge re ceptlon room; very suitable tor dontlst's or doctor's office; tower windows. Robt. . . H. Bennett, Agent Room U. Continental BUt- . - - (16-M1!jO THE BANKING ROOM Formerly occupied by the United States .National bank Is now for leaae; 8,629 square leet lloor space; two vaults, private toilet rooms, lunch room, directors' rooms and storeroom In connection. See us for full 1 partlclara. We also have a small office on the third '. flodrSt Call Monday morning and see this. It won't last long. Chas.E.WilliamsonCo. 1201 Farnam St OB 189 16 FOR RENT Peak room In Bee office, city ba) building, 417 N. 26th St.. , South OintUta. Apply to manager. w-m Stores. I STORES FOR RENT. T18 8. 13th Bt, 22x44, I floors-and base ment 830 00. , . TM S. 13th Bt, 22x44. 1st floor and base ment, 8?0.00. . . 7144 B. 13tU Bt, 22x44, 1st floor and base ment 120.00. THE BYRON REED CO., 'Phoae Doug. 27. 218 8. 14th St. (15) MS47 23 FOR RENT The best located corner store la Omaha, Farnam and )6th tits., Board of Trade Bldg. Bee P. H. Phllbln, Bchlits Hotel. (lf) T 8. 27th St., 89.00 per month. V4 Farnam St., 812 00 per month. 9o8 Farnam Bt., I.V.oO per month. N. P. DO DO HI St CO., 1714 FARNAM 8T. ' - ' ' (16) 616 UNEQUALLED chance for druggist In block with grocery and meat market; cen- ' tral, with fixtures; rent moderate; best of chance for good man In beat neighbor hood. Laundry rooms, with 76-horse power boiler to run same. Apply txt N. 23d Bt. (16)-M780 THREE splendid modern rooms on ground . floor; rent reasonable.- 1832 Farnam 8t. , . . (16)-M4o9 6 TORE ROOM. 1108 N. 18th. 0 Bemia, . Paxton Blk. (15)-s8 FOR RENT In Brush. Colo., new brick store building Wxso leet, tun aiseii !ae . niant, plate glass front, electric llaht. all modern, will be completed about May !. For particulars call on or write ta E. L. Morrill. Brush. Colo., or Lincoln Land . Co., Lincoln, Neb. " (IS) M917 21 FOR RENT Btore room. 24 x36, with four living rooms; will alter to suit tenant; ' fl pr month. 86h and Charles Sts. (15)-M144 16 FOR RENT STORES. 830-2923 Leavenworth St., first story; owner pava water lax. J0 7i a lf7ih lit . small storeroom; owner pays water tax. jiO ?! Farnam St.. new storeroom; owner K s water tax. . P. DODGE CO., K!4 FARNAM 8T. ' (1 5Jl llli 16 OFFERED FOR SALE ANCHOR snd Iron fencing; wire fencing . 6c per foot. , 2 N. 17th Bt. Tel. Red sit (in-M6i7 Faraltare. SECOND HAND FURNITURE bought and sold; business on the square. Roaenberg. J formerly .with Chicago Furniture com 'cany. 108 Bo. lith. Tel. Ioug. ' , U6)-M8U M13 Plaaee, Orgaaa. fa astral laetraaaeata. 8188 CASH buys a nearly new 8teger St Bona uprl-b( piano, left on sale for a few days only. t Inquire for Mr. Rhodts at Mllhei PlaiW Co., 15)3 Ha ney gi. ... -. . (1;-M71u li OFFERED FOR RENT (Continued.) THK smallest piano In the cil at the Chicago Furniture Co. We nlso hnve the highest grade second-hand furniture at sroall prices. 1418 Dodge Bt. Tel. Pougnia 487. M781 A JO GREAT BARGAINS In slightly used tiprieht pianos and used organs. The greatest values ever of fered. Many of these Instruments would poss for new. and they are wlthont ex ception most superior to the ordinary used pianos. Terms. $3, $4 or j monthly. h Initial, rosewood r.ue Arlon, cottage upright.. I 73 P"0 I bickering, rOKCWlK case 1-6 Firmer, mahogany case 150 ' 'pera piano, oak cusp 1.6 Vow & Sons, cabinet grand 2"0 Pteper 8. n. used Z oo mmvi piano Z"0 $1 Emerson, used g months 276 Suunre piano and organs, all makes, $15, i-6 and up. 200 nt w plans fer rent $3 and up. Expert tuning: and repairing: on short notice. a also move and store pianos. Tel. Doug. J.6JS. tSchmoller & Mueller Piano Co., 1211 and 1313 Farnam St (16) M718 FOR TiEST values possible In high grade planus, nigh sruue tuning ana repairing, see Bush & (Jerts Piano Co.. 6u9 W. O. W Bldg. Tel. Poug. 374. (lH) M777 A30 FOR BALE (lood Emerson upright piano, at a suennce. Appiy nil Hamilton. (161631 WEBER upright piano, big bargain this week at Matthews t'lano Co.. lolo Harney St (16) M712 16 STOREY & CLARK upright piano for one- nair regular value, easy payments. Mat thews l'iano Co., 1515 Harney St. (16)-M7U H GOOD upright plar.o for sale at a bargain; party leaving town, ails Paenport. (1J M714 16X PIAN'O 8quare, $10; 60 rente weekly. Per- neiu fiano Co.. Wil tarnam Bt. (161-M164 PIANO CERTIFICATES REDEEMED. We will redeem all piano credit certificates up to tu) lesued ry any piano firm of this city. 6u W. O. W. Bldg., Omaha. (16)-171 Typewriters and lenlsg Maeblaes. ONE Remington typewriter. No. 8, In good condition, for sale cheap. Call at Beo office. " (16) :9x SMITH-PREMIER typewriter, fine writing shape, tub. 641 paxton. (16) ivi i Mia FEW bargains In Id-hand soda fountains; monthly payments. Deright. 1818 Farnam. (10) OJ MY RECIPE for cleaning wall paper costs 6c per room to clean paper. Send one dollar for recipe. Address V. W. Price, Plattsmouth, Neb. (16) M606 M8x THREE Brunswick pool tables for sale. -7 liioaaway, council Bluns. . (18) M(W7 U SEND us your mall orders for drugs; freight paid on- 810 lots. Myers-Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha. (is; osj FOR SALE All the leading periodicals published. ForeUrn publications a spe cialty. Birthday, wedding and souvenir post cards. Subscriptions received for all periodicals published. Mall orders will receive prompt attention. SCHULTZE & BLATTERT, Newsdealers and Stationers. Ill S. lMh St. (16) M3.13 m BUGGY, pair of scales, hand coffee mill, Dangler gasoline stove. 2629 Seward St (16)-M6S3 15x AWNINGS; they're not expensive. Call Doug. 8S3 and our representative will call. Omaha lent and awning Co. (16) MStH HALL'S safes, new, Id-hand. 1818 Farnam. (Wt-Wi Butchers' refrigerators on hand.' 1108 Doug. (16) M163 M3X FOR SALE Two National cash registers. one total adder;' also nice line of store fixtures. Globe Land and Investment Co., rattersjn miock. us) 34 BHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. best mixed. , paint, enermaa xacconneu urug to, 1 ' (16)-63 FOR ALE Collection of fine old violins. . Including sizes viola and 'cello. Violin Studio, 10 Wlthnell Building. (16) M782 AM GARDEN arid field seeds, fruit packages, bee keepers' supplies. Younkerman Seed Co., council Bluffs, la. (16) 288 MILLET SEED. A. W. Wagner, sol N. 16th, (16) MttoJ A CLEAN WJXiO stock of general merchan aise at no cents on the dollar: rine loca tlon; will bear closest Inspection. Owner moving away. Address, Y 76, Bee. (16)-671 COAL Good burning; 2 baskets 35c; 6 for 81, delivered. Rosenblatt 'Phone Doug. 412. . (16)-4U4 8LOT machines, all kinds; also silver plat ing and picture machines. Jarl, 712 S. 16th. . (V6)-M32 A30x BNAP Rldpaths History of the Worla, Encyclopaedia, Brltunnica. International Encyclopaedia; small monthly payments. Webster's Unabridged 110 Dictionary, full leather, only 83.26. B. , B. Roberts, 641 Paxton Bldg., Omaha. (16) MS14 ASO TREES, shrubs, roses. Hazel Dell Nur . sery, 24th and Plnkney. Tel. Web. 2260 (16)-111 Jl FOR SALE A "Majestic" steel range, al most as syod as new. For further Infor mation telephone Harney 2618. (16) M207 1 CHOICE CURRANT PLANTS for sale. B. C. Bml'h, 8108 Corby 6t. (181-100 Mix GAS AND ELECTRIC FIXTURES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL We furnish estimates. If you are going to build, write for catalogue. BURGESS-GRANDEN CO., 313 8. 15th. 'Phone Doug. 6sl. (16)-M132 A FEW Ice boxes for sale at your own price. 107 No. 1-ith Bt. tit) Ms.-y M12 OAS STOVE cheap. 1 will sell my almost new 815.00 gas. stove for .00. Call 2654 Harney Bt (16)-M1S1 16x SODA FOUNTAIN fixtures, safe, glass case and confectionery supplies. Address Job West 1'ierce St., Council Bluffs. b. 06) M670 18 FOR 'SALE 10,000 tons of Mississippi river Ire. 18 to 22 inches thick. Can be loaded on bargee or In cars. Address C. H. Beyerstedt, 227 Grand street. Winona, Minn. (161-MS39 16x FOR SALE Three pool tables In rood order: give good bargain on It. Write to F. E. Buresh, Brslnard, Neh. 06) M643 16x GOOD set of country drug store counters, shelving, drawers, etc. Address Y 117, core Bee. (16) MiS31 li NEW furniture of 7-room flat 410 8. 24th Bt (161 M 107 16 FINE billiard table, 'Phone Harney 2o77. complete, cheap. (16 M12S lax FOR SALE Cyphees Incubators, Ie brooders. Humphrey bone cutters. Stand ard Poultry Co.. xht N. 25th 6t 'Phone R ed602. (16) hUMJOx PATENTS D. O. BA R N ELL. patent attorney and ma chine detlgner. Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117. (17 7iH My 10 LARSON CO.-Book tree. Bee Bldg. 17 T I OWN three patents and can't work ana state property, will exchange one or more stales for good property or stack. Chance f.r buj aafa business to g- od man with mall caplll. L. B. Ii. t.n!iiwo.1. III. (17) MM 20x PERSONAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Shirts pressed, not trou.d. 2Xla.Ulult 'll. pou-. :U . OW 6 PERSONAL (Continued.) OMAHA bids. Stammerers Institute. Hamge (!- THE SALVATION ARMT solicits castoff clothing; In fact, anything you do not need; we collect, repair and sell, at 114 N. 11th St., for cost ef collecting, to the worthy poor. Call 'Phone Doug. 4136 and wagon will call. nsi &u SEWING machines rented, any make, 75c per week or tz.HO per month. Second hand machines for sale, to 00 and up. Nebraska Cycle Co., lota and Harney. (18) 439 PENNELL Millinery Co., 822 N. 1Mb Bt (18) 67S J una 28 PLEATING Bu"JSv Pyelng and cleaning, sponging and shrink ing, i nly 6c per yard. Send for price list and sample. (1UUMAN FLOATING CO., 10 Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 193ft. (15)-4J Xf A5" AiTR Swedish movement. 618 (IS) Ulll Ul f A nVPTIP treatment snd bath. Mme. lAUArjAACy,, us N. 15th, 2d fl or. (18) Sl PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs. Dr. King, 2018 N. 21st St. Tel. Doug. 8o9. (18)-648 SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mail; rut prices; send for free catalogue. Myers Dillon Drug Co . Omaha. (18) 641 JOHN CANE 19 IN TOWN! Now Is the time to trim trees, trellises and grape vines; also landscape gardening. Tel. Red 6465. Res. 1101 8. ZSth Ave. (18) Ml A 28 FOR anything In the sewing machine line go to P. E. Flodman Co., lf14 Capitol Ave. (18) MS40 Myl2 PAINFUL burns, and sore or skin hurt quickly healed by Satin Skin Cream. 26c. (18)- VOCAL lessons given In exchange for sew ing dv nrst-class teacher. Address u 13, care Bee. (18) M978 16s REAL ESTATE CITT PROPERTY FOR ALU. Bin- snap for quick sale by owner, brand new 7-room nouse, modern except rurnace. Call Sunday, 2309 N. 27th A v. 09) M188 16x WRIGHT & LASBURY Tel. Douglas 152, 604 8. 16th St " HANSCOM PARK - New modern house, sis rooms, reception hall, hot water heat built by present owner for home. 60-foot corner lot, paved street, facing the park. A fine home and worth the price. Bee us. BURDETTE ST. Near 42d, 6-room partly modern cottage. hardwood finish In hall and sitting room, oak mantel and grate, cemented cellar, lot 60x120, fine fruit and shade trees. permanent walk. Nothing better for $2,000. DECATUR ST. Near 86th, large 7-room cottage, space for two large rooms upstairs, cistern, large barn, lot 67x124. Improvements worth more than price asked 82.200. OHIO ST. Near 2Sth, new, rooms and reception hall, finest nickel plumbing, large corner lot one block to car. Let us show you this for 81800. (1)-M301 IS cor BALE House. 8 rooms, modern ex cent furnace, 2X07 Cuming Bt Price, $2,Su0. Eaay terms. JOHN F. FLACK, City Savings Bank, 16th and Douglas. (19) 818 Bitr Snap for Quick Sale Lot on 26tn and Blondo, east frent, 77s 129, 8750. Also lots fronting north and south on Blondo, between 26th and 27th, 814 per front loot, -pnone uougias o. . SEMIS. Paxton Block. , k -. 09)-U8 MUST sell at once, make offer, leaving city. room modem best location In city Urge lot barn close to park. NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO., Douglas Blk., 16th and Dodge. Phone Douglas 669. (19) Ml 36 11 Modern House, Good Location 1864 Charles St., rooms, every con venlence, splendid condition, paved street 84.500. . W. T. GRAHAM. BEE BLDG. (19) M918 18 motSE FOR SALE Also fine lots In No, part Ot City; prices runi, raay irirna. Call Doug. 6639 or Doug. tw. (jmce. r... , . . l-K'ni'Dtlll I JL 1 (l)-797 MyU FOR SALE OR KENT New cottage on Lake OkobOJi, lowa. iicason ueacn; row tare Is all furnished; rowboat also with Cottage. U. 4. xiuuaun. TTiiua.Tr, an mil. (19)-608 16S SPECIAL Klca corner on Vinton St.. on car line, all paved and permanent walks; good for any kind 01 Dusiness. rv in go tuuii. K-room house on full lot one bloca from corner, on monthly payments i.suo; make me and offer. 7-room house, modern except heat on lot 80x140, 8 blocks from two car lines; choice and cheap 13,601). 28th snd Ohio, modern except beatr-f rooms 81.800. To Rent or Sell, or Buy You should see SEARS Room 621, N. T. Life. 'Phone Red 987, , (19) M991 16 FARNAM ST. PROPERTY Fl'l'-stied bus'.npss lot 88x132 to twenty- fool alley, on - vth side Farnam, east of I4th; improved with three three-story brick Mala, paying a fair return on tha Invest m si!'.. future, we think. Can offer It for l''t time at 82L0OO. Harrison & Morton (l-28 HOUSE CLOSE IN 2409 Burt Bt., 7 rooms, modern except heat, only 81, 850. . . W. T. GRAHAM. BEE BLDG. (1D-M91 18 FOR SALE A ten-room house modern, new furnace. 4018 Cuming Bt. Inquire on premieee, rnone narney sou (19-180 li 200 CENTS FOR $1.00 Will you take It T One lot, 22d ard Chloaen worth 86,ou). Owner says: "Need the money: xat me N. FENGER, 626 N. T. L. BLDG. 'Phone Red Id 7. (19) 688 The FirstMan Here Can buy south front lot on Taylor Bt between 26th and 26th, for 8336. W. T. GRAHAM, BEE BLDG. (18)-M917 18 FOR SALE Two modern houses snd larve paved street, east front, lot 75ilsa Last ern owner win sen ai a Dargain. THOMAS BR EN NAN. Kuoui I N. Y. L. Bldg. . (lSj-44 REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTV FOR SAI.F. (Continued. ALL ON FARNAM ST. ainl.c Near I". P. head quarters, with slight Im provements 12x132 Near 10th, south sldt of Farnam 44x132 Fairly well Improved, near 13th 8t. t 4.J00 f 8,000 842,000 22x132 Well Improved, near 14th St. 830,000 12x133 Fairly well Improved. near 13th St. 830,000 86x132 Some Improvements, near 18th and Farnam 846,000 0x3 Corner 19th and Far nam $60,000 83x133 East of 20th, on Far- ham, Improved ' $?0,000 68x132 Corner 20th, on Far nam 825,000 72HX132 Next to Powell Oarage 814,500 6xl3JA little above 23d St $12,000 66x132 Solid ground, east of 24th. north side of Farn nam, finely Improved- $21,000 80x132 Near 26th St.; good cottage on lot $ 7,200 Harrison & Morton, Bee, April 18 and It. (19) 900 18 Five or Ten Aere3 Cheap Just west of Fort Omaha, I acres can be bought for 81,600. W. T. GRAHAM. BEE BLDO. (19) M916 18 WAREHOUSE ... WITH TRACKAGE. Two-story and basement 60x127, two tracks, plenty of ground, Owners want to sell quickly. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas St. (19)-733 16 MUST BE SOLD 8230 Hamilton St, lVstory house of 8 rooms, large lot, 60 feet frontage on Hamilton and 60 feet frontage on diaries St.. few steDS from Harney car line and almost adjoining Bemis Park, only J2.;. INVESTIGATE THIS AT ONCE-ML'ST BE SOLD. " BEMIS. 'Phone Douglas 685. Paxton Block. US) IU WEST FARNAM HOME FOR SALE. AH modern 10-room house and large stable, which cost 87,000 to build; lot wcrth tiotti. Will sell for 86,000; 83,000 cash and $3,000 on long time at 6 per cent Parked and paved street; cement slde- waias; nna ireea ana lawn , ihiubo utte hardwood floors and finish; reception hall of quarter sawed oak; 8 grates and man tels; laundry with stationary tubs; closet In every room,1"' 614 8.' tsth St. Inquire of J. M. Mafifarjand. 308 N. Y. Life Bldg. 09)-M824 19x Double Hori9e,'oimtze Place Each side 8 rooms, full lot south front. paved street 84,600. - W. T. GRATIA M, BEE BLDO. .. . -i, - (19 M915 16 NEW HOUSE $2,500 Just finishing - bouse of 6 rooms bath, closet, hot and oold water, sewer, gas. etc.. 2417 Blondo St.-82,600. . W. T. GRAHAM. BEE BLDG. 09) M914 16 DEPOSITS In the Neb. L. & B. Ass'n Is better than mtgs. 8 N. Y. Lire. (19) M594 M8 CHAB- Williamson Co. u- ld n. (19)-M960 IF YOU want to buy or sell a farm write or see Hlldretn Williams, Rio Bee. 09)-MU 20 IF YOU want to buy or sell city property see Hiiaretn at Williams, 610 i'ee. (19)-M127 20 REAL ESTATE FARM AND RAMCH LANDS FOR S,V1 H Calarado. ONE section of good land 24 miles of Den ver, tnree mnes irom ttarr Lake station, at 88 per acre cash; this Is a snap and would be cheap at $10. Address Chas. Koran, 1208 Farnam St., Omaha. (20) 877 IS Kaajsas, HOMESEEKEBS! Ba careful. Locate right Investigate our famous arteelan valley. Sure crops, matchless climate. Let us write you. Miller A James, Meade, Kan. (20) 3& AU Nebraska. WRITE Townsend Realty Co., Modale. Ia. Farnu and lands for sale or trade for clear town property or merchandise. (20)-M300 Ax IMPROVED farms In eastern Nebraska; Sarpy and Douglas counties. B. J. Over ton, Gretna, Neb. (30) M878 FOR SALE Western Nebraska land. Send for list. Kimball Land Co., Kimball, Neb. ' (20) M63S 21x Texaa. TEXAS AND NEW MEXICO LAND. Have some rare bargains In Texas and New Mexico' land. $u to 87.50 an acre. Go and see for yourself: low railroad rtte. For particulars sddress. . ROBERT C DRL'ESEDu W, 808 New York Ufa Bldg., Omaha, Neb. (2)-Mj6 DO YOU know that thousands of Deoola are going to ths Texas Panhandle? Do you know that In nve years development that has taken twenty years In other sec. tlons will take place there? If you are In doubt about the above statements write for reasons. Gllmore Real Estate Co., 1419 Douglas Bt, Omaha, Neb. Excursions April 16 and May. 7. (201-M166 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Fares aaa llaaeh Laea. FOR RENTV-a-acre tract of land Id Ben son (without house), eultabla for gardening- or raising states. WU1 rent till January 1. 1io8, for t If taken immedi ately. Address K 838, care Bee. ' cn-4t x REAL ESTATE LOANS 81.000.008 TO LOAN on bualneas and real drnce property In Omaha; lowest rates; no delay. 1 nomas tirenuari. Room t Is Y. Life. (ii) 648 LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Block. (2i)-iM) MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co. (i)-fcl UNION LOAN A INVEST. CO. I 810 Bee Loans on Real Estate, I Bldg. at 4 and 6 per cent- 'Phone Dou-g 204. t2i-4 AM REAL ESTATE LOANS (Continued.) PRIVATE MONEY F. D. "lead. 15?o Poug. (ii)-4Vvl WANTED City loans and warrarfts. W. Farnam Smith A Co., ISM Farnam St. (2-tV4 FOR SALE Ollt edge farm loans; land t!rd?r ditch and rrs. rvo'.r. to n. t Investor 8 to 7 per cent: twenty years loaning experience; references furnished. H. N. Llnebarger, cashier First Nat I tank, Juleaburg, Colo. (Si MS37 14 8f-00 TO $60.nnn TO LOAN at lowest rates; no delay. OARVIN BROS.. 1604. FARNAM. (r-M170 BUILDING loans on residence property; 6 per cent. W. B. Meikle, Ramge Hlk. (22)-667 LOWEST RATES Bemls, Paxton Block. (22)-967 LOANS on Improved city property. W. H, Thomas, 606 First National Bank Bldg. (22-oa LOANS nn Improved Omaha property. O'KEEFE B, E. CO., 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg. (2i) MTJa WANTED City loans. R. C. Peters Co. (22) 666 WANTED TO BUY CASH paid for old book Crane-Foye Co., 813 B. 14th. 'Phone Douglas 1321. (26)-55S WANTED Saddle horse. Inquire 13n Jones BL () M8J1 nx WANTED To buy, second-hand furniture, cook snd heatlnr aioarea. rarrets. linole ums, office furniture, old clothes and shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilts and all kinds of tools: or will buy the fur niiure of your house eomplete. Will buy antique or mahogany furniture. The high est prices paid. Call the right man. TeL Doug. SS71. (261-660 A17 AN invalid's roller chair. SIS McCagae (2.v) Ali97 15 Bldg. MODERN 7 to 9-room house; lot rot smaller than 40-ft. front. Address M-94, Bee. (231815 15 BOSTON TERRIER or English brlndle bull pup; must be well marked, ugly and cheap. Ad d ress N 96, Bee. (25i 817 lSx WANTED TO RENT WANTED Three unfurnished rooms, close In. Give particulars. Address C 12. Bee. (21) 173 17x WANTED By young lady employed during day. home with Catholic family. Address E 1D4, care Bee. (Ibrt-MVA 16x WANTED SITUATIONS DAY WOMEN furnished free of charge. Telephone Douglas 1112. (27) of-9 YOUNG MAN, advertising student Inter national Correspondence schools, wants a situation as clerk and advertisement writer; small salary. Lock Box 431, Sac City, la. (27)-M774 18x EXPERIENCED stenographer. Address D, Bee Office, Council Bluffs. la. (27)-M727 17 FOR house repairing, carpenter work and Jobbing, Tel. Douglas 8364. .27) M724 17x GOVERNMENT NOTICES PROPOSALS FOR BEEF, CORN. GRO cerles. etc. Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs. Washington, D. C. March 5, 1907. Sealed proposals, plainly marked on the outside of the envelope, "Proposals for Beef, Corn," etc., as the case may be, and address to the "Commis sioner of Indian Affairs. Washinaton. D. C" will be received at the Indian office until 2 o clock o. m. of Tuesday. April 23, 1907, and then opened, for furnish. ng the inaian service wltn rolled barley. Deer, mutton, corn, salt, coffee, sugar, tea, soap, baking powder and other groceries. Bldj must be made out on aovernmert blanks. Jtohedules alvlna all necessary Information for bidders will be furnished on application to the Indian office, Washington, D. C; the u. a. Indian warehouses at New iorx City, Chicago, III.; St. Louis, Mo.; Omaha, Neb., and San Francisco, Cal. ; the Commis sary of Subsistence, U. 8. A., at Cheyenne, wyo.; the Quartermaster, U. S. A., Seattle, Wash., and the postmasters at Tucson, Portland, Spokane and Tacoma. The De partment reserves the right to reject ' any and all bid or any part of any bid. F. E. Leupp, Commissioner. Al-dlSt CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE utuana, .euraxKa. April li. 1907. tteaiea proposals, In triplicate, will be received here and by Quartermasters at the posts named nereJn, until 10 a. m., central stand ard time. May 16. 1M)7. for furnishing oats. bran, hay and straw during the fiscal year ending June 30, 19o8, at Omaha Q. M. Depot, rorts crooK, crmana ana Robinson, Ne braska; Forta Iavenworth and Riley, Kansas; Forts D. A. Russell and Mackenzie Wyoming; Fort Des Moines, lowa, una Fort Meade. South Dakota. Proposals for delivery at other places will be entertained. united Btates reserves Heht to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof. Information furnished on appll- catl n here, or to Quartermasters at the stations named. Envelopes containing pro posals should be marked "Prop- sals for Forage," and addressed to Major THOMAS CRUSE, C. Q. M. A15-16-17-18-M13-14 CON3TRCCTING QUARTERMASTER S Office. Fort Crook. Nebraska. April 6th. 1907. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, sub ject to the usual conditions, will be received here until 10 o'clock a. m., central standard time, April 16th. 19rJ, for furnishing and putting in new screen doors and windows In four (4) new additions to Barrack Building No. 40. Fort Crook, Nebraska. Full In formation .will be furnished and specifica tions may be seen at the office of the Con structing Quartermaster, Fort Crook, Ne braska. Proposals to be marked "Proprmals for screens' nnd addressed to CAPTAIN R. R. STOGSDALU Quartermaster 30th In fantry, Constructing Quartermaster. A8-9-10-15-16 RAILWAY TIME CARD I'NIOX ITATIO.I-TEXTH AND MARCY Union Paelfie. Tave. Arrive. Overland Limited a 9:56 am a 8:18 pm The China and Japan Fast Mall a 4:16 pm a 6:10 pm Colo. A Calif. Ex a 4 15 pm a 8:30 pm California & Ore. Ex. ..a 4:25 pm a 6:10 pm Los Angeles Limited al2:06 pm al0:45 pm Fast Mall alio am a 5:00 pm Colorado Special a 7:46 am a 7:44 am North Platte Local u 8:10 am a 4 50 pm Beatrice Local b 8:00 pm b12:45 pm Chicago, Rock lalaad PaelSe. EAST. Chicago Limited a 3:15 am a 7:10 am Iowa Local a 7:00 am a 4 3" pm Chicago Mall a 8:45 pm Iowa Local bI2:ib pm b 9.55 pm Chicago (Eiiulern Ex). ..a 5:''5 pin a 1:35 pm Chicago (lowa Lmid ) .a 6:35 pm al2:25 pm WEST. Rocky Mountain Lnud..a 7:20 am a 8:05 am Colo. & Cal. Kxpre8s...a 150 pm a 4:50 pm Okl. & Texas Express. .a 4:40 pm al2:05 pm Lincoln, Falrbury snd Brllevue a 8:60 pm al0:10 am Wabash. St. Louis Express a 6 30 pm a 8:30 am St. Iuls I-ocal (from Ccuncll Bluffs) a 9:15 am a 10:30 pm Btaoherry Local (from Council Bluffs) b 8:00 pm bll:30am Chicago Great Western. St. Paul & Minneapolis.. 8:30 pm 7:10 am St. Paul & Minneapolis... 7:45 am 11 V) pin Chicago Limited 6-40 pin 9:v am Chicago Express 7:45 am 11:60 pin Chicago Express 3:30 pm 8:30 pm Chicago A Marthweatera Cedar Rapids Pass a 7:06 am a 6:06 pm Twin City Expreaa a 7:& am alo:() pm Chicago Dayiight. .a 8:00 am all 15 pm Chicago Local .. Sioux City Local Carroll Local ... ....all :30 am a 3:45 pm ....a exj pm a 9 : am ....a 4:32 pm a 9 5) am Sioux C!t Local a 3:46 pin Chicago Expresa a 6:60 pm a 7 30 am Fast Mali a 2 0o pin Fast Mali Twin City Limited. Overland IJmSed... Norfolk-Boncsteel . Llncoln-Chadron ... a 8 23 pm a 8.30 am ....a 8:28 pm a 7:05 am ....a 8:38 pm a 9.31 am a 7:40 nm a 10 85 am b 7:40 am alO 35 am a I 00 pm a 6 6 pm a S:' pm a 6:05 pnt b 3 00 pm b 6 06 pm b 6:02 pin bl2:50 pm Deadwood-Uneoln Casper-Bhonshonl Hastings-Superior Fremont-Albion . Mlsnarl t'aelge. K. C. A St. I Expreaa. a 9:00 am a 6:30 am K. C. it St. L. Express. all 15 pm a 6 25 pin Nebraska Local a 2 00 pin all i am Des Moines Local a 4.16 pin Illinois Central. Chicago Express a 8 00 am a 3 4S pm VI. 1111. A St. Paul Ex....b 8 00 sm a 815 pm ( l.icago Ijinlted a i pm a 7:80 am iilnu. at fit I aul Ltd. ..a 5 30 pm a 7.iu am CHAIN AND PRODUCE I! A R LET Uosettlsd and Varrsua Mukat Canted bj Caafliotiac Crop Baparta. WHEAT CLOSES STRONG AFTER REACTION Droath im Boathwest, with Resorts of Frast aad Farther lltatf by Bogs Strenstheai Fatlrs Llat. OMAHA, April IS, 1907. Conflicting news caused a nervous and erratic imirKet, but with strength predom inating. Reports of further ravages by the green bug In Missouri and hunwi caused early strength In the market, but a later leat-llou caused a recession in prices to bf low llio opening figures. The loss waa re covered uear me cioae which waa nervous but linn. Wheat opened strong and prices advanced He to decline of Vc and revoveied ViO on the May options, which indialaa the gen eral course of the market. Liverpool came Vd higher on wheat, when strength was tempered from fear of a reaction lu this country, Australian shipment were lighter and the general statistical situation apparently favors the bull side. It waa re ported that dry weather still prevailed in the winter wheat belt and heavy frosts wire reported in some sections. Favorable weather reports were received, but the weather Is becoming unsettled and the fu ture course of the market Is a matter of great conjecture. Traders look for a wild market next Monday and long commit ments were few. The cash demand has I Improved, but receipts are only normal. 1 M u r a .l..il a w1 .llllv .mtllllDI scored a net advance of Vc. There were a lew transitions in September options, which opened tlrm at 76c bid and advanced Considerable strength was shown In corn, in contrast to recent weakness. Re ceipts continue light and the general tone is much steadier. May corn scorou a nei advance of ,c and other options were higher in symputtiy. Congestion in oats continues to some ex tent and the market declined hC after ad vancing a like amount. July outs were wenkcr, but the September options were strong and rose c on light tradjrg. rrimary wheat receipts were til, ous els and shipments 42VO bushels, against receipts of &4!.(0U bushels lust year and shipments of 4iMi0 bushels. Corn receipts were 462.U0U bushels and shipments 9-4."0" bushels, against receipts of MiUkii bushels and shipments of l.Kit.'ioo bushels lust year. i leurancrs were 4.19.440 bushels ot coin, 1.300 bushels of outs, and wheat and Hour equal to 292.000 bushels. UV( erpool closed unchanged to Hd higher on wheat and "nK'd higher on corn. Australian wheat shipments were 512.0W bushels, against 6i4.0mi bushels last week and 856.0OU bushels lust year. Shipments of wheat from India were 4SS.i"0 bushels, against 976,000 bushels lust week and 88,000 bushels one year ago. Broomhall says Argentina officials adhero to former estimate of an export corn sur plus of acouo tons plus 200.O0U tons left over from last crop. This equals about l.'.'W.oo bushels, as exportable surplus from this and of 8,Wiu.oio bushels from last crop, a total of 20,000,000 bushels for the year. Local range of options: Artlcles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y. Wheat- May... 72SB 72B 73'A July. ..I 74SBJ 74-,H 74B Sept...! 76 BJ 76SB 76 B Corn ( May... 4? Bl 4.H4AI 43 B July... 42SB 42-V1 4:'H Sept... 42?B 43 Bl 4J',H Oats- I I I July... 40Hn; 4o.Hi 4014 a! Sept... I 34HB! 34B 34U.U, I 724 A I 74 -nn 76'-4 Hi . 43' Al 42BJ 43 Hi 40SA 31H 72n 74.H 43 B 42M4 42-B 4cJS,H 341:li A asked. B bid. Omaha Cash Trlcea. WHEAT No. 2 hard, 70fi72c; No. 8 hard, 67j7c, No. 4 hard, &8Cunju; No. 3 apring, 67ti2c. CoHN No. 3. 39V,ic; No. 4, SBH'fi" 36Vic ; no grade, 20'a:i5c; No. 3 yellow, 39Viu40c; No. 3 white, 4oVc. . OATS No. S mixed. 3933.; No. 8 white, 40c; No. 4 white, 39'sc. RYE No. 2, OOc; No. 3. 09c. Carlot Kerelpta. Wheat. Corn. Oats Chicago Kansas City... Minneapolis ... Omaha Duluth St. Louis .. 24 .. 81 ..287 .. 21 ..163 .. 33 191 1S4 66 31 44 47 ... . .Peoria Market. PEORIA. April 18. CORN Firm ; No.' j yellow and No. 3, 43c; No. 4, 40c; nu giade. 25a3Sc. OATS L'nchiing'ed; No. 2 white, 43c; No, 8 white, 4,cl No. 4 white, 41c. KVB-Firm; No. 2, 67iit)8c. - Liverpool Grain Market. LIVERPOOL, April 13 WHEAT Spot quiet; No 8 red western winter, 6a 2d; No. 1 Calllornia, 6s 6d; futures, quiet; May, 'is 5 VI; July, 3Sd. Ct'KN Spot, tlrm; American mixed new, 4s S'-SKl , American mixed old, 4s lid; futures, RAILWAY TIME CARD" ONTISIKU Chicago, llllnsoket A St. I'anl. Chi. and O-lo. Special. .a 7:55 am a 7:30 am California and Ore. Ex.a 5:46 pm a 3:10 pm Overland limited a'8:3u pm a 9:3u ant Des Moines & Cedar Itapios Local b 6:46 am bll:00 pm BIRL1KGTON STATION tOTH A MASON Darlington. Leave. Arrive. Denver California. .. .a 4:lo pm a8 3opm Black Hills a 4:10 pm a 3:30 pin Northwest Special a 4:10vpm a 3:30 pm Northwest Expre'ss all:10 pm a 7:10 am Nebraska Express a 9:10 am a 7:46 pm Nebraska Local a 6:00 am a 7:45 pm Lincoln Iyical a 9:06 am Lincoln Fast Mall b 2:00 pm al2:ol pm Lincoln Local a 7:30 pm Ft. CTook & Plattsm'th.b 2:50 pm blO.So am Plattsmnuth a 7:50 p.n a 8:10 am Peni-er Limited a 7:10 am Bellevue A Psu. June. .a 3:30 am a 1:50 pm Chicago Special a 7:25 am a 7::"5 am Chicago Express a 8:45 pm a 8:M pm Chicago Flyei a 8:05 pm a 7:25 pm Iowa lcal a 9:15 am a!0:53 pm St. Louis Express a 4:45 pm all:30 am Kanias Clty-St. Joe alO-45 pm a 6:45 am Kansas Clty-St. Joe a 9:15 am a 6:10 pm Kansas Clur-8t. Joe a 4:46 pm WEBSTER STATION-lttth A WEBSTER Chlcnao, St. Pant, Mlnneapolla A Omaha. . Twin Cltv Passenger... b 6 30 am b 910 pm Ploux City Passenger,. .a 2 i)0 pm all:20 nm Emerson Local b 6:15 pm b 8:10 am Emerson Iocal c 8:45 am c 6:50 pm Missouri Paclnc. Local via Weeping Water a 8:05 am a 6:50 pm Falls City Lofal a 3:50 pm all:20prn a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dally except Saturday, c Sunday only, e Dally except Monday. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Wrench Line Compatfnit General Transatlanticit eigantio, Elegant, fast Ltvlathsns JVebu yorHParu 6 Day 8-A PROVENCE, new twin screw'flver. passen ger elevator, gyinnamuni. roof cafe. Tins sud the other Twin Screw bteamers have daily newspsp rrs. orchestra, wireless mttm aud many oilier tnuovslinnson b-iard, toth (orultlv,,,' -on.f0rt Itt Oasoog-ns April 8r I. a Pravence April 88 La JUonalne May 9 lU Bratagne May 4 aavole r May 9 La Toralne . May 16 kS1'L.i .IKitra drpartura. - Kip 8tcmra. L' ut eiit rc nrftnier at cbwp narof,l clM rati-. Na-al oftVtn,' man-uf-.tp dlt"l.in. roroi mrs r.aiiliulttl trains. liavra-Farli. it Scum. alir ronvcni:it coonecttoaa rs raada (or all IHi'nla 01 t8- Continaot. Kor plana, rasarvatlnos and full Infr rotation call en. laUi'hnr.a. or wr'ta (o tha lollowInK aa.iita: Harrr K aloorra, llul yarnara 8t. : J. B Haynolda, II ! Karnam 81 : lun Nrar. rara of lal Nal'i Bank, W. O parldaoa, U1I raruam II. CANADIAN PACIFIC "aMPRCeS" i.ln of tha AtlantlO Notiiiiifc,' tcitrr alioat titan our new ex piesa aieameia, Euip't-ss of Britain and Empress of Ireland (M.JO tons), Quebec to I Kiipool in six iluys; less tliun four days at sea. Superior accommodation available. Con:furt, th-gaiice and safety. Send for Il'nutrs'ed liunklet and sailing list. O. E. liajAMIH, Oaa.Agt. tJi 8. OUrk treat, Catcago, HI. ' firm; May. 4s (A Xtsty, a torjtatrflri 4s 6Ttd ' HOPS In Ixmdon (Paolaa ceaaO atsavtai CI 16s34 15a. - i CHICAGO GBAI AID PnOTIIIOKf Featnrea of the Trading- aad Closing Irlees oat Boar af Trad. CHICAGO, April 13 -Reports of damaae lu the sou iii went wuiaed a strong wheal market here today. At the close Mar wheat waa a higher. Corn was urn-hanged) to vo higher. Ths reports of damage by freexlng tern. Peratures In the southwest came thick and fast as soon ss the market opened, l'rlce quickly roee and only on the fearing of carrying lines of wheat over Sunday pre vented the market from closing higher than It actually Old. Many traders were adverse to holding their wheat because of the un certain weather conditions and after wheat had materially advanced, selxed the op portunity to take profits. In addition in the damage reports was the fear that snow In the northwest will prevent seeding opera tions, and this also added strength to tha niarket The statistics were inclined to favor the hulls, hut traders In general paid little attention to these and guided them selves entirely by the crop reports. The close was strong. May opened c to So higher at 79o to 79V. "ld between 78SO and 79Sc, and closed at 79ic. Clearance of wheat and flour were equal to 391,700 bu. Primary receipts were 674.000 bu., against 649.001) bu. for the same time one year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported, receipts of 474 cars, against 464 cars laL week and 898 cars one year ago. The corn market was steady throughout the day. Cables were reported as to to higher end the strength of wheat and oata waa a factor for higher prices. The open ing was strong because of these Influences, but later realising sales and the disposi tion of traders to carry lines over Sunday brought about a decline, w hich wiped out all of the early advance. It was reported that primary receipts are commencing to fall off and they were today below the ship ments. Corn opened Vic higher at 4sa, sold between 4;"So and 48c and closed firm and unchanged to to higher at 47o Local receipts were 191 cars, with I of con tract grade. The outs market opened atrnnv ttananaa of damage reports and statements that In various places fields are being plowed up ta replace the seed first sown with corn. Tha market bulged So on these reports and then, as was the case with wheat and corn, heavy realizing set In and the market declined to a level lower than that of yes terday. The trade was chiefly in the July and September options. May oats opened Vc to c higher at 41SC to 44o. sold "be tween Wo nnd 44o. and closed at 44a Local receipts were 1K4 cars. Prices lu tho provisions market ruled leady nil day and the fluctuations were not wide or frequent. The hog market was strong. At the close Mov pork was up 2V at II6.17S- lird was iv higher at $8.70. Ribs were unchanged to 24c at $8.60. Estimated receipts for Monday are; heat, 2(1 cars; corn, 212 cars; oats, 167 cars; hogs, 43,0m) head. The leading futures ranged as follows: AMlcles.! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y. Wheat May Julv Sept. Dec. Corn May Julv Sept. Oatis Mny July Sept. Pork May July Lord May Julv Sept. Ribs Mnv July Sept. 79'ifiV 7rS. 7SN, 79'. 79 81,rt- x3V.r-S, MWl"i Rl'sj S";SlVfiMi 81 '4 M'i K2i't 84SflAi;84'(6l 84-s, 4SH 48 4S 84'4 48 47V4-V4 44,(ir 41 ft-S 47S 47-47H'SH 47,47(5(4 48V(4SV4il 47- fi VJ 48 43 44HI 41 44 44 4fl', 40 35'4 35-4 16 17 16 IS 16 17 16 17V4 8 70 8 7t4 6 82 8 80 8 !"5 8 92H 8 50 g 60 S 70 8 70 8 80 8 77Vh 4" 16 4i".4 3'iV4 16 20 16 25 8 70 35 16 17 16 17 16 25 8 70 16 17lji 8 671 8 K2H 8 82', 8 K 8 95 8 60 8 i5 8 Vo 8 6?H 8 8 75 8 7.1 8 Ik) 8 67 8 77 8 77H No. 2. Cash quotations were as follows: FLOI'R Easy; winter patents, $X105 840: winter straights, $2.9o(i3.26: spring rer!"-. W-1'3-: spring straights, $3.0o3 8.30; bakers,. $3.ox"(r'2.MI. WH EAT No. 2 spring. Riffle; No. I spring, 75frMc; No. 2 red, 77Sti"7874c. CORN-No. 2. 4rfl47c; No. 2 yellow, 47a. OATS-No. 2. 43c; No. 2 white, 46c: No. 3 white, 42u4V4C. ' RYE No. 2. 6!o. 7()1?ARLEY Fair to choice malting, 8TO SEED8-N0. 1 flax. $1.12; No. X northwest- rin, i.i; pnme timothy, $4.25; clover, con- PROVISIONS-Short ribs sides (loose), v:m,.46. Nft hs pork, per bbl , $16.3)a lh.3,. Lard, per 100 lbs., $8 66. Short clear sides (boxed), $8.75t.0o. Following were the receipts and ship ments of flour and grain: Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls 3?.4nO 34,400 AN heat, bu 26 2nrt 83.30 Corn, hu ; 2i52iO 814.SHO Oats, bu 279.3O0 807,900 Rye. bu fi.nno 8.800 Barley, bu 62.700 36,009 On the Produce exchange today the but ter market was flrmr creameries, 22i6'.'9c: dairies. 2ofl27c. Eggs, firm; at mark, cases Ircluded. 10c; firsts, lc; prime firsts, 170. Cheese, steady, UVlSe. St. l.onla General Market. ST. I)UIS, April 13-N'HEAT-Flrm track. No. 2 red, cash, 78fi78c; No. 2 hard. 74n.',7Cc; May, 7fi7c; July, Tc. CORN Finn; track. No. 2 cash, 46c; No. 2 white, 4t'j47c; May, 44V1H4V; July, (O'aC. ()AT8 Firm; track. No. 2 rash, 43c; No, 2 white. ISi-tfiVic; May, 42c; July, 3868n. FLOUR Dull; red winter patents, 6.1.j 3.80; extra fancy and straight $3.20860: clear. 82.R5fi'2.85. SEED Tlmnthv steay. CORNMKAIy-Steady at $2 40. BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 9'.'96a. HAY Steady; timothy, $16.O04i.i.oi prnirle, $10 nor0,i3.00. IRON COTTON TIES-81.10, BAGGING-lOSc HEMP TNV1NE-10C. I'ROVISION'8 Pork, lower; Jobbing, $16.60. Lard, higher; prime steam, $8.46. Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts, $K 37; clear ribs, $9.50; short clears, 19 62. Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, $10.1$; clear ribs. $11.37; short clears. $1.05. POULTRY Weak; rh' kens, Uo; spring, :jc; turKeys, i-'ci u'c; uucus. li'c; geese, 7a, Hi.iiMt oteaay; dalrv, 2Uu2t;e. EGGS Higher, 15c. creamery, 23u31Vc Receipts. Shipments. ... 9.X0 8,000 ... 33,00 40,000 ... 91.UH0 106,04) ...115,000 91,009 Flour, bbls.; Wheut, bu... Corn, bu Oats, bu Kanaaa City Grain and Provisions. KANSAS CITY, April IS WHEAT Mar, OATS No. i white, 42c; No. 2 mlxeX 4oVa-tle. . It 1 E Steady, tec. HAY Weak, clyiice timothy, $14.6OQ15.00 choice prairie, $lu Uijl0 50. BI TTER (.'reumery, 2J((29c; packing, ISO. I-AJIJS Finn, 15c per doz. Following were the receipts and ship, ments of grain: Receipts. Shipments. Wheat, bu 81. mat 116,000 Oorn, bu 81, Out 39.0oO Outs, bu 87,000 22,0u0 Articles. Open. I High. I Low. Close. -lat Mty July Co' ' May July I 70'71S-V4 78aa.78!a7t 41 41B 4ii4 42, A asked. B bid. Glvea Ilia Hole of Life. The story that Edwin Markham, the poet, says is his favorite one, strongly suggests the modern worldly interpretation of the golden rule "Do unto others as they do unto you, but do it first." Mr. Markham evidently gathered the material for this) story while living near Prospect park, Brooklyn. At any rate, he told It In Brook lyn. It Is as follows: "I have a great curiosity when I meet strangers to learn their views of life and their ethical principles. One day I found a neighbor of mine, who Is a gambler, sit ting on a bench In the publlo square. I sat down beside him, and In the course of our conversation asked: " 'Neighbor Bnilth, have you any set rules by which you live?' " 'Yes, I have.' cried Smith, as ha brought his flat down on the seat with a wliack that aroused the suspicions of tha officer on the beat. 'My main rule Is not to care a continental what happens, M It doesn't happen to may t , jiiiv, idV):, n' p i r 1 1 mri , (n-y-1 vruiii ; No. 2 linr.l, 71'ni75c; No. 3. 84l.4c; No. S red, 75'y76c; No. 3. 68740. CORN May, 41c; July, 4.'e: September, 4.W4c: cash: No. I mixed. 41c; Nu. a, 40o! No. 2 wh'te. 42c; No. 3. 41e. I 71HI 71 74-! 74- I 4",4I 41 '4 42 42!, ) ;i