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.3 TTIE HKE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. APRIL 2. 1910. i i jk . REAL ESTATE it' ntori.nri for M.r.. (Continued Suburban Homes f'nish. 6 large room" and bath 8iil hull nth front and with rrnnt ann rear vwmdhiw m mii (nor; full cemented basement and large attic floored; citv water nrt elr-ctrlc light.' This In at 42d and Wool worth Ave., Inlntng the Countv firm, which la ue.l bv the F'eld flub nil the County hospital. It I, verv sightlv. Offered with 1 Iota for 4 WO. or with more ground l a higher price. Harrison & Morton, reai'TIFUi7k()i:xtze PIaACE HUMK 16 500 for 1920 Lothrop St. ew, well constructed, up-to-1ate, m'm-rnnm m n d r n l,ouse. f inl.h (1 In quartet-M-r4 oak first floor, birch second floor. exceptionally fir.e plumbing House built fur a home last y'nr. und owner leaving city only rrneon for selling Price reduced .VK for immediate sale. Part rash. Iialanre on time nt 6 pw cent. It will pav you to Investigate this proposition If you want a (rood home In the bent portion of Kountze Place at a low price. George & Co., Exclusive Agents, 1601 Farnam Pt. Tl. Douglas 75. food" fli REAL ESTATE FARM Af RACM I, AMI FOB BAM! ( olora do-t en t la ned. 70 000 acres nf Irrigated land; 21 OHO acres sold since last March. 160 00 an acre with perpetual water right. Kasy terms. To he advanced 110 00 an acre May 1. Tha mo.t attractive Irrigated project ever de veloped. I located In the San Lull valley of Colorado. ......Tit i a inDiniTrn i avi ffi No. 1634 Champa SStreet. Denver. Colo. Iowa. I A.N Iowa farm for sale. Call 5 S. 2-lth Ave Kanaaa. FOR SAI.K or exchange Sf.6 acres In eastern part of Ellis county. Kansas, near Russell county line; good wheat and alfalfa l;ind; plenty of water; piles 117.50 per acre; want income properlv In eastern Kansas or Missouri. O. A. HigRlns, Stockton. Kan. ATTRACTIVE APARTM BNT house sm; 404 Park Ave. large l-rnom house In f r,-., 1hs condition, with unfinished attic on lot ;8'i.xl73 FEET Ample room for large apartment house vttliotit disturbing the residence. Paces three Mree.te. This location can't lie beat. Come and ee us about this. The price is right. HASTINGS HEYDEN.1614 HARNEY ST. I ) U N DEE 1 1 OM E CHEAP HiOxlK ft. In the most sightly location In Dundee; fine view In all directions: al most new; 10-room house with hardwood fin'!": hot water heat. etc. This Is one of the best arranged and most comfortable homes In Dundee, and Is offered for less than cost as owners are about to leave the citv. Price $7,750. Easy terms. .J. II. DUMONT & SOX. Pour. 690. lW Farnam St. KANSAS FINELY IMPROVED FAKMS $20 PER ACRE A'l rented, paying from 10 to It prf cent rent. Best alfalfa In the world. Easy terms. If not a represented,, will return your expenses M.vVATA LAND AND LOT CO.. 174 N. Y. Ufa Bide. 'PhoBe Red FOR SALE -A fine ranch, a real bargain; owner must have the money to snve hltn elf on another and larger Investment: vou Ihnv a..t tHI week' Ho nut write letters. Ret busy if you want to make $25,000 to J.30.000 In six months, sure ns you go against the game; tiss the long distance telephone land prepare to investigate cn me tump; I requires $15,000 to IM.OOO cash on contract, $20.4)00 to JIK.OOO on delivery of the deed I wlftiin 30 davs; balance terms; S per cent ; Interest: price. ;o.00; wortli $100,000; 4.7M I acres; SO per cent the finest farming land. balance rolling and rough; about 1.600 aores under the plow, fenced and cross-fenced, good ranch improvements; 11-room house, sheds, wells, windmills and springs. This Is a good place to farm or subdivide Into smaller farms and sell out. or a splendid ranch and location to live; six miles from the buildings to a town, four miles from the nearest point of the land to u town. This ranch Is In the eastern part of Hodge man county. Kansas, surrounded bv well Improved farms and high prloed land; only 40 miles east of It you cannot buy land for less than $40 to $0 per ncre. Do not hesi tate, take action. Call Main 6224. Bell tele phone, Kansas City, Mo., and ask for the party who can talk business on this ranch, or call Porter Young, Great Bend, Kan. Creightons First Add. 2334 So. 34th St. A strictly modern. 6 room house, with full cement cellar, good furnace, coal bins, with side door en trance first floor; large living room, din ing room ami kitchen second floor three bedrooms and bath; gas and electric com bination fixtures, house newly decorated throughout, cement walks, east front, near school, two block to car, price $.1,350. Ea9y terms. All ready lo move right In. Ruy this property and save your rent money. Payne, Bostwiek & Slater. Role Agents. 01 N. Y. Life Bldg. FOR A FF.W DAYS I CAN SELL EAST FRONT Florence Boulevard Lots Near Miller Park .5xl6T. AT J800. V. (. Ure, 004 Bee Building. It-ROOM house. Hanscom psrk district, fine corner, lot 150x132. fine shade trees; downstairs In uuarter-sawed oak. fine bath, new furnace: everything In first-class re r'r; splendid home for some one) If not told by May 1 will rent. Inquire 1005 N. V. Mfe. Phuue Dong. 2270. FOP. SAIR BY OWNER. Well Improved half section In Thomas county, Kansas. Address Lock Bog 104, PurcelL Okl. FOR SALE 400-acre farm in eastern Kansas; ttlO acres cultivation, balance pas ture and mow land; 2-atory, 8-room house; barn 60xr.0; corncrlb. granary, workshop; 10 fruit trees; cistern; 8-room tenant house; barn; well watered: SV miles Quenemo, Kan.; the best bargain in eastern Kansas; $.13 per acre. J. V. Watkins, Quenemo, Kan. rfai f:tatf rnn ad ranch i.am mn ttt.n (Continued ) Pferth Dakota. ONLY PER ACRE S.W0 acres wheat land. to 13 miles from main line Northern Pacific R. R. In North I Dakota. Good, smooth, tillable land, good soil and subsoil; Just the same kind nf land that others are RKTAIL1NU FOR $20 TO $25 per acre In the same neighborhood. Anyone buying this land Is sure to make a ffoflt, as It Is offered for lees than It is worth and Is certain to advance. This I land Is underlaid with coal, which adds to Its value, but nothing Is added to the price on that account, no I P WITH tS Tl'ES DAY, APRIL R. If you don't want all of the land YOi; CAN PICK WHAT YOC WANT at $11 per acre Special rate from Omaha and return next Tuesday, 2I S5. Your expenses refunded If you buy. J. II. DUMONT & SOX, IfiOB Farnam St., Omaha. SWAPS (Continued ) WF.LL ESTABLISHED. OOOD PAYJNCI Kusiness In souO Nebraska town; price. $.I.OiiO; will trad., for Omaha Improved or acres ner Omaha. NOWATA LAND AND lA)T CO.. Suite 4 N. Y. Life Hlrtg. P.ed l?.. FOR FXCHANOK Improved farm In eastern Nebraska for stock of general mer chandise. Address Box 113 Central City. Neb. WE handle exchanges of properties of merit. HARRY L. CI LVER. 809 !0 N. Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone D. 716. This is a One-Inch Ad. To sell your home write a desorlpilor, ot it In about r.O words and send It lo TUB OMAHA 1IKK Classified Dept. together w ith 73 cents for each day you wlsu li putt-. kehed. CLOSED carriage or street hack, landau let style, but lltle used, made by Cunning ham and sold new for $l.on0. Tills carriage Is now worth $"00 In cash, but wo would exchange It for horses or for vacant prop erty or for western land. Johnson, Dan forth Co.. S. W. Cor. 10th and Jones dts. TAILORS OKLAHOMA Ye have 1M.0M acre ef ebol'e land t select from, ranging In price from $6 t $40 per acre. '1Mb land Is la the oil an (J gas district and you might cat an oil well with your land. NOWATA LAUD AND LOT CO, Vulte S4 New York Life Bldg O. A. LINDQUEST CO.. X PAXTON BLK. MAX MORRIS, $01 BROWN BLOCK. BANK STATEMENT IF you want a home In the great south west, or If you want to Invest In a good land proposition, see or write me. 1 have the goods from town lots lo 10,000-acre tracts In Oklahoma and Texas. K. L. Foa ter, 3U Culbertson bldg., Oklahoma City, Okl. Oresjoa. S30 ACRES GOVERNMENT LAND fRKK Advantages of Oregon, a book of S2 pages, explaining what each of the 34 coun ties Is best adapted for; also the amount of government land open to homestead on a map 21x21, showing all new towns ami R. R., Including eastern and central Ore gon and counties in different colors, drawn down to Jan. 1, 1910; latest map In IT. 8. A.; also gives homestead laws and cost of get ting 320 or 160 aores, and a description of the state of Oregon in general; mailtd for 2flc stamps or coin. Nunnlo & Kuney, 13 Hamilton Bldg., Portland. Ore. SISTEK Toung men's fashionable tailor. 412-1 Paxtoa Bllc RCFFNER TAILORING CO . JI4 S. 15th St. vTt aIdoiWI Bd.?.ruB SKILLED labor commenda high wage and good craftsmanship justifies It. Bee J. A. KERVAN, WS-510 Brandela Bldg. 'hXrRYMARTIN. R. 1. U. B. Bank BlttX. TIRFQWQ Suits. Tuxedos, full dress UllLOOO ,itgi .lightly used, bought and sold. Feldman, $1$ N. 17th St. Doug las 8128. A Z634. DERBY WOOLEN MILLS $15 and $18 Suits to Order 103 So. 15th St. FARM LANDS FOR SALE New south corn belt, north Louisiana and south Ar kansas; tracts from 40 to 1,000 acres. . W. R. Cavett, Shreveport, La. Mexico. FOR SALE or trade 10 acres, relinquish ment, in Estancla valley, Torrance county. New Mexico; deep soil; good level land; 12 to 15 feet to water; some Improvements; H miles from wide-awake town: price $1,000: would take stock. F. Wamock, Hoi- I den, Mo. NEAT COTTAGE FINE LO CATION. :o;i Miami St.. lot 40x130; newly papered; white maple flooring; large rooms; city water unit gas; fine cistern; $300 cash: balance same as rent; see owner, 2017 Mlnml .St. A bargain. PRAIRIE PARK Omaha's model residence dis trict, built on artistic and harmonious lines, has .11 brand new houses. Small cash payment and balance monthly. PAXTON REAL ESTATE CO. Uluaatrt. FINK stock and grain farm of 1,840 acres, coin, alfalfa, wheat land. In northeastern Kansas. 110 miles west of St. Joseph, Mo.; good buildings, abundant, never falling spring water; near two good railroad towns; $46 per acre; one-half cash, five years' time on balance. Frank Stetson, Victor Bldg., Kanaaa City, Mo. FINE NEW COTTAGE Just listed for immediate sale, dandy new modem 5-room cot tage; large living room, splendid location; west of Hanscom Park. See this sure. BIG SNAP. Price $3,150. ERNEST SWEET 613 N. Y. L. Doug. 1472 Choice East Front Lot in West Farnam district. If taken at once this lot can be had at a very low price. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Suite G24 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1909 REAL ESTATE VA KM AND HA.NC1I LAXIl FOR SALE Arkansas. YOI' can't beat this 1M scree good orch ard land In beauiiful Osarks, near famous healih resort, for $500; timber on uncleared land worth twice the amount. B. J. Rose water. Kureka Springs, Ark. FOR SALE 240 acres two miles from good railroad town of 1.000 population; good schools and churches; 65 acres choice creel: bottom In cultivation; 2,300 peach treee on high ground, fu.l of bloom now; good well and fine running water; a good i-rootn frame house; land not In cultivation is in timber pasture; peaches this year should nearly pay for farm. This will sell on uglit; price $3,0n0. L. L. 1'orter, Horatio Ark. BARGAINS In Arkansas Lands 100 acres four miles from West'Fork, Ark.; 16 acres In cultivation; 2-room house; 8 acres In orchard, bearing; fine location for chicken and fruit farm: price $4 per acre cash. W. 8. 1'ayton. lUdge, Ark. ' CHEAP LAND. $12 Per Acre 100 acres, 1 miles southeast ChadwIeV, Mo.; 33 acres In cultivation; M oan be cultt v&ied; good spring, old log house and stahle;"2n fenced; some rocks; good trass land; fruit land. $6 Per Acre 200 acres, 4 miles from Branson, Ho.: 5 miles from Gretna, Mo.; (5 acres have been cultivated, 80 acres can be cultivated; $ sets for log houses; 2 springs; improvement poor. These and other tracts bought at fore closure sales. If they don't suit you write me what you want. W. B. SAN FORD, Springfield, Mo. IRMEN $15 T H K OLD RELIABLE. Suits to order. Sioux City and Omaha. Still sticking to Sioux City, where other Omahana have failed, bee me t 100 N. 16th St.. opposite postofflce. ATTENTION, BUYER AND HOME SEEKER. Deal dlre.-tly with the man who nwna the ranch. No commission to Real Estate Agenta. I have 160 acres of land suitable ror any Kind ot rruit, two miles rrom boat lai dlng, on the Columbia, and the railroad station. Good schools. Twelve miles from a town of 8.000 people. All fenced; running water on it; five acres cleared land ready to plant In trees and balance easily cleared. Mood house, small barn. The timber on the balance of the place will pay for the clear ing. About 5 acres of meadow land; and it's a snap for the party wanting a good fruit ranch. Price, $75.00 per acre; part cash and balance eaav payments. Address Victor Marden. The Dalles, Ore. WANTED TO BUY oath Dakota. LYMAN county. 8. D., lands, 810 to $ per acre. Write for maps, etc. F. A. Mar tin, Oacoma, S. D. BEST prices for furniture and stoves. D. 1556; A-4363. N. Y. Repair Shop, 1117 Dodge. No. tr. RETORT OF THE CONDITION of the $sjTF,n T 4TES ATIOVL HAM K, st Omahs. In the state of Nebraska, at close of business. March 81. 110. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $ 8.,"20.3SS .V) Oserdrafts secured and unsecured 72.41:3.34 t. bonds to secttre rlrculstlon 4."0000.0 lT. S bonds to secure I'. S. deposits iso.flnAOfl Ponds, securities, etc. 723.eno.00 Hankina house 8K).O0n.O0 Due from national banks tnot reserve agents) $ 614.M20& Due from state and private hanks and bankers, tmt com- panles and savings banks Due from approved reserve agents Checks and other cash items Exchanges for clear ing house Notes of other na tional hanks Fractional paper cur rency, nickels and cents Lawful Money Reserve In Bank, vlt: Specie HI. 374 00 Legal tender notes.., SOft.onOoa-- 3.122.t)47..V) Redemption fund with 1". S. treasurer tR per cent of circula tion! a. boo. oo Due from V. S. treas urer W.500.90 GOVERNMENT NOTICES PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY. ART1L lery and Saddle Horses: Office of the Quartermaster. Kansas City. Mo. March 80. 1IM0. Keeled proposals. In triplicate, will be received at this office until 11 o'clock A. M.. April 30. 110. and then opened In the presence of attending bidders for furn shlng W0 Cavalry Horses, I Artil lery Horses and Saddle Horace for Mountain Batteries, for delivery at Kansas Cltv? Mo., or other prominent railroad points. The United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids or anv part thereof. Blank forms end all Information can be hadli upon application to this office. Envelopes containing pro posals to be marked "Proposals for Horses." and addressed to "t"ptan Klrby Walker. Quartermaster." A-l-2-4-5 -W-29 21,47. 1.116.142 27 ,6!7.74 1S1.S2S.H 20 000 00 SL'5.78 $13.87.T59.J4 MOO.OnftOn 800. 000. 00 100,OM.S5 t50,000fl0 Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In. SuidIus fund Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid National bank notes outstanding , Due to other national banks $J.S77,1M.! Due to state and pri vate hanks and bankers 2,422.065.72 Individual deposits subject to check.... 5,224. We.75 Demand certificates of deposit 86,S7T! Time certificate of deposit . a5 sm an Certified checks 17 K46 s I Cashier's checks out standing 14M61.96 United States deposits 83.328.84 Deposits U. S. dis bursing officers $6,671. 6- Reserved for taxes... CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER'S office. Fort Des Moines. Iowa. March 24. 1910. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will he received here until 8 p. m.. standard time. April 28. 110. and then opened, for resurfacing certain macadam roads at Fort Des Moines, Iowa approximately 44 0X1 square yards Blank forms, plans and speci fications and full Information obtained at this office. A deposit of $5 required for drawings and specifications; depof't will be refunded on return of drawings here. The United States reserves the right to reject or accept all proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposals should be Indorsed "Proposals for resurfacing roads and addressed Constructing Quartermaster Fort Des Moines. Iowa. M SO A I 2 i2 23 26 PRINTING Office Ch'ef Quartermaster Omaha. Nebraska. March 5. 1910 Sealed proposals. In triplicate, for furnishing such printing and materials therefor as tnav be required by Headquarters Department of the Missouri. Omsha. Nebraska, during the fiscal year ending June 80, 3911. will be received here until 10 a. m.. April 6, 1910, and then opened. Information furnished on application. Knvclopes containing propo sls should be endorsed "Proposals for Printing." and addressed to Ms lor D. E. McCsrthv, C. Q. M. M 7 8-9 a 1-2-4 RAILWAY TIME CARD CNIOlf. STATION Teath alasoau 11,617.960 n 10,748.57 QUICK -Second-hand hearse. Must be fine. Send photograph; give lowest cash price. Address Y 23S, care Bee. WANTED A good saddle horse, not over 9 years old, sound and safe; no etumbler; give description of your horse and w here It oan be seien. Address K 546, Bee. Total $13,878,759.34 State of Nebraska. County of Douglas ss: I, W. E. Rhoadea. cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best ofrny knowledge and belief. W. E. RHOADES. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of April, 1910. O. H. YATES. Notary Public. Correct Attest: A. MILLARD, C. E. YOST. THOS. A. FRY. Directors SPECIAL bargain in quarter eeotlon of land. 12 miles north of Kimball, S. D. The land Is fenced and all first-class, tillable land. Price, $27.50 per acre. Will carry $2,500.00 against the land nt 6 per cent. C. F. Krueger. Kimball, S. D. Tesae. TEXAS. Are you Interested in Texaa? If so. send 10 cents to put you on our mailing list. We keep you posted on Texas and Texas land bargains. Texas Information Bureau, Dept. C, Cameron, Tex. SOTj'THWEST TEXAS BARQAIN-S40 eras near Taft, finest cotton truck soil; $.10. 330 acres near Kingsvllle, in proven artesian belt, fine location; flno clay aoll well adapted for truck or fruit, $35. These are bargains. Win. Henerman, Owner, Odem. Tex. 41 ACRES, near Raytown. high and sight ly; price, $3f0 per acre. John W. Luttrell, Independence, Mo. FOR SALE, at a bargain, 21 acres fine improved 'arm. for tobaoco, fruit or dairy. Inquire of M. Madren, Waldron, Mo. 440 ACRES, fine white oak timber; 30 acres In cultivation; log improvement; fin est of running water; worth $10 per acre, for quick cash sale, $5 per acre, title per fect. C. V. Robertson, 313 Boonvllle St., Springfield, Mo. FRUIT AND POULTRY FARMS In south Missouri, only $10 per acre, with $20 cash and $10 per month; no interest, no taxes; 20,000 acrea in 40 acres or more; 75 per cent level; best investment on earth; send $20 and receive contract for deed. Gauge Realty Company, Osceola, Mo. $120 WILL buy 40 acres; $5 down, $5 monthly; good farming and timbered land In south Missouri; have lands In ten coun ties; big list. Address W. B. Williams, Mount Vernon, 111. FOR SALE $5 down, $a monthly, buys 40 acres good timber land near town. Iron county, Missouri; price $140; title perfect. Address R. C. Jarrell, Eldorado Springs, Ui. IN MISSOURI. 160 acres, 125 miles southeast of Kansas City; loo acrea In cultivation, balance timber and grass; 8-room house, two good barns, fine water, on public road, mile to school and church: only $2,200; part cash, balance vaty; no trade. GEORGE KUMPF, C0S-5 Sheldley Bldg., Kansas Clt Mo. 1. F. Thomas, Sales Agent, Warsaw, Mo. 4Caaa4lau ALBERTA WHEAT LANDS. For sale, test improved and raw wheat lards up to 100,0110 acres en bloo In the best part of Southern Alberta. 813 per acre up. All inquiries promptly anawered. Hen derson & Minkler, kl4 First bt.. West, Cal v.aiy. Alt. eloraee. COLORADO LAND FOR SALE BY OWNER. Atrut 50.640 acres of good land, mostly smooth and rolling, fine toll, to be sold In ene body, 15 to 50 miles east of Denver on tn Union Paclfio K. R. south of Welkins, Bennett ana birausburg. This tract lies does to aboie towns. The land ia all fenced aim many times cross-fenced. Other improvements: Houses, barns, anedi, cor rals, pilvate telephone, etc. Good alfalfa and bay Und; also springs and other water ings. Extra good proposition for sub dividing or colonising. No agents need ap ply. Buy direct from owner, NOAH CAN.N, Lo4 tilanarm i'lace, Denver. Colo. BUY COLORADO FRUIT LANDS Ten per cent down, balance five years or more; one crop of apples paya for land; best soil and water rights; land adjoins town of Cedaredge, famous Delia county, Colorado; ;tve or ten-acre tracts give you an income from $3,000 to $o,0UU for life, bend for il lustrated booklet. REV. W. II . COLLINS, 88 S. Lincoln Ave., Denver, Cola HOMES IN SUNNY COLORADO I can locate ou on a good 8J0-avre homestead, good water and close to railroad; also a few fine relinquishments for sale cheap; Come enapa in deeded land. ti. U. Huston, uaar City, Cole. Nebraska. NINE THOUSAND ACRES FOR COLONIZATION The owner will sell 0,000 aores to a hustler who oan colonize. Land in Western Nebraska. Terms easy; prio $10 per acre. Will sell on contract .with rea sonable payment down and let you work yourself out. Address P. E. McKillip, 704 North 50th St., Omaha. Telephone Harnev 3767. 1,000 ACRES best orange, fig, alfalfa land, Houston-Galveston district; 800 cultivated: $20,000 Improvements; Ideal; only $50,000. For real snaps. L. Cllpplnger, Houston, Tex. 10 030-AC RE ranch. Panhandle. Tex., on R. B,; B0 per ceit farm land; all fine pas ture; flneiy watered: two Improvements; all well fenced; siding on ranch; $10 per aore; mortgage $120,000; will take $150,000 good K. C. Income; this is worth the price, cash. Southwestern Land Co., Olathe, Kan. f47asklaartea. FOR Information ar.d literature on farm land and irrigated fruit lands Idaho, Ore gon and Washington call on us. or write us 333 Neville block. Omaha, Neb. Sher wood Immigration Co.; J. W. Young, local manager. Bf lacellaneons. ATTENTION. BUYER. AND HOME SEEKER! We handle all kinds ot farms In Oregon and Washington; large and small tracts; true descriptions and prices on application. Oregon Lends Information Bureau. 06 Board of Trade building, Portland, Ore. REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS FOB i. 6 and 7-room houses. If prices are right we can sell your property for you. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. 6ulte 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. BEST price pivtd for eecond-hand furni ture, carpets, .lothlrrc and sboea, 'lei Doug. U7L I buy, sell and exchange secondhand goods, Sol. ROSENBERG, 103 S. 14th. D. cS4 BALTIMORE 2d-hand store pays best price for Id-hand furniture, clothes, etc. D. 42S4. Eecon'j ha rid clothing, party, afternoon resses. John Feldman. D 312S. Ind. A-2&IL GOOD PRICE! for secend-band clothe, shoes and furniture. aULNER. Dong. 1401 BEST price paid for furniture and stoves. Tel. D. 1666. A-4363. N. Y. Repair ebop, 1117 Dodge. BEST PRICES paid tor second-hand fur niture, carpets, stovea. clothes, shoes. Tel. D. $831. NEB. FURNITURE CO. psys best prices for household gondr. 620 N. lth. Red 3713. WANTED TO RENT We Are Getting Numerous Calls for houses, all sizes. List wTth us. NOWATA LAND & IXT CO.. 24 NT. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1391. wanted Situations WANTED Position as meat cutter by single man experienced and of good habits. Can furnish best of reference. Address Nick Madden, Great Bend, Kan. WANTED By young man. place to work for board while nttendinj Koylee' coilega JAPANESE wants position as chauffeur; competent. Address G 643. Bee. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. WANTED Improved or small Income property from owner for cash, must be bargain; give price and location. Address M 648, Bee. WANTED to buy 5 or 20 acres, Im proved or vacant, close In, for cash. Direct from owner. Address H-544. care Bee, REAL ESTATE LOANS MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co. WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co. $100 tct $10,000 made promptly. T. D. Weae. Weaa Bldg.. Utb and Farnam. LO WEST RATEb Bemts. Brandela Bldg. MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS Are safe, pay good Interest, cause you no worry. If you have money to loan, see us, as we have on hand a number of good mortgages, bearing 6 per cent Interest. We have one of $2,400, another of $4,000. one of $H,600. and one at $S.lti0. These are secured by good farms In the North Platte valley. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Southeast Corner of 15th and Farnam. WANTED City loans end warranta W. farnam Smith Co,. V3U Farnam 6u 45 BUSHELS WHEAT LAND. $25 PER ACRE. We own and control 20.000 acres of Chev enne county, Nebraska's choicest farm land, now on the market. The heaviest crop yielding county in Nebraska for ten years, alfalfa also a leading crop. Ask for folder and full particulars. Agents wanted everywhere. Write for our prepo sition at once. Railroad fares refunded If things not as represented. Fundtngsland A Severson, Sidney. Neb. FARM BARGAIN. Must be sold on account of owner's health; well improved SW-acre farm 7'4 miles from town; price, Kit per acre; easy terms. J. T. Campbell. Litchfield. Neb. 1.ANI) buyers will busy themselves If they will only ask Leander Clark of Kear ney, Neb., for farms ha has for sale. WESTERN REAL ESTATE. Farm and town property where railroad right-of-way la bought through. Klnkald homeateads. Dry land to come under gov ernment canal. Don't wait. Addreea P. O. Bex No. 151, Gerlng, Neb. Ranch iu Nebraska 2 520 acrea, a complete ranch, plenty water, all good bulldliiKk; owner la making oig money on cattle, but wishes to move to the citv In order to get better educa tional facilities for his children; price $J0W; cut Into quarter sections; thle land will soon sell st $5 per acre. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO Suite 621 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 19M. 500 to tS.OOt on bomee In Omaha. O'Keefe Real Relate Co.. 1008 N. Y. Life. Douglas r A lilt FIVE 1'EK CENT MONET roan oo Omaha business property. THOMAS BRENNAN. Room l. New York Life Bldg. LOANS to home owners and home build ers, with privilege of making partial pay meets semi-annually. W. H. THOMAS. 603 First National Bank Bldg. GARVIN BROS.. $18 N. T. i24s),v9 on improved (ropertf.' Life. $60 ta No delay. SWAPS BRICK bldg. Lincoln paying $S.8O0 an nually; price, $110,000 all clear. Owner will exchange for clear land priced right. Give full description first letter. Harry H. Cul ver. K-$10 N. Y. Llfa You Want a Farm the ether fellow wants city property or stock of goods. We want tne commission. Send us full description in first letter and we whl get you a trade. NOWATA LAND LOT CO . Suite 24 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1W. FOR SALE Or trade, one Dempster hy draulic well machine and one Truees' bor ing machine, both In good condition. Ad dress P. O. Boa 6, Blair, Neb. av-a n fi Rubber Tires wear longer andride easier than others. They are put on exclusive ly by us. We do wagon repairing and paint i ng and general black smith work. WATCH US GROW mmmwmmmsmmmmMmmmmmummm Johnson- Danforth Co., S. W. Corner 10th and Jones Streets. Phone Douglas 337 Real estate transfers for April 1. furnished by the Midland Guarantee Trust company, bonded abstracters, Farnam Kt. Tel. Douglas 2866. A. C. McCague to McCague Invest ment Co., lot 23, block t. and other lota, all In Albright's Choice $ C. C. Downs and huaband et al. to Jennie Patrick, lot 3. block 101, Dundee Place The Byron Reed Co. to Hugh D. Foy, lots 18, 19 and M. block 8, Heed's 6to. Hugn D. Foy and wife to Grace S. Montgomery, same P. N. Nelson and husband to M. Rip pel, lot 7, block 4. Cottage fark A. L. Heed and wife to Chicago, Bur lington & yulncy R. R. co., part lot 3, block , city A. L. Reed and wife to same A. j. Reed and wife to same, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block 122, and other land, city Julius A. Perkins et al., trustees, to Marie R. Johnson and huaband H. HI. Jordan and wife to Chicago, Burlington A Qulncy R. K. Co., part lot 6, block 126, and other land, city D. Macreld to '1 homes F. Lee, s33 ft. of wi lot . block 128. c:ty E. M. Shahan to Chicago, Burlington A Qulncy R. K. Co., lot 2, block 221, city Elisabeth M. Mhahan to same, lot 4 and psrt of lot 8, block 221, city E. M. Shahan to Chicago, Burlington A Qulncy R. R. Co., lots 7 and 8, block 223, city Same to same. Lots 7 and 8, block 222, city F. H. Blake and wife to E. M. Sha han, lots 7 and 8, block 222, city T. V. Lee to Chicago, Burlington A Qulncy R. R. Co., sd3 ft. of w Vs of lot 6, block 12."), city C. M. Cobb and husband to Josephine V. Fink, lot 6, block 4, Eckerman Dace Rosa Baler and husband to J. G. Fink, e!4 of lot 6, blocn 4. Ecker man Plac? E. F. Bralley, sheriff, to William G. Ure. lot 14. block 9, L. V. Kmith's add William G. Ure to the McCague In vestment Co., same M T. Doran and husband to L. B. Scott, lot 4, block 33, Kountse t'lace F. M. Penney and wife to Alfred Thomas, part of tax lot 12, 21-15-13. . Anton Vldlak and wife to John Vid lak, lot 8. block 3, Arbor Place A. f. Rasp to Trona Groves, lot 15, block 1, Curtis at Stones aad John Vldlak, Jr., to John Vldlak, lot 3, block 3, Arbor Place H. B. Smith and wife to Elmer Auker man, lots 17 and 18. 1 Mnttiin Place.. F. W. Van Busklrk and wife to Al bert F. Rasp, lot 15, block 1, Curtis A Stone's add A. Frankle to K. V. Wahl, n33 ft. of lot 10, block 8, McCormlck's add.... E. M. Slater and wife to C. C. Lander you, S20 it. of lot 8 and nltf ft. of block 10, Crelghton's 1st add Meyer Tatele and wife to Charles H. W. BauermelHter and Louis J. Pas cal, e81 ft. of tax lot 23, nw1 of swV, 22-15-13 John Sheahan and wife to Frank .1. Flxa and Frances M. Kixa, nVj of tt'H of lot 25, Kountze's 2d add Creigh Sons Co. to Slegfleld Wadum and Edna Wadum, w2 8-12 ft. of lot 11 and eS 4-12 ft. of lot 12, block '.. Bedford Place Edwin F. Bralley, sheriff, to Sarah Morgan, lot 8, block 7, Hitchcock's 1st add M. Hoover to J. H. De Long, S2 ft. of lot 2 and n68 ft. of lot 3, block 24, West Omaha James Daly and wife lo Mathpw Gahlon, lot 6, block 1, West Side H. G. Jordan and wife to Cnlcago, Burlington A Qulncy R. R. Co., lot 6, block 125, city George H. Payne and wife to H. B. Boyles. lot 1 and e7 ft. of lot 2, block 1, Avondale Park Same to same, w23 ft. of lot and elO ft. of lot 3. block 1, Avondale Park.. Jacob Katelman and wife to Byron A. Simpson, w82 ft. of e64i4 ft. of slOO ft. of lot 4, Johnson's add Brattleborg Savings bank to Peter Bloom, lots 8 and 7, block 11, Popple ton Park It B. Zimman and William F. Girke and wife to Lillian P. Eddy, sS4 of lot 7, Orlffln & Isaac's add A. F. Rasp to J. W. Rasp, r8S.825 ft. of n1 of 2fit)4 ft. of lot 6i, Gels' add. F. H. Pierce and wife to C. L. Ander son and wife, w35 ft. of lots 1 and 2. block "I." Shlnn's add M. C. Cuming and husband to Harry G. Jordan, lot 6, block 125. city A. J. Partridge to Harry G. Jordan. 'n1 of v.M ft. of lot 6. block 125. rltv 1510, ana 1,14 8,000 80 4,500 6.D0O 1,800 2 10.000 2 600 2 2 2 3100 2 2 2 0 2 0 270 1 1 6,000 100 375 1 "50 376 8,000 2,660 13.6S4 1,930 too 400 2,350 10 1 1 4.5O0 1 3,160 1 i.m 2 24 00,1 (? 8eirie L.eave. Ban Fran. Ov'rl'd Ltd. t 16 a. iln. Chi. A Jap. F at Mail. 4:10 p. to. Atlantic Express Oregon Express 4 00 p. m. Oregon-Wash. Ltd 18:40 p.m. Denver Bpeclai 6 47 a. m. Colorado Special 11:4$ p. m. (olorado Expreas 1:60 p. in. North Plate Local 815a.ro Orand Island Local.... :2 p. in. Lincoln-Beat. Local... 13:41 p. ta. Val. A Ceo. City lx:l ..11:41 p. m. A Tactile Arrive. 11:30 p. m. 1:4a p. m. :4f a. tn. t:M p. m. $:40 P. m, 11:30 a. n T:1 a. ra. e:0t p. in. 4:4s p. in. It): HO a. m. ;20 p. m. l .JU p. iu, al0.30 pre a 4:30 pm al3:30 pro b 8:65 pta a 1:16 pro a 8:02 am a t:47 pm a 4:31 put a 1:50 pm a l-:a aiB Arrive, a 3 45 pm a 7:45 am a 7:45 am bU:8 am Chicago, neesv litaue BAST. Rocky Mountain Lie. ...a 1:40 am Iowa Local Chicago Day Express, .a 8:68 am Des Moines Locai a 4:00 pm Iowa Local bl8:3!t mob Chicago-Eastern Exp. ..a 4-40 pm Chicago-Nebraska Ltd a 6:08 pm WEST. Chicago-Nebraska Ltd. for Lincoln a 8:25 am Colo, and Cal. Exp a 1:25 pta Okie, and Texas Exp. ..a 3. SO pm Hocmv Mountain Ltdr:..al0:4G pm Illinois Central Leave. Chicago Express a 7:00 am Chicago Limited a 0 00 pm Mtnn.-:it. Paul Exp b 7.'-0 am Minn. -St. Paul Ltd a 6:00 pm O nahi-Ft Dodge Loc.b 4:16 pm CiSlcage Jt nerlanemtra . EASTDOUND. Omaha Express a 1:00 am alI:3S am Chicago Local alZ.W pro a 3:88 pro Colorado-Chicago a 6.30 pm a 8:28 pm Chicago Special a 6:00 pm a 7:65 era Pacific Coast-Chicago.. .a 4.0o pm a 1:28 pm Lot Angelea Limited. ...a 1 :lu pm all:20 pm Overland Limited all. 45 pm a 7:46 am Denver Special .,ali:40 am a 6:31 aiu I'arroil Local a 4:30 pm a 8:66 am cast Mail a 3:35 pru NORTHBOUND. Twin City Express a 7:60 am a)0:20 pm 6loux City Local a 3:46 prn a 3:28 p.d Mlnu. A Dakota Exp. ..a 7:00 pm a :16 am Twin City Limited a 8:00 pm a 7:30 aia WEai'BOCND. Llccoln-Chadron a 7:50 am all 00 am Norfolk-Bonatell a 7:50 am e 10:45 pm Long Pine-So. Platte. ..b 2:16 pm 6 20 pm Hastings-superior b 2:le pm b 6:20 pm Deadwood-liot Spcs a 8:5 piu a 6:20 pm Casper-Lander a t-H pm all:0t) 4m Fremont-Albion r...b i.W pm 0 1:35 pm Hlaaesrl raciiie IC. C. and St. L. Ex., V r mnA fi T . IT (lv Eat. 12 p. m a11:15 pm a 6:30 pm CblcaBYU. llilnaskn at St. Paal . Leave Arrlv lOvtrland Limited all:43 om a 8:00 am 'Omaha-Cbicngo Exp. ...a 7:15 am a 9:30 am Colorado Hpeciai a 7:t( am all:? pm Colo. -California Exp a 6:00 piu a j:25 pm Perry-Omaha Local b 6:15 pm bll:06 pm DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE Volume of Trade Large and Making Steady Gaim. LAfeoit SITUATION A ' FACTOR a 8:40 am a 1:3 am ....a 6:08 pm ....a 8:3u pm ....a 8.00 am Chlcaae Great Western- Chicago Limited Twin City Limited. Chicago Express.... Twin City Express. Wabaia Omaha-SL Ixmla Exp.. a 6:30 pm Mail and Express a 7:80 am ci.nh.iTV Local ifiom Council Bluffs) b 5:00 pm bl0;15 am niJRLIJTO! ITXTIOfl Tent Uasua. a '8:00 am a s:t pio a t:uu pm a 8:24 am alias pa Barllagtoa Denver and California. Puget Sound Express.. Nebraska points Black Hills Northwest Express Nebraska points Lincoln Mall Nebraska Express. Lincoln Locsl Lincoln Local Bchuyler-Plattsmouth . Plattsmoitth-Iowa Bellevue-Plattsmouth . Colorado Limited Chicago Special Chicago ?'";; Chicago East Expiesa.. Iowa Local..... ........ ... Creston-Iowa Local.... St. Louis Express....... K C. and St. Joseph... K C. and 8t. Joseph... H- c. A St. Joseph Leave, .a 4:10 pm a 4:;0 pm .a 6:20 arc .a 4:10 pm .all . 2:. pm ,a 8 20 am b 1.20 pm .a 8:15 am .a 7:25 pm ,b 3.05 pin ,a 8:18 am ,a!2:30 pm .all:2o pm .a 7:15 am .a 4:20 pin .a 6:30 pm .a 9:15 am .a 1:30 pm .a 4:KU pm ,al0:45 pm .a tf:lS am .a 4:10 pm Arrive, a 3:45 pm a 6:10 pra a 6:10 pm a 6:10 pm a 7:00 am a 6:10 pm a 12:15 pm a 6:10 pm b 9:03 am a 7:50 pm bl0:20nm a k:50 am a 2:40 pm a 7:00 am all:05 pm a 3:55 pm a 8.00 ara a 10:30 am a 10:30 am all :45 am a 6:45 am a 8:10 pm CITIES. New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Kansas City Pittsburg San Francisco Baltimore Cincinnati (Minneapolis Cleveland Omaha New Orleans Detroit Los Angeles Seattle 1Otilsvllle Milwaukee St. Paul Buffalo Denver Indianapolis Atlanta Provldpnce Portland, Ore Memphis Richmond Fort Worth Salt Lake City.... Washington, D. C St. Joseph Columbus. O Albnpy Tacoma Suvermnh !-'pokntie Tfktlo j... Rochester Nashville Hartford Des Moines Peoria Norfolk New Haven Sioux City Wichita Grar.rt Rapids Syracuse Augusta. Ga Birmingham Springfield, Mass. Evansvllle Dnyton Oakland. Cnl C klahonia City Jacksonville. Fla.. Portlrnd. Me Wore Nter Little Rock Knoxvllle Wheeling, W. Charleston. S. Chattanooga Lincoln, Neb Wilmington. Del.. Mobile' Topika Davenport Wllkesbnrre Kalamazoo Fall River.... Cedar Rapids, Sacramento New Bedford... Springfield. 111.. 'Macon I Youngslown 'Fort Wayne I HHena IFnrso j Columbia, S. C. 'Akron I Canton. O i Lexington I Erie. Pa Sioux Falls Rockford. Ill Qulncy. Ill Blonmlngton. Ill Springfield. O... Chester. Pa South Bend, Ind Lowell Blpghnmton Jcrkson, Miss... Decatur. Ill Mansfield. .... Fremont. Neb... Vlcksbui'g MIms. Jacksonville? III. Duluth Seranton, Pa... tHouHton tGalvcston I Clearings. Inc. 1 I $l.K!f..6n3.0O:, Deo. 9.6 .. 4 0 .. lO.tti.. It .7,.. 11.71.. 10. 2.. 10.0 .. 1.6 ..., ....I .... 267.4JH.fltW 126.470.OOJ, f.622,0"0 4'.Utr7.0Jt, 4ft,iOrf.0t 4U.4.fl"t in.Ma.ooo, 2l.2O4.0OOI lH.Pt'Mf'O, 1t.570.rA 16.038,0001 1 01 16.6 o.tmi 14. Hi. lti.122.0iW; 24.0. 1.1.ou.tirt. 15 A. 12.876,010! 24.6,. H.MH.tiOO j li.ow.novi u.5,. 1O.7O5.0W, 8,fcA00O K.SMti.OOtV 7. 724.000; 9.30I.OflO ti.716.000; 8.3S4.O00: 8.247,0001 .546.00! 6,527.000i 3,311,0001 ti,738.0' T.of.O.t'flOl 7,272,0O0 6.055.000 4.7:2.0no 8.271.WI 4,l01.0O0 4.117.0001 2 8U6.O00 S.4IW.000! 8.642. 000i 8.780.0001 2 120.000' 2. 625.000! 2.490.0001 a.l!W,0n0 2.8.12, 000j 2.221,0001 1.912.000 I.71OO0O! 2.301, 000 2i.i;. 35.4 17.0... 11.2.. 'siii'.. 121.6,.. si'.i.. 42.6 .. 18.1:.. 14.8 . 18. 4j.. 14.3 $K."!. 10.2;. 39.4 . 8.1'. 15.5 . 6.6;. 'is'.o). .;. 9.6. Va.. c . . . la.. WEBSTER ITATIOIe Flfteeatrt sa Webster. Faol, Iflssoart raelflc Auburn Local.. iklrsiD. t. Omnba Bloux City Express.... Omaha Local eioux City Passenger.. Twin City Passenger.. Bloux City Local Leave. Arrive, .b 3:60 pm bl? 10 pra llluoeapulls A .b 2:00 pm bit :46 am e 6:20 pm b 9:20 pm b 6:30 am ..e 8 36 am 1. w4,ono 1.87O,0O0( 2.018.000: 1.002.000, 2.257,onol 2, ;!57.O0Oi 1.508.000). 2.090,0001 1.888.000 . 1.868.nrjoj. 1, SfS.OOO; 1.320.00O! 1.354.0001 1. 469.01 i 1.473.000' 1.376.000' 1.45.1.0001 1 116.000'. 1.1 18.0001 1.221.0O0 1. 023.0001 1,218.000 l.tilfl.OOOl 1.151.01101 1.018.000 863.0001 psi.ono! tw.ooo'. 721,000! 973.0001 716,001l 817.0001 r72.0iYI . 561. OOO;. 763.0001 871,001)1. 867.0001 f.22,000 . 600.0001 . SRI .0001. n3.000! 426.0001 500.0001 387.000'. 864.0091 4.16.000 4I1.0I0 205,0001 . 2'i7.000i . 271. OOOl 3.384,000'. 2,361.0011. 24,090.000! . 12. 185.0001 83.2 1.4'. .2'. 36.71. 97.7. 66. ll. 47.0 46.91. 88. 1 . 21.31. 10 Bl . 8.4'. 15.4 . 9.9 . 28.6;. ."s.'sl . 13.11. 'sriil. BH.6.. 61.8 . 6.4l. 22 5'. 14.3'. ?.!. 16. P.3i. 22.1 , 29.8'. 18.6;, sail)', 1 .....1 21.7'.. 29.0. . 4S:,i- 23.7'.. 23.81.. 11.4V 4.9 2.6'.. 12.7 11.5 4.2(. 10 9 OCEAN STEAMSHIPS HAMBURG AMERICAN Ail Modera lately Devloes (Wireless, etc.) London-Pa rls- Hamburg Kelas A Vic. Apr. "Amrlln Apr. ID ".' U noon lPrs. Orint... .My 4 Bluechir Apr. 1 iPin.jlvni ..May 11 Ptm. Lincoln. .. Apr ! iGrt VVlder.My 1 Clnctnnetl Apr. 2a tuu-cerlion a u fart. Restaurant. Hamburg direct. "New. Teurnl DpL lor Tripe Kernrhr. Hamburg-American Line, 45 B'way, If. T. or local Agents CANDMVUN-ASIEBICAN LINE 10.000 Ton Twin-Screw rasset sre "learners Ulrert to s Norway, Sweden and Denmark j GOVERNMENT NOTICES i HATSHED WAR DEPA RTMKN'T, OF- flee of the Constructing Quartermaater, Fort Crook, Nebraska. March It. 1910. Healed proposals. In triplicate, will be re ceived at thla office until U a. m., April 4, 1910, and then publicly opened, for the construction of one Hayehed at Fort Crook, Nebraska. Certified check or surety com pany's guarantee for 10 per cent of bid must accompany each proposal. Proposals must be made on the forma to be obtained at this office. Plans and specifications may be seen by Intending bidders at the office of the Chief Quartermaater. Department of the Missouri. Omaha. Nebraska, and at this office. Necessary blank forms and full Information furnished upon application here. The United States reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Envelopes con taining proposals must be Indorsed "Pro posals for Hayshed. Fort Crook, Nebraeka." and addressed to First Lieutenant G. H. Whits. Conatructing Quartermaster. M14-16-16-17-A1-3 The Key to the Situation Bee Want Arte! H.lli. OIt... April Itllnlto States Mar U Oacar II April tl Hollig Olav Mar 2 C. K. Tlelsan Mar ' Oarar H ...Juno all BJieamsrw wuiy1 mvu nirfiaaa, Irat cabm. 7 upwara. seenn rabln. e0.. A JOHNSON CO., Wait Ktnrlo St. Cbkaio, OR TO LOCAL AGENTS (From Chicsgo Inter-Ocean) Lake City Census F.n nmera t ore. LAKE CITY, la., April 1. (Speiial.) The following census enumerators have been appointed to take the census In this county: Butler township, John Relners; Calhoun sna Jackson, D. D. Hammond: Cedar. Henry Crowder: Center. A W. F.Iibaugli ; Kim Grove. Alta Delong; Lake city town ship and town. Kalph Hutchison; Lake Creek. Laura Hamilton: Lincoln, M. J. Hogobooni; Manaon. Harry Hdirader; Heading. C. A. Pates: ' Sherman, Mrs. N, V. Lockle; Twin Lakes, John Kriek: Hock well Citv, Ira Dougherty: I'nlou. Wilbur Safely; Williams, o. A. Mullen, Jr. Guy Rankin of Fort Dodge, supervisor of the census for this dlstrlrt, reports that no one' has yet applied to take the census in Garfield township. tNot included in totals because containing other Items than clearings. Not Included In totals because compari sons are incomplete. BRA DSTIt I5KT8' BKVIKW OF TR ATf! Retail Trade Better, Bat Jobbing? Not Ho flood m Year A no. NKW CORK, April 1 Bradstreet's to morrow will say: Trade reports are rather more Irregular, with distribution rather less active than In the preceding two weeks. Ketsll trad so far has been better than a year ago. but from many centers reports are of th volume of Jobbing trade not being up to expectations, for which high prices and In dustrial unrest are assigned as reasons. In the Industries diverse movement are shown. Pending settlement of wages, sev eral hundred thousand coal miners are re ported stopping work. In the cotton goods trade the curtailment movement has made further progress. Recent reductions of prices by Jobbers have brought out varying responses. The northern cotton mill curtailment Is con siderable, though leRS marked than the southern, because of different goods pro duced, (in the other hand, a favorable de velopment so far as purchasing power U concerned Is the granting of higher wages to 300 0(i0 railroad emplojes. Business failures for the week ending with March 31 In the Cnited Mtatea were 2M!i. against 231 Inst week. 204 In the like week of 19(0. 247 In 190 137 In 1W7 and 161 In 1M06. Wheat. Including flour, exports from the Cnited States and Canada for the week ending Match 31 aggregate 1.744.275 husheja. aralnst 1.6.18.678 bushels last week and 1.413.. 5H:t this week last yesr. For the thirty-nine werks ending March 81 exports are 115.2CiS.374 bushels, against 145.514 455 bushels In the corresponding period last yesr. Corn exports for the week are 1,068.351 bushels, against 881.675 bushels laat week and 1.102.244 bushels In 1909. For the thirty nine weeks ending Msrrh 31 coin exports are 22,734.852 bushels, against 24 822 Ots) bushels last year. dominations by I'rrsldeat. WAHHINOTON. April l.-Nomlnallone sent to the sennie late today by the nresi. dent Included the following: V Receive- of r.i-b"c moneys, John It Du ne n. Springfield. Mo. To be postmaster Bt Burlington, la., Wil liam W. Copeliaiid. Tfo Killed laj Htrerl Uael. HERRIN, III., April 1 -In a duel In the streeta here laat night. Special Office! Robert Hilton was killed by Otis Kearney, who died later. Kearney resisted a nest. When you warn what you want when you want it, say so through The Bee Waal ' . ... i. . " '. Notices nf Waste Advances la Maay l.lnea rromlae Better Kntare Favorable Reporte Com freim the Flelshed Trades. NKW TORT, April 1 - It. O. Dun Co. eekly review of trade tomorrow will say. While the trsde development is Irregular, revealing diversified conditions In different sections of the country, the volume, as a whole, is so large and makes such steadv gains over last yesr, that there can be no question as to Its substantial character. The labor situation Is much leee acute and notices of wage advances by railroad' and leading Industries promise much f 'f the future. The Influence of previous un certainties was mostly fe In the specu lative markets. In the finished branches of Iron and steel predictions are made that shipments In March will exceed the best previous rec ords. New business comes forward In well sustained volume and the fact that prices remain stationary Is attributed to the largely Increased capacity of the mills. Kxport business In the rails has been a feuture. recent sales for shipments abroad aggregating no less than TO.OUO tons. Con ditions In pig iron remain very much mixed with a further sagging of prices in ait dltectlons. REPORT OF THE CI. K A RING HOI SK Transactions nf the Associated Banks foe? the Week. NEW TORK, April 1. Bradstreet's bank clearings report for the week ended March 31 shows an aggregate of 82 850.4lo.00i'. as against 3.lM).58.t,(iO0 last week and W.787, 4M1,0ik) In the corresponding week lust year. Following is a list of the cities: 2.4 7.0 '!3 6.2 43.2 9.8 8.3 19.5 14.) 3.7 "i.9 I m.3 , 6.6 5 6 2.9 5.9 T.6 8 9 'ii'6 '716 - 13.9 hi .1 : t 11 f 1 1 ! ( i