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THE LINCOLN DAILY STAR. WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1906. FOR RENT ROOMS. 5 kU iM 1 ra Bmm mm if mm Latest Market Reports by Wire to Notice of Indebtedneaa. Office fif In ion li.il Ksinte and Trust l.lncln, FVi-inry 5 In rompllance with the compiled a'at-otee ol" tJ.r elite of Nrhrask i for 15.

and et-illy In cntnor.oii:- wHh eecilon 13 of chei'ier It 'o-poratt -ns." we, toe iiioi the otkard of direct o. a. iieiel.y give publjC rio-the that nil the rxlptin ttelita of the 1'nlmi lal Unt.ite end Tmst amount to the eum of 17. Mm. NrJ.I IB M.

MAItHHAI l.F.W MARtillAI I. j-rrsldent. NtUit 41 MAIiSHATU Jjlrtcturm. 4-li 444 I State University 4144 The atate university haa again become the lively place it Is during the perloj of aa -heal. CUiasee bep.in again this morning for the flrMt time In a week.

Moat of the atudenta have returned from their home but a few were atraggling In on the tralna today. IVHEAT MARKET FIRM 0,1 GOOD CABLE NEWS MAY ADVANCED TO SI' CENTS IN CHICAGO PIT. Corn Price Eased Off After the Report of Good Weather Oats Opened Steady Provisions Were Dull. Chicago, April IS. WIIKAT Wheot opened firm on cable.

May advancing to Mc. Iocai receipts were PHI curs. tiKN May 41 on good 47 Sc. 1 1 AT8 May corn eased off to 4HN. weather after toucning oats opened steady at 31 'c.

PHOVISION8 Provisions were dull and practically unchanged. Kama City National Market. (From Herbert E. Oooch, 2i)5 Fraternity Building.) Kansas City. April It.

I Open 1 High low Close Ystdy Whtl i May I7H 77', 7'4 eH-MTiSH-S July Corn I''" r'S ''0a f04 Mav )43'4 4.H4 45H July J42--S 424-41' 42 Oat. I I Miy 1.10H il'i 1304 0 July 2Sv 29'-S 's' Pork I I I I Mav 11X10 I1S10 107 1D7 1110 Juiv 1627 lr2 1U25 1622 Lard I I May 1 70 I 7 I f7-70 Julv I Ski I kdl S80 Rib I I 1 I May M7 I Ml I H7 s7 fil I MO H0 I KsO i2 (Chicago Board of Trad Reported by W. C. Sunderland.) Chicago. April 1R.

I Open I High I loiw I Close I Ystdy. Wht i i I I Mav IS1-MVM4 MU-VM's S0 Julv "S1- Sept 77-, 7i' 7X- Corn I I I 1 I Muv '47 147', I4fi July 4 144 I4H1, Sept I46' Oats 1 I I I May 31 Julv Su m- Sept 2'J U7 l-" Pork I I I 1 Mny K20 1C3D 1120 11117 Julv 1(137 Ui37 11632 l35 1635 Lard 1 May S72 H72-7SI 872 I 872 S7S Jvilv c7 k5 8H0 Sept K97 91M I (i95-9S MI5-98 900 P'ba I I May I S72 I 875 872 I 872 875 July 8S5 KK5-88 Sept 8M7 8K7 8K7-90I Mm For Pent Tveo entire floors containing 16 large, light airv, newly pa jwred room. The. Coffi. I1, at.

4-U Suit of two reerxa modern, turn thed. at. Auto t-t-it FOR WENT HOUSES. Cioa In property for rent: ft rooma with hem, nwtlv Bi'virrn I. or nwa nil ovrr the city.

alrlMvitt (-ira l. 41 1 HIT I'lk. 4-l WANTED HOUSES. I have a cuetomer fcr a ft or room flMilf to 'it frrm II. to II What h.tvr ta iITri? H.

4l-4li ink. 4mK fO RENT BUSINESS PROPERTY. For Rent SecO.id floor Preaa 13th iinii tKnruirr r.mnrirl.l rhib jur-tfr In.iulre Ht uftl.e of the ITrma I'uo-I fl lns On May 1. 1C. the building an the roriier of M.t anj atrita.

at pre-rnt ooriiiird by Uixoln Irug C. t. M'llltn. nit. IHif CABINET MAKERS.

SHOW CASES COUNTERS Sure anil tmnk flxluna. furniture and miiib- ti iid-r. Ht worlt am! nm-trnals. Ivtm A N. Auto Zht i-in ARCHITECTS.

E. F. WJl 111 80. 13th St. Hot pbnnra.

4-JO CANCER SPECIALIST. Or, T. Connor, 1ICS rurrd without of knife. at. Cancert ltrfrrrnre.

4 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. 10.00 check on Hotpe Co, Plana for Apply JUi I'nlvrraltjr llare, Nrb. 4-11 New buggy aala cheap. Inquire at til No Kin. 4-1 Black dirt for aala at 12 and Ilimie A-U17.

att. 4-11 Sale One fo ding bed, 1 couch, 1 brut-eel ntnirt. 1 Iron hi'tlMtriiil, all gmwl aa nrar. Inquire at 2'iitl I' at. 4-Uif Coed hve year old Jack.

For particular) aibbi ss II. Hlrinn nx, ii.lT (I. 4-1S Trert, Shruba, Vlnea Everything In the nuiwrrv lute ftnm eii-HWln-riy innt In a shmlr tree. Kl'irrnnm (ml Htld. 1 1.

1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 I II i.i in I'filverKiiy I'lm r. Ni-h, riirine 4 24 Far Sale On easy payment, bar turea, new and trfond hand tebli-a; bnll.iru and bowling auppllea. We In rhmp prlcea. Ilia llnniswlrk Idilke C'ciilendrr Co, 407-4UI Bo. luin Omaha.

Noli. e-ll-tf paper a to place baneath aarpota and for rnplimird ehelvaa ri be purchased at The Blur orTIr at It oenta per on 4 hundred. FINANCIAL. The Star Loan Co. Advance money to nullum rlc ulllmnt inmiK.igr or Ipilnrsi-r; ron f'nb-m l.il.

3ii7 lilrhutila phone Aulo 1K.II. Money loaned on furniture or any tenuity, tteigrte, ItnilliiKtnn Hik. 16 Money to loan on city property or ong or shoit time. Mi Wiilnin A ll.imllHm. I'm lUk.

ft-lb Wa loan money an furniture, planot, tc, low r.itia. National loan fg, ISL'l O. it Money to loan on household goods ptanos. hnrsf- and -u 1 1 1-, Irrms cnninlrn-IIhI. I'lilitna' Ickin A Tiunt n6 No llth.

1-1 ALE YOU UN DEBT? Are cirilitora pressing you for email bills Jut We will livin you money to ili'nr up all your InUrblcdneea; you can irp.iy us In ietitliininla r'or riwnipie, you borrow IPiO repay monthly. "5 lii) rrpjy l'i H) monthly. 10 00 lepay li ill tiiontlily, ii Ii0 i0 monthly, 11 UU rriwy 4.00 monthly, rsse psMnrnta aa ubnva nuoted run-not I mnde. we lll extend the time m. iking si null rbarae fur doing ao.

We loon frrnilure, pianos, hoiara. No rharge lo mpi no lutrrest In advance; no termixal of gncia or puhllrlty. If you are a stiiir.gi'r II makre no difference. lK-nnls, g.nund llool. lit Nu.

4H7 VSK THK TFIKPHON Hlng up Kelt or Atilomntlc and telephone y.mr want advertisement Baoh ertlsi mrnt will rerrlva prompt and rareiful attention. TI Htnr runiint guar-ante accuriicy nor assume rreponalblllty for errors of any kind occurring In tele-thnre advertisements. FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY. llaro'tn. new, ft rooma, modern except hent.

full lot, eer, tiling fllst cmxs. Not built to aril, ill go Ht cost. Terms. sliver Foe Sale Almoat new tlx room cottage in jx orl lira I liu-olii. )l tiiill, i.im rnii.

b.il;mre monthly rmymenta. Aulo phone till. 4-1 Cheap to rooma; moderni oak floore be low. fnmiico In market; treee; barn 1411 Ht. S-Slf.

FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Snap In tome lota near itate farm car line. Fine sUhlly lota. red 11, llumplnev North llth. 4-1S Fine three acre tract, lot of fruit, new bolide, nenr slate farm and car line.

Onlv iHiii. Snaii. Kred It. Muinilirey, North llih. 4-18 WEDDINQ ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Engraved er printed Invitations, announcement ami at home curds, new si vies, proper lettering and correct forms of wording 1'iimc In and see our samples before onbrlng Society engraving and printing of quality. The New Century lYInteis. 1241 at. 6-1 FOR SALE LIVE STOCK. Good horta for aale cheap.

Fred B. Humphrey. North lltn. 4-in WANTED TO BUY. Wanted a aood second hand art aauare.

Write IMt ti. 31 Moor, rtaim 13. 4-1S BUSINES CHANCES. With your present biisineta or location? If so. oui svstem help ou to m.ike a speedy change.

No expense until deals are closed. Write ua at once. Western. I and Company, Funke Lincoln, Neh. j.j LEGAL NOTICES rJotice! In the matter of the application of Dnvld Steele for liituor license.

This ia to certify thai David Steele, of the Milage of Hickman. Lancaster county Neb. has filed a petition on toe lth day of March. lSam. as required by the statutes of the state of Nebraaka and the ordinances of tne village of Hickman, to sell malt, eplntoiis and vinous liquors for the coming municipal year in a building situated on lot 7 In block 11.

fronting on Second street. In said village. W. (Seal) Village Clerk. NOTICE.

In the matter' of tne application of Oias. F. Burk for liquor license. Tills Is to certify tnat Chaa. F.

Bgrk. of the village of Hallam. Incaster county. haa filed a petition on the th day of April. IK, aa required by the statute, of toe state ot Nebraska, and the ordinances of the village of Hallsm, to wei malt, splrltous and vlnoua liquors for the coming municipal year In a building situated on lot Jt.

In block fronting on Main street, la paid village. WM. BI RK. ISeal) Village Clerk. 4-IS Professor Row.

Professor t'lapp, Professor Wltlnrd and Profeimrrr Vctaw returned yesterday from their hiiiitlng trip to Wood L-ike. They brought back a hundred dinks wllh them aa fou-venlra of their trip. They lar that the Mrds are not numerous at the present time nd only suprf lor marks manship enabled them to lUTure the required number for transportation. The debating team conslatlng of Hough, Marvin and Sundcrlln v. ill leave for Madiaon, tonight at o'clock lo repeaent Nebraska In the Interstate debate Friday night.

They have spent a great deal nf time and labor In preparing for the forensic MruKklP nnd ur anxious to v. In the decision. The track tfam of the gtate university will hold track meets this year with Minnesota and Kansna. the former at Minneapolis and the latter In Lincoln. The da tea for neither have been definitely fixed but Dr.

CuipP had almost closed the dale with Kanaag for May IS. Thla, however, oonflletg with the baaeball game between the two unl-versUlea In Uncolti and aonie other date may be fixed upon. Manager Deimlow atated today that tbe two nieela wllh Routh Dakota and Amea college be assured vftitll the Kanaag and Minnesota dates are settled. The firat football practice under the new rules for the game with Doane college one week from next Pntunlay took place on the campus today under the direction of Right Tackle C. K.

Cotton. Many former players donned the moleaklna and i appeared, on the field. Two teams will be selected for the practice games before the contest with Doane. Glenn Mason will be captain of the CornhuHkers. Contractor Ixiuls Jensen Is busy digging the cellar for the Temple building nt the corner of Twelfth and R.

streets. Contractor Campbell has the new museum building well under way. The basement has been completed and the walls are built two feet above, the surface. BIRD CITIES OF THE ATLANTIC. From the Four Track News.

Hcatlered along the Atlantic coast are bird cities, great capitals of Rird-land. where the sea birds congregate In countless numbers. On Oardlner's Island, at the end of Tving Ifilnnd. Is the' fish hawk city, where, under the protection the family owning the Island the ospreys have learned to nest upon the ground, Instead of upon the highest trees, as On the mainland. Pelican Island, In the Indian river, Klortda, Is the metropolis of the pelican folk.

Far down on a remote Islet of the West Indies, containing but four while Inhabitants, the wary flamingo tribe has hidden Its capital. On Cobb's Island, off the Virginia const. Is the term metropolis, where the blrda of that family "most do rongre-Bate. These birds were so fiercely sought for millinery purposes for some years that several species were exterminated, but they are again multiply ing on Cobb's iRland, where their nests and downy little sand colored chicks cover the beaches. At the mouth of the fit.

Lawrence Is lllrd rock, the greatest bird tenement house In the world. In the clefts of Its precipitous sides nest thousands upon thousands of enormous, snowy gantlets, sedate, grenadlorlike puffins and elfin crowning stormy petrels, "Mother Carey'a chickens." The rock Is absolutely beachless, and the visitor Is drawn In a crate to the top by the lighthouse keeper, who dwell thereon; the birds surveying the whirling; ascent with motionless calm. All these bird cities and others lo the Everglndes of Florida, and along the Maine coast, are protected by the American Ornithological union. The union secured laws nnd paid wardens to protect the birds In their cities at the breeding season, confident that during the rest of the year the feathered folk will preserve themselves frort extinction. Though the gun Is forbidden, ono may hunt them with a camera, a far more skilled and difficult sport.

Notice to Contractors. Rids will be received until four o'clock p. on Wednesday, April 25. at the of-flee of the umletaigned in laiuidn. Nebraska, room 101 of the central building, state university grounds, for the construction of a Woman building for said unlvemltv, upon Its grounds at Ihe 1'nl-versltv Farm near Lincoln, according lo pinna and specific-it lone on file In the office of the supei intendent of construction, room 112.

In said central building. Wilder must conault tne superintendent, before preparing and filing bids, upon all mailers which mav appear to them uncer lain In either plana or Seililcatlon. and must also examine carefully this notice snd the forms of contract and bond on file with the superintendent; thev must also personally lnsiiect the Cnlverslty Farm rampua and the building atte there on selected. Hlds must conform strictly to the pinna and peel float tons and to the requirements of this notice, Hldoers must be prepared to furnish commercial ratings or aatlsfaclnry references upon their ft nanrlal standing. If Ihe same be required by the university stithorttlea.

Karh bid must be accompanied by a certified check on some Lincoln bank, payable to the I nlverslty of Nebraska, unconditionally. for the sum of six hnndr.d dollar. The check of the successful bidder. In case nf award, will be held as a guaranty for furnishing to Ihe superlnlendeot ached idea of materials wllh quantities and prlcva. signing the building contract in form aa proiord and furnishing security company nond in a sum equal to one- tnlrd nf the contract price of the build Inc.

pvoth the security company offered nnd tne form of Ihe bond must be aatls factory to the Board of Regents or Its building committee. In case the successful bidder fails within two weeks from the date of the award to hie said schedules. fails to furnish and file bonds as quired or to enter Into contract at the snionnt of his bid. the cheek deposited by him will be forfeited to the I'nlversitv as lionldatil damages, without further proceedings or notice. The check of th bidder wtuse bid Is second best, in th ludrment of the hoe.rd of regents or Its building committee, will also be held pending the negotiation.

for the closing of a contract with the first best bidder BITf 1 cent wort for f)rt tweer few I I cent wrrd tvcit'tm Insertion; tfrtinit tar tea tas 15 eente. SPECIAL ItTuKDAV PATE 1 Wreeat I ew for 11 tents, commencing In the Saturday Mut. Over 1 wore, ad regu-tr rate a etakve, AM -cil rate tea. mret fee paid tor In lull In advance. WANTED SITUATIONS.

Person out of emplovrarnl ma Insert it tAree day a Pituatli! Wanted Advertisement free of eost. Ho.teclnning tnbd ay experienced til mill satisfaction. 'ill A-PJ, Wanted Sewing to do at noma. Price psmkiii.i. Cfcll at I'd 1 St.

Mr. Petition by experienced collector; can Mr It'xHt left rente. Address No antra Work an a dilry farm. May 1st. 'experienced 111 tes-'ll milk rinw Student.

27 Dudley at. Position wanted by young man aa eol- -r Rtfcirntcs furnished. Address 1 Pcition by yoimn man aa soli H.r fin msncd. Addn-t li Ktar. WANTED HELP MALE.

Don't you want a batter opportunity to i rn mine salttrv We can It f'T Pram Clearing House, 21H-I9 Funke I We want mora remen and offer nd emplovmeM and big icst to Selling mir superior, haidv mii-i stock Washington Nursery 1-ctro I. Mich. -I7 Wanted Sound young man for Firemen nil t'lakemcn on rullwuvs; nigh wages, juirk prmnotlnn; experience unnrei s-iy Firemen gel hfn'ffli" engtn-miV ritMkrr.cii grl homf condur-N rs Hundred of good positions nw TM'n. tall nr write rrnrrwt ofTirr fir fiil panlriiKira trln jr Jlnllwny Tmitiliit A Blnrk, (IthhIiii, Krb or Bulge BUI Kanwa City, Vn. in Wanted tor U.

S. Army Ake-aalled "inorrl'd men between ae of II aoJ clllaena of I'nlted Klntra. nf itnoj fhmrter and trmtTale nnblta, who ran erb, read and write English. Knr in-f. rniatU to Rerrultmit OBI'-rr, l'h and atrrrta.

Omnna, I.ln-f in nnd Gmn.l laUnd. or 8lmi City. Jnni. TnR TKI KI'llONK Hlng up Hrll or Aufom itlr and trirphonr vo'ir wnl advertisement Krh a HI rerr'xr nrtimit and rerrfiil nitrn'lon The Rlar rannnt nrrnrnri- nrf neeurre rrsrmnsll'llltjf errnr nf nn kind omirrltif In tele-r-lirtlermrnta WANTED HELP KM ALT. Wantrd Nu'raa r'rl for two children.

f. U. TCrlf, M' Xt. 4 Vjntt1 Olrl for peroral houaa work. li 'Hi.

I'hone A mo I4tl Ismii rt 4-19 Gond girl for general homework. No or Iniiimn. Mra. T. J.

Smith. It rl. 4-19 MISCELLANEOUS. The new MikifO Cn.lng Pjrlort, a I h-t In ristiiuiMit, tll iir ti iirtl tuih i inin I to Mituuliiv t. I -4 Rl.

1 rh iri by or Mt rr.iMtinttl'lr 4-l 1 no beat eqi iFPt Jewelry repair do- t'TiHiit thr i ity Mon iliTl-tilt wiirk ily ilone. luitria. 111! at 1J I have new a fuU line of fruit, ehade il omumrnLti ttrta. small fiu.t mihI phriihn; cr tliiiriv lu any i-tt the i ity. muni ible.

I 1 at the rt stiiTid rornrr 14 and A- '1. Al'rrl 5-i va can' ahow you a better auo-tment M' Hie rrinliifjiU til do llluie work tb.in enr li.uli. At Ailrn, the hnr-. mm. 231 o.

II at. ft-J If you have a clear lot and aomg money 1 mill build "-rui a l.oure and jl py fcr It In iwymrnta. 1., 11, Tteiter. J-Ulf The ftret 20 watchea brought Into thla ji'-Te UI be clraiird and gaarun'rrd fr I vr.ir for Hung ilii nd Jrweler. 1140 at.

11 tf I'SK lllhl TDTI'MONB lilng up Hrll ur Aulomntlr ZtZt and i "ne your w-int adverllsement. Earn win rrorlvi frompt end --neful attontfon. Th Slur nnr repMelhtlltf i. errors of nnv Und occurrlnE In tela-t ftrtverttsrmenta. STRAYED.

sprayed One anrrel horae, fat. weight it white In (hit and some irt- en feet shod in flout, I e-ii "ilh nnd I. His. Notify J. K.

Howe, 4 19 PERSONAL. I give personal attention to every article i i in tor ri'imlr. lwvls, the st. 4-30 THE ONLY LINGARD, ie ai-n (note (until i nd told more linn any of the rliiirxnv-or ined, ume tii.it have ever visited in He la still at rooma 7 und S. .11 Hick.

1Mb. and O. where he i.r during I'" On nrxl fiinttay "ne give tests for the stme spirit--Ki'iir. Killings bv mail and at his on all nff.ilrs of life, bnsinrsa and e. 1 ti end Piindnv j-e your bathe at the charda Barber ti 1 Nu 1 Hh.

4-3(1 AUCTION. O. Spent, firmer' and etockmen'e Bell phone for date. f-4- I-U PASTURAGE. ine-g-aae pasture for horses in Lincoln ill Walworth.

11.11 A-475. Heat. t- northwi-st rfirner ptrk. 4-It ABSTRACTERS. tee Hedge Abstract til Rich- t-iock.

l'rompt attention to order. t-lt Charwnan, abatracter ef tltlet (bond- Kunke hik, Lincoln, Neb 4-17 FOR SALE LANDS, day la gone for gd farm land ei.i-pt In a few phuVk. One of owned and for eale bv Adams A 1 North Ilukntit. Thev ihoiisinrf acres of choice a to 15 It ie sure to be higher -n I Wells, A1 with W. M.

WA O. s. ami 0 "-a In Nebraska. Kansaa and We will show you this Und lour eiensee if you buv. Wr.te t.

Weetem Ijind Company, Lincoln. Neb. ft! STORAGE. 'O Connor, 233 No. 10th.

Aute l-ll Transfer 104 N. 10th. Re- large vane; ex- men; good, cleaa store room. S-7 o-so in the eityt careful mew; rates reasonable; trackage E.ohvan-fechaberg 121 No 4-JO WANTED 4-1 VE STOCK. fit cash foe family Jersey cow: frh and a good milker.

4-U SUIT0R1UM. .1 wrhrton, su'toeium. tadiee' and cirM-d, pree-d and re-i a permit. Room LM-ei. Aale piMme il, e-f The Dally Star AFFECTS STOCK MARKET WIDE DECLINES ALL THROUGH THI LIST AT THE OPENING.

Col Strike Prospect, San Francisco Ca lamlty and Ruttian Loan Requirement Responsible foe Condition. New York, At rtl 18. Stocks came up on the market freely at the opening today and there were wide declines nil the list. The coal ers and stocks which Imve been advanced recently showed the most eakness. Liiiuidution was on a larire scale dur ing the first hour of trailing.

Coal alriko nrosptcts. the Kan Francis, illa-isier and Ihe Russian loin retirements seemed Jointly responsible for the disnosiiloii to sell. Supporting measuieg were In evidence and the decline was rtu-cked be fore the end of the hour. 'Activity de creased at slight rallies. All active stocks were carried a point or more below las night.

The principal declines were Reading. I'nlon Kt. Paul. Great Northern preferred. Amab-giimated Copper 11 lid Smell tug 2 to 2 '4, ann 1 leveiann Ar fit.

I nuts, rt. Louis San Francisco secontl preferred, Rrooklyn Transit. Co'orado Fuel, Nallonal I-ad and Sugar 1M, to 1. Noithern Pacific dropped S. I'nittti.

Railway Investment 5', and the preferred i. THE CHOICE OF A HUSBAND. Freedom of the Modern English Girl. The literal reader may remark'Girl'i cannot choose. It Is the man who se lects a wife." Girl know better.

They can, nnd they do, make their own choice among the nien ho are attract-? ed by them. And girls of the well to do class have probably more fre-t quent opportunities of studying male acquaintances than any of ihelr. predecessors throughout the of the world. In the time of Leech, write Mrs. Humphrey In the London Dally Chronicle, the ballroom was almost the only place In which yotinu men and women could Improve their knowledge of each other.

There followed. In coses of captivated fancy, the formal call, a terrible experience for the would-be suitor, with nil the family sitting; around, the other sisters all eyes and ears. The picnic of those dnys occa sionally proved useful to tw'o persons who liked to enjoy each other's solitude. And hen croquet came Into fash-Ion It afforded a reason for gatherings, I'sually the lovers played so Indifferently and became such a nuisance to the other players that they weie dismissed from the game, and had no difficulty In finding. themselves tete-a-tete.

This poverty of opportunity was often eked out by walks that were "not exactly" prearranged, and It was per mitted to a young man, even If he had not yet declared himself, Jo wait at the church door after morning serv ice on Sunday morning; and carry home hi lady's prayer book. How different Is all Is now! The careful chaperon finds her occupation gone. The bicycle gave her the first Intimation that she was becoming out of date, and the freedom that girlg enjoy nowadays has Indorsed her conge. This freedom Is all on the side of wisdom. The girl of today mny boat, golf, play tennis nnd croquet, ride, drive, walk, dance and talk aa much ns she pleases with the young men who have be'en Introduced to her.

And It Is well that It should be so. How can a choice be made without opportunities for The more male acquaintances a girl has the wider Is her flelil of choice. The old fashioned, secluded life In which daughters were kept robbed them of self reliance, of confidence In their own Judfrment. They knew but few rhen Intimately, and the results were not always happy. How could a man gain any real knowledge of a young woman's real character nnd disposition when he scarcely ever saw her exc.pt In the bosom of her family? There may be something; of the free nnd easy In the modern Intercourse between young people.

It Is a natural reaction on the part of the young woman, after centuries of restriction and chaperonnge, And so It-comes that a girl Is sometimes heard actually thanking a man for asking her to dance. Her proper attitude should be that of granting a favor. The man, too often, becomf Infected by her view of the case, and Is rather cavalier In hi own manner. But these are trifling things ami will amend themselves. The great thing Is that a girl can now look about her and choose for herself.

The man of her selection may possibly not respond, but at least she has had a chance of finding out hat she does not like. A little word, a look, Is sometimes enough to enlighten her as to the character that lies' behind the social mask, and to warn her against what what would be a fatal mistake. And In the same way she sees men In circumstances that elicit their chivalry, and prove their unselfishness. The drawing room girl of Leech's days had hardly ever such opportunities as these. She did not spend a long hour with her companlona waiting for admission to a lock on the Thames, and thereby apply a' geuge to the capacity and patience of her male escort.

She seldom visited the hunting field and shared the wild exhilaration of the gallop which brings the real man to the surface. Vnknnwn to her wae not only the bicycle, but the motor, with its Infinite variety of baffling breakdown. Its temper trying moods. "I should never like scolding any one else so well, and that Is a point to be thought of In a husband." says Mary Garth. In "Middle march." She was right.

To marry a man one dare not find fault with would be to Invite an uncomfortable fate. The perfect man. If such existed, would be an incompatible companion for a necessarily Imperfect woman. Does Zang-will go too far when he says: "The love of a good man Is an Intolerable bore?" He surely means the "unro guld." and to them a girl is seldom attracted. More to her liking Is a cheery, op.

tlmlstic man. whose sunny good humor is rather suggested than obtruded and does not display ltelf In constant eackling laughter, a too frequent failing. The morose and morbid man occasionally attracts a bright girl, from pure force of contrast, but let her beware lest her final choice should fall upon him. The davs are lead colored ip a home where the "master" suffers 'rom a lack of suavity, and horbidity I Irreconriliable with good health Lots of us flatter ourselves that can't be flattered. SOUTH OSUKA CATTLE MARKET IS WEAKER PRICES AT OTHER POINTS DISCSUR-AGED THE TRADING.

Upward Tendency In Hog Market la Stopped But Trading I Active Sheep Market Again Advances. Sou Ih Omaha. April 18.. CATTI E1 Receipts. 1.S64.

The market on lieef steers this monimg wa alow and dull and the prices at other selling points discouraged the market. It was after 10 before any business was done. Prices were weak to 10 cents lower, and It wsa late before a clearance was affected. Cows and heifers opened slow but the more desirable kinds were about steady with yesterday. Less desirable and common kinda were somewhat lower.

Stackers and feeders weer la nualcrate supply und good demand at steady prices. Itcpreseiitallve sales, of beef sieers during the miirning were as follows: 951 1425 10 Kail 4 4ii 8 990 4 40 7 974 4 5ii lnnH 4.S5 20 1330 4 7" IS 1175 4 70 28 1247 4 70 2S 1111 4 75 13 11(18 4X0 13 1290 4 90 21 19oJ 491 22 11 so 4 9U 4X 1212 4 90 13 1264 4 13 159" 5.10 1378 5 10 17 1392 5 10 1394 5-30 Cattle Quotation. ilood, to choice beevea 15. 00ft 5. 50 ralr to good beeves t4.B."ifi 5 00 Common lo air steers 14.00 4 6i Good to rholee fed cow and heifers S.75iff4 50 Fair lo good butcher stock ...13.00413.75 to fair cows ll.5iMi3.00 Bulls, stags, etc 2.0064.00 Good choice etocker and feeder 4.00ig4.60 Fair to good stockers and feeders 13 4014 .00 Common to fair stocWera 2.75r'i3.50 HtMiS Receipts 9.314.

Afler a steady advance of nine days the upward tend ency of the hog market came to s'andstlll today nnd hogs sold a shade easier than yesterday. Trade was arlive and everything ciianged hands In good season. Almost everything sold at 10.50. while yesterday about a third hrouaht 16 52'i. The top today was 16.55, the same as yesterday.

FltKKP Rorelpts. 11.520. The market on both sheep and Inmbs today was act ive 11ml 111 to 15 cents higher, making sn advance of about 25 cents for tfie week, frood In ml is brought 16 55 and fair ewes 15.60. Itecelpls at rill felling points have been llKhter, which Is the, cause of the advance. Sheep Quotation.

Oond to choice native lamba, .18. 25ff Good to choice light western lambs 50 Oii-rj 0.40 Good to choice heavy ralr to good lambs 8.25 4.5ncn 5.60 5.751 20 Cull lambs Good to choice light veurllngs Good to choice heavy yearlings 6.20 ralr to good heavy ft .00115.10 Good to choice wethers 6.fi5ST6.!0 ..5.41111 5.65 5.40i&.75 5.40 4.ROf5.O0 S.00y4.00 Fair to good wethers Good to choice heavy Good to choice llBht rwes Fair to good Cull sheep snd bucks Chicago LI" Stock. Oilmen. April 18. CATTLE Receipts.

17.0i). Market strone on best: others slow. Beeves. 14. 00'n 0.20; cows and heifers.

11.75U 5.25; stockers and feeders, Texans, :t.ot 4.i)0. HOGS Receipts. 6 cents lower. Estimated tomorrow. Mixed snd butchers.

18.45? 75; good heavy, 16 651i H.77H: rough heavy, 16.40U6.55; light 16 4nii 75: pigs, $6.00 50; bulk of stiles. l.65fi 6 .75. SHEEP Receipts. 16 000. Market strong Sheep, 13.6516.35; lambs, 14.75 ft 7.00.

Kant Cltv Live Stock. Kansas CHv. April 18. CATTLE Receipts. 9 000.

Including 200 southerns. Market slow, steady. Native steers. 14.2541 5.85; southern steers. 13.75 5.0(1; southern cows.

12.5(lfo 4.10: stockers and feeders 13.00i 4. 7: cows and heifers 22.5OHiS.00: bulls. 13.001i 4.15; calv es. I3 00i5.6fl; western frd sieers 5.25: western fed cows. 12.7611 4.35.

HOGS Receipts. 13.0HA. Market. 8 cents low er. Bulk of sales.

16.421 6 50; heavy, 16. 5006.55: puckers. 6.45J.50; pigs "nnd lights. 15.4i 6 45. SHEEP Receipt.

6.000. Market strong to '10 cents hUher. Muttonst 14 50i 2r; lambs. 15.004i 6.75 ranee $5.00 8.25; fed ewes, 5.75. 8L Loul Live 8teck.

Pt. Louis. April 18. CATTT Receipts 4.000. Including Texans.

Market. stendv. Beef uteres. stockers and feeders. 12.401 4 40; cows ami heifers.

12.iai5.00; Texas sieers. 13.0011 4.75; cows and heifers. 0f4.25. HOGS Receipts. 10 OOfl, Market.

5 cents lower. lc and lights Jn.iins 60; packers. 16 20'" 6.05; butchers and best iieivy, 16 50i6 7j. SHEEP Receipts. 1.000, Market stendv.

Natives. 5.75; lambs, 15,0 ti.75. St. Joseph Live S'ock. Btmlh St.

Joseoii. April 18. CATTI Receipts, 2 300 head: slow. 10 to 15 cents lower; natives. I4.2ni5kn; Texns and westerns.

13 401i5.20; cows and htfere, 116f.i40; buPs and stas. II. mi Ifi 4 40; veals. 13.1.ii 6.1j: yearlings nnd calves. X2.

boil 4.10; siocsers anu ireuers, 13 151r 4 50 iiikts Receipts, nran: stennv to 5 cents lower: light and liRht mixed, 16 3516 45; medium and heavy. t.40i? 6 52: pigs. 14.751 5.26; bulk of sales, to. 40 i 6 47. FIIKr I neceipis, a.vv ncau; eicuuy; lambs.

IS.tO. Liverpool Grain. IJverponl. April 17. Tt-liPlT notolmtl Futures firm Mav.

8d; July, 6s, 7Sd; September, 6s 7U.1. CORN? Boot, firm: American mixed, Am 1.H- American mived old 4 7d Futures, firm; May. 4s 6d; July, 4s Chicago Provision. Chicago. April 18.

Pteady; creameries, l4l'a20He: 14, IfC. EGGS Firm; at mark, cases Included, 15c CHEESE Easier: daisies, twins. Iiu.i12c; Young Americas. llc. POl'l live, steady; turkeys, 124c: chickens and springs.

11V4C Lincoln Peoduc Market. The following are th, pHces firmer snd local producers may receive for their product In the Lincoln market: Winter wheat. No. 2 hard, per bu, Winter wheat. No.

1 hard, per Winter -vheat. No. 4 hard, per ner bushel Corn, pec bushel st Oats, per rnnnei F.ggs. loss off, per dosen 1 mitter. choice, per pound 6e Butter, packing stoca lc Hay.

per ton 17.00(71 00 Hens, per pound Tonne roosters, per pound gc Pucks, per pound tc Oeeee. per pound 7C Hen turkeys, per pound 14c ner a oxen iw. Pot stow, per busnei to4ivc Onions, per Dusnet tb Parsnips, per bushel ie Potatoes, per bushei 4050e Vint, per doien F.e Pumpkins -er doien 40e Pop corn, per pound lo Radlahes. per doien 16c I'te Plant, per pound 4c Young gobblers per pound let Hides, g- No 1 7o Hlrtee. g.

Na 2 Se Uklas NO. 1 So rlin. No. 1 Tallow. No.

barret to Tailow, No, 1. In cwkea 4e Tallow. No. 1 So novina Se Apples, per bushel f.0 Beet, pee bushel tOe Cnhbagrea. per pound 2 He ramtls ner bushel tne Twmlpe, per kuehei Ifce Garlic, por pound OletD onions, pee dosea Notice For Bida For State Printing.

IHida will be nnlird by the Hute rrlnilng Honnl at the. office of the rec-rrtetv of Htate at I Inenln. Nehrm-kii on or before II o'clock (wiurday. April lWnS. Kor i riiitin and binding the folium lug annual nnd biennial reports- l.ooa rople each for auditor of public- accounts, aeo-retary i atjte.

at.iia treaauirr, riiinmis- eloner irf public lands and bullilnigs. ii-i-r1iitenib nt of public biitruction. board of Irrigation, biireau of Labor and fool cominlesioTi; ctipli a rai-h'for attor-nry geneiiil. Mdjutunt general and slate librarian; 4') ropiea building and kvtn s.i-w l.ill.m. 14 "ii banking board, S.IK'O oopb-a iich for aifHculiural and horticultural sot 'let lea lii.OOO bulletlna for bureau of Inhor; reprint copies each of N't brj-ka aiitirrme rotirt reiirt.

7. 13. 14. I and 27. Also on furnishing ntUu-rlUnemje printed suppllea, slHtlonery entpllea.

blank books, for the several state Instil utiiitis and department, for the ensuing twelve months. Spec iflcit Ions for eame run lie found on file In the office of the Secreiary of Htnte. All btila must be ucrompanltd by a laind eiiial In amount to trie probable cost of the work Nd uiin. Tiie board reservra the right to reject any nnd all bide. Uncoln.

Nebraska. April 17. Ift RTATB rHI.NT1.V1 BOARD. By JTV. V.

KKAZ1ER. Secretary to the Ilotirtl. 4-2J Railway Time Tables fu)tiTMiaT6iN''iT Depot 7tk ang Sta. T-alne Aolng Feat. Leave Llneom.

'nit ago Myer v.a Omaha 1.44 a.m. Chicago Limited Ma, Omaha and Council Hluflt 00 m. Omaha rnasenger Onisha and l'arinc jot. Pa seen ger leaves Iially am. Omaha Passenger 4 46 ro.

Chicago and Omaha Fast Mall 1:00 p.m. Scnuyler i'aaaenger via Aah- land 100 p.m. Pin ttsm on th via I oiilavllle. 7 10 a.m. Nebraska Cltv and Eaat m.

From the Eaat. Arrive. Chicago Klver, via I-oiilSvllle Chicago Limited via Omaha I 65 a.m. Omaha and Pacific Jet 4 00 no. Chiimgn and Omaha Fast Mall 11 41 a m.

Chlaawn-Omaha r.xpreaa I 10 m. Fchiivler via Aahland "9:06 a.m. rlatlsmntitn vlu lauilavllle I 10 m. Menraska ity and Kaat Omnha and Pacific JcL Trams Qomg Weal. and Healtle ,.10 hi a a.m.

Leave. 1:10 a.m. Portland, aeattla and IeaJ- wiaid 00 p.m. Iienver and Hastings Fiver a.m. Iienver and ll.istinga Flyer ltpm.

Kearney "Express 1100 am. SlcCook and llastlnga Paaaen- ger it a m. Crete. Button and Fairfield :0p.m, llroken Ittiw Passenger via Mliford 11:00 a m. From the Weat.

Arrive. Portland, Seattle and Dead-wood n.m. Portland and Seattle Kxpresa. 4 10am. Iienver and Hastings river I It a.m.

Kearney Express 1:0 p.m. M.H'nvk and Hastings I 10 p.m. Crete, Binton and Fairfield a.m. llrnken Bow Passenger v'a Oerinantown ...1:15 p.m. Trains Going South.

Leave 8t I 'nils and Kansin City Spe cial a jo g. St. Louie and Kanaag City Spe cial 111 m. St. Joaeph and Kanaag City F.xnrcaa 12 06 pm.

PeiiliUe and Wymore I'aaaenger 10.4la.m. Beatrice end Wymore raaaen- ger IMp.ra. Table Rock anj Tecumaeh Passenger 1:00 p.m. From the South. Arrive, Ht.

1 4iii i a and Kansas lty eicu.i lMla.m. 81. Joaeph and Kanaag City Kxpreaa 1:00 p.m. Beatrice gjid Wymore i-ae- senger 4:01 J.m. Pea I rice and Wymore paa- eenger Table Hock and Tecumaeh paa- aenger 1:40 a.m.

Trains Going North, Leave. Columbus l.xpreag via Mliford and He ward (:00 p.m. Teriimseli and Table Rock passenger 1:41 am. From the North. Arrle.

Cnlumbue Kxpreaa Via MlU'ord and Seward a m. lwlly. Paiiy except Rnndaye. 'Isillv exceiitHatiirdaya 'CHICAG04 NORTHWESTERN-" Depot 0th and SStaj tralna Going Eaat. Leave! Chlcufrii Uiulied, 8.

Taul, Mln-neapolla. Slniig City. Omaha Onion Depot). Marshalltown, Cedar Dnlly From the East. Arrive.

Chicago Umlied. Bt. Paul. Mln-neapolla, MarahHiltown, Cedar Itaplds, Rloug City, Omaha (i'nlon Deoot TJallv ll-flta m. Oolng Weat.

Leave, liendwood. Iad. Hot Bprlnga, Norfolk. Fremont and Inlermed lata ixilnta Iaily 1 fin m. Albion Line except Sunday 1 46p.ni, From the West.

Arrive. lieadwiail, lod. Hot FpTlnga, Norfolk. Fremont and Intermediate pilnta I wily Mp m. Albion Line, except Sunday :20p.m.

Oolng West. Leave. Fremont. Norfolk, Bones I eel with ronneeilons for local point a In Iowa Oullv OOn.m. From the Weat.

Arrive iionesieei. MorioiK, Fremont with runner! lima from ihe eaat, Inily 11 01a m. Wa'noo local frelghl.lhiily arrtv e.10 Sn m. Walioo local freight. Dally.

leaveeJ.O1)!) m. MISSOURI PACIFIC. Depot 8th end Sta. tralna Going South. TaaveT Kansas City Kxpreaa 9 Ha.m.

Ksnsa- City and HI, Loula Llm- lOUpm. From the South, Arrive Knns.ia City Kxpreaa .1 7:10 pro Ksnana City and ti. lOula Ura-Ued UNION PACIFIC. Depot Mhend Ste Trains Going South. Leave Manhaltan and Kanaaa City except Sunday a.m.

Beatrtc. Kxpresa except Sunday 1. 10 p.m. From the Sooth. Arrive.

Manhattan and Kanaaa Cltv ex cept Unnday 7 m. Beatrice F.xpresa except Sunday 10.00 a ra Tralna Going East. Leave! Omaha and weatern connections, exc)t Hunday 10:04) am. From the Eaat. Arrive.

Omaha and weatern connections, except Sunday 10 ra. Tralna Going Nortsweet. Leave. Slromsbuig branch Kxpreaa, ex cept (Sunday Ilium. From the Nortnweat.

Arrive. I Btroms'tuia except 8undajr Il Ktm. ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, Depot 20tn and Sta. Tralna Going Eaat. Omana and Co.

bturfg Oleago Kxpresa Chicago Daylight Special From the East, Omaha and Co. Bluff Chliago Kxpresa Chicago Davlighl Special Tralna Going wst. Colorado, Vlaa and I oltiL Lssva. ......10 OOaav 2 iS p.m. lllim.

Arrive. m. 1 4i ni. a m. Coaat 2:40 p.m.

Rocky Mountain IJmtteJ, Colo rado Daylight Train Ml am, Kansas Oklahoma and Texaa Special From the West. Arrive. Colorado, Ink and Cbtat ivims m. Berky Mountain limited. Colorado Daylight Train Kgnsas Oklahoma and Texaa It Mam.

DO YOU WANT TO BUY? Do you want a farm or ranch of any kind or alae in any part of Nebraska? lS you want a ausineea pif perty or city res.dence in Lincoln? If eo, write me stating what you want and I will send you descriptions A. EDGAR DAVIS. Peal Estate Broker, F. M. Bids, Uncess, Net.

Omaha Caah drain. Om-ihn. Neb April 1K. OMAHA CASH WHHAT No. 1 hard wheat, 7'iff7Sc; No.

hard nw 4Hc: No. 4 hard wheal, tiftrrt iiic; iso. spring, 73t 77c; No. spring. 6Sii 72'c; No.

1 corn, ir: No. 4 corn. No grade corn. 32iii42c; No. 3 yellow, No.

3 white, 44(9 No. mixed, no. a winie. ai-ti 01 -m No. 4 white, 30ra34c; No.

2 rye. Otic; No. 3 rye, 64e. Chlcego Cash Grain. Clilcngo, 17.

CASH WIIKAT-No. 2 red, SKHiH 'Kit, No. red. HMiX7: No. 2 hhrd.

an 1 'n n.i No. 3 hard, 7oJ ho; No. 1 nnrtnern. bzvhi' Bit; No. 2 northern.

MltisZtt; No. 1 spring CASH CORN 1NO. KTttlis; ru. 47M, CASH UATS-IV. O.

31; iu. "tv Kama City Grain, Kansas 1IV, April 1. It'll FAT Mav, 7Vic; July. 17'vc; Cash No. 2 hard, 78ti8ai.se; No.

2 red. 4e. (X1RN May, 43c; July. 4Z'c; nan No. 2 mixed, 4fic.

OATS No. 2 white. VCTTKH 19; packing, Fx JO 3 He. KrX'KIPTS Wheat, 27 cars. St.

Loula Grain. st trills. April 18. n-iittT Clnnt- Mn red cash ele vator, k7ifi94c; track. 94ii97c: May, 80o; Julv, No.

2 hard. 2flifi S5c. 'OR Futures, lower; casn. sieauy. No 2 cn'i.

nominal; track, Mnv. 44c; July, TIInknv. Mrt 9 cnh ac? track. 32iii 33c; Mir, 32'ic; July, SlVkc; No. 2 while.

S5ti 3h'4jC, 1 kad Firm. 15. 35 bid. SPK! TKR Firm. IOl'I THY Firm: chickens, 10HC tur keys.

15c: ducks, 12c; 7c. HI'TTFR Pull: creamery, lbtri 41 vk-c; dalrv. 14h ISc. FXJOS Kleady, 13Hc. case count.

New York Produce. New York. April IS. CUKtsPf) Firm; unchanged, iv slate Pennsylvania nnd nearby fancy selected white. 21: ditto good to Cfco.

e. Hl mixen. esun. western firsts. 17Htl7ri ditto second.

17V4( 17 Vei 1 tC. St. Loo's Wool. Pt. 1iuls, April 1.

XA-OOT Pteadv. Terrltorv snd west- 4IM em llietlllims. iin-3c, line uiruiuiu, 'M 25c; fine. lSflZlc. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers have been tiled: A Custer to MYs Alice ITsrt 1-S Its 10 to 12 all Its j-z so Colteire View 50 A Wlmberley to I r- In It 10 81 Cnlv Pic 0 Mark Woods ft et al to It Frve Its J-10 2 2nd Hillsdale add l.ft9 Jan Drevo to Vaclav Drevo se 1-4, 17-8-B a Mary A llnoner to Julia Tvler It I II Rurrs 2.000 The Columbia Nat Thik to Ellen Dav Its 5- 2 Websters sub qc So Ellen Day to Chas Saf-ford same property Sod Jno McDonald to Mary Hanke 765 ft of pt wV nwH 28-10- 2.457 Christopher Reiss to Robt Wolf It 9 15 8 I Incoln add Jns Wallace to BonJ Holman It I 50 HaiVlock 50 850 Aehsnh Ti Wllev to Trills Dahlstrom It 10 Yates A Thompsons sub city qc 1.500 Amber Hartqnlst to Carrie 11 Loughridge It 4 209 city 4.000 Fannie Pierce to Chas A Thoron It 4 45 Dswsons add 8 Lincoln 450 John Dalton A 10 Hatlie Humphrey It 7 Sutmyslde add city 2. 800 Eva Farrell Ah lo I ewls Stearna It 7 4 Vine St add ritv SvO Ellxa T'olk to Joseph Lulu a Pearson It 1 I 2nd Park add city 4S0 Harriett Wilds et al to John Michael Its 4- 11 Coll-ge View 2.150 Write for my Market Letter HERBERT E. GOOCH COMMISSION BROKER Grain, provisions. Stocks Bonds. Cotton.

Bell 'phone 611. Fraternlt BUlg. Auto 'phone Lincoln. Neb. Proprot attention givea aaail ordure.

or until It Is determined whether the second beet bid will be taken up or rebtdding called for. All bids must beer the residence or business addresa of the bidder, must be signed, sealed up. sddreasevl to the undersigned, and be plainly marked on the outside with the hldder name snd the words "Woman Building Pld." The bids will be opened and Inspected aa soon after the date above set for filing the same as the board of regents or Its building committee can be conveniently assembled. The right la reserved to report any Or all blda. Addrees the undersigned at room 101.

Centre.) Building, (itate I'nl-verwity, Lincoln. Nebraska. Station A. J. S.

DAiS, Secretary. 1 -a "Si Private Wires Prompt Service F. AUBERTIN Bepretcatiaf D. Pay Ce. Stocks, Grain, Provisions BelIA209 1029 St.

Ant 1494 Lincoln, Neb..