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Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21
Cudahy Builds in Lincoln.
Meeting of Contractors.

A call has been issued by contractors Of
Lincoln for a state meeting Of contractors,
20 be held here January 81 and %. The
object Of the meeting will Nbe TO devise
ways and means OF securing the modih-
ieation or revision of the present lien law
and such other legislation as may be of
benefit to the building fraternity. Special
rates Of one fare for the round trip have
been secured from the railroads for the
occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21
Holiday Hosiery

Ladies' Fancy Lisle Thread
Hose
in all the fancy shades. black with
fancy stripes, ~openwork, embroidered, in
%colors, white, all-over En-
Ladies' Black Lace Hose
in all the new patterns. with plain stripe,
to be embroidered in fancy En-
%colors. also boot patterns........ OOC
Ladies' Imported Black Lisle
Hose
embroidered with daisies and rosebuds.
in fancy colors, a regular IN
$500 hose,
Ladies' Thread Silk Hose
in all the pretty evening shades, sky
blue, cardinal. pink and \ ~
heliotrope; special. ........... ZsOO
We have the finest assortment OF black
- thread silk hose in the city for our
holiday trade; black silk embroidered
with daisies, fo~rget-me-nots, feur de lis
and fancy stripes; also ~all-over lace,
in black and white, = 7E
$S.75, $500, $3.50. $500 and...... Z'/O
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21
Holiday Gloves
Kid Gloves for Street and Evening
Wear

The above lines all come in the leading
%colors, black. white, modes. tan, brown
and gray.
and Full Dress Gloves
u, 16 and 2O-button lengths.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-21
Linens

what could be more practical for a gift
than table linens. Our special prices OF
last week on tablecloths will be continued
till Christmas.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
ARTHUR J. BALFOUR.

who now will diSappciI from the pOlit-
lCal nrchl. Nothing absolutely definite
is yc, settled. but til" Cnionst party
expects shortly to hear Of the resigna-
tions Of Earl Halsbury, lord high chan
ccllor: Lord James Of Hereford, chan
rrllor Of I'll" dUchy of Lancaster, and
Earl Cadogan, lord lieutenant Of Ire
land
For Sir Michael Hicks Brnch's place
Right Hon. T.. W. Hamburg, now pres
ident a the loHld Of agriculture, is
Tie favli'itr. In the pending recon
strurtcn, which may not be completed
for sane time 70 come, Mr.. RaltUur,
much to the delight Of til" IniOniSts.
will r"Hlajn lii" lraf"r in the house of
commons and first lord of the treasury,
with Mr.. thHmbrrlAin still in command
Of the colonies HS his first lieutenant.
II Earl llalSbury, on account of his
aye. fulIills predictions by retiring,
Baron AlNerstOUp will succeed to the
wuGi.ack. Sir Richard Hem Collins be-
l":ninG lord chief justice. Sir Il. Il.
'Olls. Sir +. II. Carson. Eow solicitor
general. becoming attorney general and
TOlIHIiy Charles Alfred Cr,pIjS, Nttor-
Hcy general to the Prince Of Wales,
succeeding to til" sol y!ll'r .,cncrHlSlIip.
On one point the my!nbprs Of the
house Of commons seem practically
unanimous, and that il that Austen
chamberlain. tiuauciHl secretary to the
treasury. VIII he promoted. a majority
mentioning linn as likely to succeed
Mr.. Ilanhiry should the latter take
,hp chanrrllorSHip Of the cXvhrqucr.
Friends Of Mr.. EafoUr also say he is
certain to require the adNic" in his cab
met councils Of his great friend, George
Wyndlam, now chief secretary for
ireland.
The excursion of the Independence
flro Company to Washington Park
on JuIy 22 promises to b. a sucr2ss-
full o.le.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
John Quincy Adams Declared to Be
Its AuihOr-NOw Dead Letter.

Its AuihOr-NOw Dead Letter.
CHICAGO, July Is. - The Monroe
doctrine and President Monroe were
discussed by Professor Albert u. Bush
nell Hart of Harvard university in a
lecture at the University of Chicago
last night. Monroe was not the father
of the so called doctrine" said Pro-
feSsor Hart, "and it is doing him too
much honor to attribute it to him. 1t
was solely the work Of John Quincy
Adams, who kept urging Monroe to
take the step until he yielded, rather
against his will. Monroe was an hon.
est, God serving man, who went TO
church and paid his debts, but he was
no statesman. Adams wrote the doc
trinc himself and it appeared in Presi-
dent MOnroe's message in exactly the
same form in which Adams put it."
The Alonroc doctrinp-aS the lecturer
called it, the doctrine of paramount i'll
tcr@st-WLs declared dead letter. ut
is useless to attempt to police all of the
American continent" he said, 'and
we will get involved in costly wars If
we stick to it,
Secretary Hay was complim2nsed by
the lecturer and claSsed as not only the
greatest secretary of state that the
United States has had, but the greatest
living diplomat IN the world.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
The New ROundhOuses. 4.

1t has now been decided by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to
proceed at once with the erection
of the buildings near Todd's cut,
and yesterday the lines were marx-
ed for the new roundhouses which
are to be erected The contract for
the foundation has been awarded
to Ryan d Kelley, the Philadelphia
contractors, who are doing much
of the improvement work here. ID
is not known when the contract
for the walls of the building will he
awarded.
The A. S. Reed and Brother Conn
pany have also commenced work
on the transfer station in the same
locality and work will be pushed
upon as rapidly as possible. 1t will
not be long before Il large force Of
workmen will also be employed in
constructing the new shops. The
company is anxious to complete the
new shops and other buildings asA
soon as possible and also to get thet
new freight yards into shape :
1t is stated that when the new
freight yards are completed it will
be possible for the company to store
nearly 5000 cars on the various
tracks there. This is not possible
i'll many of the freight yards of this
country.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
BALFOUR RASPREMIER
The Chancellor of Excheduer,
Hicks-Beach, Resigns.
OTHER CABINET CHANGES LIKELY.
CniOMists Rejoice That Commons
Leuders!iip viii Remain I'm
chnnsed--C.inmbe rlain to Re-
tain Portfolio Of Colonies.

LONDON, July 15.--A. J. Balfour is
now formally greeted as Great Brit
aims premier, and the new regime has
begun its work. The momcntous
change was marked by only one really
dramatic incidcnt-unmcly. the rcsig-
nation of Sir hiichael Hicks Beach from
his post Of chancellor of the eXchcq-
uer. Yet this lack Of outward show
and public prelnde to II new chapter in
English histoiy is by no means repre-
sentative of the disturbance which the
sudden transition created among the
undcrcurrehts OF political life.
1t is safe to say that Sir Michael
Hicks-Reach is only the first Of several
whose names have figured largely he
fore the public ia the last half century
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
Could Not Lie Down
Sit up or Stand, Without
Experiencing the Most Ex.
craciating Pain
Paines Celery Compound
After the Failures of Physici-
ans, Special Medicines and
Electric Battery, Banishes
Pain and Tortures and
Restores Health.

In the ranks Of sick, tortured, and
disc ased sufferers. mlnv men ard
women have Decone hopeless ibecausc
of the failures OF physicians and
their medicines.
We would have all such detected
ana despairiny mortals take comfort
this very day. We would impress
upon them the blessed truth that
Paine.s Celery Compound is abundant
ly abe to save and cure even at the
eleventh hour, PAine's Celery Con-
pound accomplishes its lte-slviny
work fer the old and young when all
other medical treatment fails. A
multitude of people have furnished a
strong and incontrovertDle testi.
mony in support of the statement
that Paine's Celery Compound makes
sick people WE'LL Mr.. John ".
Boyd, Of Mihawa!ia, mi, refers to
his own case as follows
Last water WIS taken down
with very severe attack Of nervous
and muscular rneum .tisn. 50 bad
that could not lie d,Yn sit up or
stand. without the m )sL eXarucialins
pain. | Wa, all the time under the
care OF two 0; the best PHYSICIANS of
the place, but did not improve. l
took different rheumatic cures and
used an electric battery half hour
each day for TN DAYS without any
relief Finally concluded to try
Paine'S Celery Compound, and to my
surprise after usin- one hltf Of bot
tie. | was able ~ ret out, AMI before
| had used the Whole bottle went to
work and lave worked every day
since. | hive glIn.l - pDlll; ia
weight anl am feeling first rate.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
DOTS

The Newport Equal Suffrage Club
will hold it's monthly meeting, ut
Mrs. Martha S. Cranston g. on We'll
nesday Afternoon, July 10th, at )
O'Clock.
Miss Margaretta NJ. Jack is serious.
ly i'll at her residence. 405 Market
street She is suffering from general
debility.
The funeral of James Griffin to1k
place at Hockessin, this afternoon al
2 o'clock. Jesse X. Baylis and wife
attended the funeral.
The readers of the REPUBLICAN
are called to the advertisement in
to.day'S issue where big barg are
offered to our citizens.
William d. King, fireman of tho
L. W. X b. pattern shops has so far
recovered from his recent illness
that he will resume his duties in a
few days.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
Withirew The Ca,eat

The contest Of the will Of Or. Gale
Harlan, came to an abrupt ending
before Probate Judge Calvin W.
CrOssan yesterday.
When john A. Hopkins, withdre "
the caveat he had filled against the
will. DR.. Harlan q estate is valued
at about $50, 900, and Mr.. Hopkins.
who is a relative Of the testa,or aIleg
ed that undue influence had been ex.
erted upon DR.. Harlan when he made
the will which he IeftIa generous por.
tion Of the estate to Mrs. Florence
II. Crumish, who was his house eeper
The will was admitted to probate by
Judge Crossan, and Mrs. Crumlish II
will be nan,cG US executrix.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
THE COMING CONVENTION.
Delegates to National Miners Meets
iG;: Gathering ut IndiunnpOIis.

iE;: GathrfinE ut Indianapolis.
INDiANAPOLIS, Ind, July 15.-
Whether or not there will be Il general
suspension Of work among the bitumi-
nous coal miners in support of the
great anthracite strike may be deter
mined in Indial.lpolis by the end Of
this week. The national convention
called to settle the matter will begin
Thursday. Delegates from more than
ten states representing the most pow
erfUl labor organizations in the world
are on their way to indianapolis.
There will he nearly Il thousand dele
gates, representing about 10000 min
crs.
1t is conceded at this time that the
convention will either favor Il slspeT-
sion OF work throughout the entire b.
luminous fields or will provide Tor a de-
fense fund greater than their treasury
now offers. although it is said the min
crs have nearly S2,o0O,00O in the na-
t:OnHl and among the locals.
Ralph Easlcy and other representa-
t'tes Of the National Civic federation
arc expected
Secretary Wilson says that no invita-
tions have ben extended to any out
sidrrs to speak ut th" convention.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
Norway {. I. l.. Meeting


Fairvile. Pa. July li.-Norvlv
{. L. l.. convened Saturday evening
at the pleasant home of Llvinia p.
leatman and daughters Mary,
Florence and Gheratien.
The president opened TIL: meeting
by reading the 18th chapter Of Corin-
thians. This being our harvest
meeting we had some entertainment
as usual aud there was Il good turn
out of members, also u number Of
visitors.
We had satisfactory reports from
ali departments.
The Flower Mssicn Supcrinten-
dent reported havin. sent 56l buuch-
es. After the business part OF the
meeting Miss Anna Marshal. recitcl
in pleasing manner "a Mothers
Prayer y After whicl Ms, L.lian
Cloud favored us With Il pies, of
Instrumental music.
Harriet r. Doud sang a very sweet
song, Can Il Boy Forget His Mothers
PRAYER.
Jane Cloud IN her usual elsy mln
ncr, recitcd The Storm, the
moral to which is, do ai you would
be done by. Aud Mr.. Palmer,
Of West Chester gayc II, an eXG!e l.
inEly interesting talk on the temper
anee question as he p'r>O rally uJ-
served IL in The Sttt! OF MaInC.
Pennsylvania would dOwe,l TO cooy
NAMES laws pertaining u tna tenn
ptrancc question. E;ey: one Wa,
much intcrcalo IN Mr.. pllnct, tax.
Refreshments Wrre S.rYe after
which wc adWirnei 81 meet at the
hpme Of Ms. illrrl@L D,Ii nttr
The lower SlII Mtt.s, De-, August
y, 1872
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
The Steamer IOlChesl.r

1t IS stated III The NauLlcl! Gazette
that the steamer COLCHESTER. wntch
has b:en running in New York W.T.
ters, Will come to this city anl will
be run by the Delaware RIVER Nlvi.
CATION ,Gvmpany between WIImIu--
ton aud Ph>tade.plia TnG To.clG,.
ter 1t Will be recalled was formerly
the Samuel NJ. FELTON,, which years
ago was the OnOY StGAnDOIt which
fan between here and the Quaker
City. The FELTON, at that time VAS
owned by the Philadelphia Wilmin.
ton ana BlltimUre Railroad CJmplny
The vesssI was built by Kainey
\ Archibald Of Philadelphia, and
the object and intention of her
builders was to build The smarteSL
craft ON the Delaware.
The first season alloat for tine Fei-
ton wasOccupIed in runuIDy between
Philadelphia and Cap, iMay. About
this time a New York steamboat
company put on Two boats Detween
here and Philadelphia. Thea the
FELTON, was taken of the Cape May
ran and put on the route between
+ eHch street this CITY and Chest
nut street, Philadelphia,
For one season, at least, there was
the warmest Kind OF competition
Prices were cut and cut again untlI
the rate finally found bottom at 10
cents one way Or II CeAtS d round
trip.
Each line had it. patrons aud
every body, from the intA,IIbc small
boy to his grandfather, mad his favor
itc boat. The New YORK people car.
ried SUNDAY school excursions free u,
far us the children were CUucerueL,
only charging for aItNts Every
trick Of the trade to "a in aud main
tain popularity WAS tried on both
sides.
There were frequent races between
the boats. winch we're as unSatiS.
fac ory in settling the difference
OF opinion among pirtisans as such
things Usually are. Among unprcju.
diced folk, however, there WAS no
doubt at all that the Fc,ton was ai
she long afterwards was conceded to
be, the fastest boat IN these waters.
The Hancock and Sylvester finally
withdrew and the FELTON, luI wears
continued to run for Il season Of Two
or three months during Tie warmer
weather. MiddIe.aged FOLK will re.
member the FELTON, IN her palny
days. They will also recall Captain
DAVIS, "ho was Steamboat captain
OF the old school lie looked more
Ike United States sena tor viii:
MS SwalIOw-tal coat and his mmAc.
Clate linen.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
CAUSE OF YOUNGSTOWN DISASTER
Recent Seismic Disturbances SUE-
Eestcd.


HARRISBrRG. Pa. July l5.-Colo-
mel Henry {. D"mming Of this city,
acting state g"ologist. has written Il
letter to Mine Inspector Evans at
Iuhnstown suggesting that the appar-
pnt uplift Of Il part Of the state of
PENNSYLVANIA caused by the rcccI t
carthulali"# in Martinique and other
islands Of the West Indies may posi-
lily have been the direct or remote
cause of the catastrophe at the Rolling
Mi!' mine.
Colonel Dpulming has also written to
Charles u. WOlcott. director of the
United States geological survey at
WHShin.rtou. calling attention to sev-
rlHl riffs Of earth and rock that have
been found in Pennsylvania since he
made his report in June; also to the
record of the mcrcurial h"lometcrs in
the United States weather bureau at
Harrisburg that in May and June this
city and vicinity had been uplifted
nearly seven feet.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
Connie Mack has had an eve on

Connie Mack has had an eye OF
Wilson for some time. The crafty
manager believed the young pitcher
ould be induced to come to him and
aught to pitch good ball The
pitcher came, but required little
teaching. He went against the dean
of the league and won his game.
Why Wilson should have deceived
the Boston hatters is a mystery
that the visiting team is still trying
to solve. He never allowed more
than two runs in one inning. Two
of Rostons runs were scored on er-
rOrs.
WILMINGTON WON.
Wilmington went to Camden yes
terday and defeated that team by
the score of 4 to-, Both teams
tielded well but tine Camden boys
were outbatted.
Myers who pitched for Whining
ton allowed but four hits.
Wilmington OO.O1x-4
Camden 10000 OUul1 9
The Albert A. G. has organized
for the season and would like to
hear from the Edgemoor, Penns-
grove, Newport, Lewis and all other
teams atfording a reasonable guar
antee. Address, James b. Bowen.
S36 West 5th street.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
Wash Goods.

After several months of very
active selling Of lawns and
dimities, we fluid we have a lot
of remnants from 2to Is yards
We are having a sale this
week of all remnants and small
lots Of goods in all depart
mcnts.
Lawns 2! cents a yard, Wed
nesday only.
5 cent lawns at 81 cents a
yard, Wednesday only.
8 cent lawns 5 cents a yard.
Dimities 41 cents a yard.
25 cent lawns, dimities &c.
reduced to 10 cents.
Ladies' lawn ties 10 cents, 3
for 25 cents.
Ladies' linen collars 5 cents.
Remnants of embroideries at
halfprices.
All colors of yelling for hat
trimming.
80 cent metal bags reduced
to 80 cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
NeNN York MarkclN.

FLOtR-Quict, hut steadily held; Min
nesota patents. Au4l5; winter straights,
So. i0u3.Sj; winter extras, $3.lju335: winter
patents s3"on4lO.
WHEAT-Duil and barely steady on
prospects for visible supply increase,
easier cables and absence of crop dam
age news; September Is 7-lGdt7S&c.; De-
cember, Is ll-l6u1s l5-l5c.
RYE-Easy; state, G3fi64c., c. l. f., New
York, car lots, No. western, 65l2c., f. o.
b.. ai!oat.
CORN--Opened frmer on showers, but
eascd off later with wheat.
OATS Easier as Il result of unloading
by professionals; track, white, state, $50
63c. track, white western. 59di63c
PORk-I'irm; mess, $l4.25M20 family, $2l
02l5O.
LARD - Firm; prime western steam
ii. &c.
BUTTER Steady; state dairy 17Iadl
2Ol2c. creamery lsm2lAc.
CHEESE-W eak to strong; new, state,
full cream small colored, fancy, 10c /;
small. white, l0c.; large, colored 912c. !;
large, white. 3i2c.
EGGS-F'irm to easy; state and Penn
sylvania. 2Oli2Olac.; western, candled, 19lkc
SUGAR - Raw steady; fair refining.
2 l3-lGc. centrifugal, 96 test, 3 5-l6c re-
fined steady; crushed, 5.l5c.: powdered
Also.
TURPENTlNE- Dull at 47kM4sc.
MOLASSES-Steady; New Orleans, 800
RICE-Firm; domestic 4Aa6Ac.; Japan,
4am5c.
TALLOW-strons; city. 6l4a64c.; coun-
try. G%snG7sc.
HAY-Firm: shipping, 65m7Oc. good to
choice, y5u37c.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
HUSBAND
STAYS HIMSELF

West Chester, Pa. July II 10.
scpn heHn1rd committed suicide at
Iulnn7ite TINS Afternoon Dy taxing
poison. The tragedy followed Il vlu-
lent Scenc k2nnlri hal with II SsJr-
in-lAw Count Ia,lJn d. la RlagdIere,
Some Tim. ago Ll. after tlOptI with
RcnDurl'5 yuIugc-t NlI 5httr. aged
II wears, aud they were married at
BlIllmure. WHon they returned the
father refused to aIiuW tuem 10 Ell.
ter his house, bat the tudnt hal
worked hIm>!t into tn1 g'Ii gr!,2i
uf his mOther-in-laW, and shortly
thereafter tile husband and father
was Ouatcl lrUm the preEisa, aul
Rigaudicrc was installed as the h lad
Of the house. AtterWarI Rennaru
appeared at the h ,uSc with A rGvut-
Yer and ANNOUNCED MS inteAtiJn Of
shooting III, aUn-!n.IlW. Tue after
had him arrested aud he was put
under bonds to keep The pvlca aud TO
remain away from The hpIISe.
Rclnard then left the g nm Irity
aud nothing was heard Of nm until
to-day, when ne rcapp!I !Ircd at the
house. lie anNonlcc | that he was
on Il peaceful mission, but Rigau-
deere did not think SO, and the two
men came TO blows the Nthlt-in.llw
being pretty roughly hlnlIedl his
wife aud children looking On without
interfering. After leaving the house
Rcnnard went to creamery near by
where he spent some time in writing
letters aud attcrwarl took u dose OF
poison, from the effects o! which he
d!cd. A letter addressed tc the pap.
lie and signed "Joseph Rcnnard.
the martyr Of his fam,Iv,' WAS fourd
in one Of his pockets. In this letter
he said;
am about to depart from this
world, OF NV own free VIII. hone
INV %Iie will be hlppv. as she and
she il lone is reasonable for ali this
trouble, winch lasted ior Is years.
Came here on LusIu.s5 Onlv,
and went pcdccably to the house,
and told them WAS warned and
meant no harm; slnplv desired
some papers had, TO be gncI bv
Squire Alexander. Alter une.ha!!
hour talk, without provocation,
this dishouorabe man struck me
in the presence OF all the grown.up
boys and his wife, without their
saying a word, and this 10 what
hurt me more than the bow. How.
ever, love them vet, and the time
will come them when tine forciOlv
will remember their conduct |
meant them no harm. nor my wife,
and | hope now that they will en-
]ov the res! OF their life ia happi-
ness, particularly M vile, as be-
ing the prime mover 10 all this,
after having given the best OF my
blood tor her comfort tor y years.
Goodbye, all.
The will OF the late Robert p.
Carey was read Sunday alter the
funeral. Abraham +. Carey, the
eldest son IS appointed executor
and beneficiary with the exception
ot ~ to each Of the other children.
The Lie Insurance and benefits
from the A. o. L. W., 20 tc the
widow, The will was drawn up
by Robert {. Fraim, on June 9TH.
st. Mary'S excursion tomorrow on
Steam er Republic, to Cape May.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15

CHEAP teachers are like cheap
workmcn, worth only what they
can get, but good teachers can com
mand good salaries. The reduction
of Miss Jane traig'S salary caused
her to resign her position us assist
ant principal of the High School.
The Board of Education will now
be compelled to find Il competent
teacher to fill her place. There has
never been a word sand against her
and she was considered a competent
teacher and worth every dollar She
received. The Board has not been
very successful in keeping down eX-
penses One item alone was the
the advance cost of 5000 for coal
last year over the preceding year.
1t Is not economy to saVeat the spig-
got and spend at the buug hole.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
On the Sick List

The friends of Thomas ]. Hume
will be pleased to know that he is
improving after an operation per.
formed on Saturday by Or, j, ii.
Spruance assisted by DR.. Beck, at
his mothers home on Maryland
avenue.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
Ashury Trolley Rftc

The Epworth League Of Asbury
Church, will give trolley ride to
Delaware City, Thursday evening.
Leave 4th and Market Streets, Las.
Special cars 81 miles for 25 cents
regular price 40 cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
DON T FAIL OTRy THIS,

Whenever an ho most trial Is given to
Electric Bit ers for anv trouble 1 9 rec I.
ommended for a permanent cure VIII sure
ly he effected. 1t never fnil- to tone the
$ Omnch regulat the kidneys and be wells
stimulate the liver, inviEorate the nerves
and purify the blood. IT, a wonderful
tonic for rundown svstems Electric
Bitters positively cures Kidney and Liver
Troubles, Stomach Disorders Nervous.
ness, SleeDle .sness. Rheumatism, Neu-
rAlgia and expels Malaria. Satisfaction
guaranteed by N. b. Dan forth. Only 30
cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
FINANCIAL AND COMM MERClAL
Closing stock Quotations.

Money on call steady at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4i2M3 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at N.S'&m4sS for
demand and at A AS5hmi.S5ia for to days.
Posted rates. $is6U4.S6l4 and $iSN'aMi.@.
Commercial bills. fisi'sM4.s5's. Bar sill
yer, h27.c Mexican dollars, dl7sr, Gov
crnmcnt bonds steady. State bonds inac-
tive. Railroad bonds irregular. Closing
t,ri,,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15

Captain william Heacock, gate.
man at The Poplar street gate OF the
Puscy Il Jones Company, has resun.
ed his duties after being off sick tor
Seyera, dayS,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
SECURITY TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT CO..
NO. Ll0 KKET 6TlsEhr,

Capital Stock ....................S6 .S6e0, eco
surplus $3.50, O00
Allows Interest on Deposits OF Mcney,
The company acts as Executor, Admin.
istrator, Trustee, Guardian. Receive: and
Agent, and rents small safes II. FIRE aud
burglar proof vaults.
BENJAMIN NlELDS, Pres.
WILLIAM H. PRlNCKLE. Vice Pres.
JAMES Il. CLAKkSON. Treas l. Sec,