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SITUATIONS WANTED.
STENOGRAPHERS and bookkeeper.' fur
nished temporarily or permanently.
Boyles' college Tel A-124 2'
WANT3D-MALE HELP.
WANTED, we have steady work for a let.
pood hustlers of good habit and appear
ante. C. F. Adam Co.. 1619 Howard St
B MS
BARBER trade taught thoro ighly In short
time; catalogue and particulars free.
Address Western Barlxrs' Institute,
Oroaba. Neb.
WAN.TKD. laborers, tenmf -r rock men
and surface nen. Neb.. Wyo and Iowa,
free far; hit be. t naff
Western R. R. Labor Agency, no S. Uth.
FRATERNAL Insurance deputy, lady or
gentleman; spoelsl work; good pa) . 9
N V. Life bulMlng. B-K3 Jr 2S
AN INTELLIGENT young roan to take a
shorthand echolarhlp In best school and
pay for It when course lo completed and
position secured. Address L .
WANTED, boy with hore to deliver The
Evening Be. Call at circulation dept..
Bee office. 2 p. m. B MI.6
WANTED, man to learn barber trade: sp-
cUl offer of scholarship, tool, ooara am
freo transportation a' ojr colleges at
Chlcaco. St. Louis or Minneapolis, contin
ued until August on account of the de
mand for our graduate, splendid chance
for applicants from distance; cata.ogue
and special Inducements mailed free.
Moler Bnrbrr Collere Representative. 183
Farnain St. Omahn. Nel. B-MiC IS
WANTED, manufai turftr n. asent or sood
salesman to handle a line of ladles full
waist. Address N 57 Bee. B 172 ZS
I WANT a good general blacksmith: steady
work and good wages. Address m.
OoMner. Falls City. Neb. B-27 21
WANTED, an experienced dry gonds sales
man at once; most be Al salesman and a
god worker. Address, sutlnc salary
wanied and references, T. L. Davles &
Co.. York, Neh. B-M34I S'
WANTED, flrst-lass bread and cake
baker; good wages: must be steady: none
other need'apply. Mrs. A. Mcoll. 130 .
Broadwuy. Conncll Bluffs. B 312
WANTED. 10 young men to learn teleg
raphy. W. T. Skeltonr Sallna. Kan.
B-MH1 A27
WANTED, experienced saddle treohand.
permHi-nt work to steady man rite to
James Boulware. Bethel. O. B-M 24
WILL give permanent position to reliable
man-Testing in rood- outside town ami
having from tyt ttflllW: office furnished.
Address E. Cook. Omaha. B M3S 2C
WE pay 25 week and expenses to men
with rigs to introduce our poultry rem
edies: send stamp. Dept 20. Eureka Mfg.
Co.. Marshall, Mo. B MIC 2f
WANTED, stendv young men. 17 to 20 years
of age. to learn the business. Robt Demp-ster-t
Co., Uth and Farnam.
B-Mn 2S
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
AN INTELLIGENT lady to take a short
hand scboiarsnip in best scnoot ana nay
for It when course Is completed and poM-
n secured. Address L Zi. Hee. .5
t- nt 1 1 1 1 i t . . . Si
W ANTED. 0 girls, 1521 Dodse. TcL S7.
C 2S5
M girls wanted. Canadian olflce 1522 Dmirla
C-!5
CORSETS fitted on. 39c.
1612 Capitol Ave.
C UQ A 4
GIRLS to asort paper, experience not re
quired. Harding Paper Stock Co., 1.W9-11
Leavenworth. C 19
WANTED, a competent cook and laun
dress; references required. Apply to Mrs.
I. K Kountze, 3Dth street and Dewey ave.
C Mill 23
WANTED, a girl for general housework:
good pay. small family. Call at 3015
Chicago St C-217-23
WANTED, woman of energy and ability to
learn a business and manage an office.
Address N 5fl. Bee. C M273 21
GOOD g!H wanted at 1614 Corby.
t S5A-25
WANTED, competent girl for general
housework. 212 No. 22nd St C JI9-25
FOR RENT HOl!K.
IF you want your houses well rented place
them with Benawa A Co. D 257
HOUSES, etc.
F. D. Wead. 1524 Douglas.
D-:i3
ALWAYS moving H. H. goods. Pianos.
Office. 1511H Farnam St Tel.1559 or MB.
D-2i9
HOUSES, notes.
Bemlr", Paxton blk.
D-291
HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city.
iirennan-uove io., sx a. uin tL
D-291
CHOICE iKHJses. cotlages, stores. Henry
B. Payne. Ota N. Y. Ufa. Phone WIS
i p-:9i
HOUSES ami ftatn. Rlngwali. Barker blk.
D-213
MAGGARD Van. & Storage. HI Capitol ave
Tel. 1490. , D 291
COTTAGE at Lake Okobojl, la., for rent
Omaha beach. A. M. Clarke, 255 Harney.
D 235
111 S. 25th St. H-room. modern.
D-296
- ROOMS, modern, with barn; all In extra
tine repair. S to good tenant Alfred H.
Delxng, 137 Board of. Trade. D 295
S-ROOM cottage.
2709 Douglaa St.
D il.H0
NEW 10-room houe, water and gas; two
wfKB trom scnooi and .treet car. In
qulrr Wm, I. Klerstead, city hall.
D 551
FOR RENT, five-room cottage, Mth and
Blond streets. 9. Apply at 607 North
15tb street. D 722
FOR RENT, strictly modern flat in Dav
ldge building, opposite city half.
John W. Rabbins, 1U2 Farnam St.
, D 763
FOR RENT, 5-room houxe. No. SIS South
i.in at inquire at room city Hall.
D it
6-ROOM eottage, all modern, 2121 Miami st
, D-MSC6
ELROANT apartments In the Winona.
Payne-Knox Co.. Ht floor. N. Y. Life.
D-M195
ELEGANT apartments In the Winona.
Payne-Knox Co.. 1st floor, N. Y. Life
bldg. "Phone. 17S1. D-MK2S
4-ROOM coitage. TT3 Dodge. S.
Tllngwalt Bros.. Barker Blk.
D 152
KIGHT-ROOM brick house In Dundee. In
quire at 4918 Cnpltol ave. D M315 25-
10-ROOM steam heated flat all modern
N17 Douglas. Inquire Llndquest. 314 So
lain. uus-i'
1S12 N. 2TH ST . 7-room modorn house, no
furnace. In good condition, large barn.
ouuide to be painted; rent. Wim.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO .
Uth and Dougla Sts.
D-M957
FOB RENT, furnished house, ten rooms
modern in every respect: good maDie
good neighborhood: terms reasonable Ad
dres L 67. Bee office. D-li 25
t t rtTMIVG ST.. S.room modern house
has jut been thoroughly renovated
throughout; rent. ia)o
OMAHA LOAN AND TR' ST CO
15lh and Douglas Sti
XJ-M951
roil RENT-HOUSES.
F"R RENT t-reom .-on-, funn-shed. alt
nolern Inquire Christ. Bro.. South
omaha D A 26
NfSK-ROOM cottage. $; tm, city water,
cistern, furnace, line shade troos: near
four strtset car line. 716 N. a St-
D hi 27
i 4-a hocsk. ;..
1 3-R hnwf, $?..
1 T-R honae, JU.W.
W L. Srfby. 384 Board of Trade Bklg.
d 215-2
-ROOM modern cottage.
Mary a are.
Inquire Hil St.
D M356 3d
fo it rent furnished rooms.
ROOMS, light housekeeping. 2S76 Harney
E-M545 9
FURNISHED rooms, housekeeping, 223
St. Mary s. E-S45 Air
2 NICE rooms, housekeeping.
111! S. Hth.
E Mil!
3 NICE room, housekeeping. 221ftH Far
nam. E M3o6 24
Fl'RNISHED room, modern. 1617 Cass St.
E-M:W 26
RCX)MS. iyx Capitol ave.
E-!-M9q-r
FlIl.MJillEO nOOMS A.D IIOAKI).
THE Merriam. good summer resort. 55th &
Dodze. F-.'3
GLENCAIRN,transints,J1.25day. 169 Dgls.
F-0
FTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
F-634
IN PRIVATE family. 2C0 St. Mary's Ave.
F-14
DESIRABLE roomJ. 2S4 Harney.
F 1I1J1 !
BEAFTIFFL front parlor with piano, rea.
sonable; board, tli North 19th.
F-M206 22
50? S. 25TH ave., private famllv
F-
A21'
ROOMS and board at the Hills de: new
management ISth and Dod?e. F M3I7 25
FOR RENT vrOllKS AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT, store In nrst-clas location;
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters &
Co . ground floor. Bee. BMg I 2K
TWO of th bst rooms, in the Continental
block, loth and Douglas streets; specially
suited for a physician: will remodel to
suit tenant Omaha Loan & Trust Co..
16th and Douglas Sts. 1 MW1
FOR RENT, brick store room 22x100 ft.
with cellar; best location In city for ren
eral store Write for particulars to Wil
liam Schafer. Mlnden. Neb. I-M171 Al
FOR RENT, meat market. Including ice
box. tools, etc : good location. 25th and
Blondo sts. I-M3-51 26
FARMS FOR RENT.
CHOICE 4Sa-acre farm, within 2 or 3
mllei of packing houses, South Omaha;
loading station on farm; n.300. Bemls,
Paxton block. W3
AfiENTS WANTED.
J2,5") CAN be made during next six months
by hustling agents handling cur white and
fancy rubber collars, cuffs, bosoms and
necktie: patented and guaranteed goods;
Inclose stamp for special plan. M & SL
Mfr. Co., Sprincneld, Mass.
J M30J A4
J50 PER month during the campaign and
permanent position after; man or lady.
Ziecler Co.. 322 Dearborn St., Chicago
J-114 24
AGENTS, male and female, best seller on
earth. Just out. sold In every house; big
groflts; sells itself. Weldon, 27 William
t, New York. J-M204 25
AVNTED TO RENT.
WANTED by a couple without children, a
' f urfilshecT house. N 67, Bee. ; K 331-23
WANTED TO IirV.
A 1.1. kinds of household goods, hotels, etc..
In large and small Quantities. Chicago
Furniture Co., uoace. Tel. .d.
N 301
WILL purchase a limited number of
Omaha Savings Bank accounts. Brennan
Love Co . 3U? So. 13th. N 3C
2DHAND ladles' wheels. Omaha Bicycle Co.
N Jl9i5
I HAVE X to J1.5-'i. ail cash, to Invest In
a house and lot for a home, will con
sider good lot and small house If can
be enlarged: send me the b-t you have
to offer: must be cheap. Address N 49,
Be office. N-133 27
WANTED, a useful and substantial article
to Introduce and ell through the man. or
will buy an established mall order busi
ness. Address N 53. Bee. N 200 21
2D-HAND blcyclees. Omaha. Bicycle Co.
N-M9SS
WANTED, to buy complete set of sur
veyors Instruments, seconi-nand in lr
fectly good condition. Address L 65. Bee
' N-M370 21
FOR SALE HORl, VEHICLES. ETC.
PHAETONS, buggies, road wagons, harness,
Andersen Buggy Co., join and Davenport
P-Jia
VEHICLES of all kinds made and repaired
by Jiarry i-rosi, mn ana ueavenwortn.
P-304
FOR SALE, new J223 high grade Snyder
phaeton, very reasoname. Apply sis Kar
bach block. P-M953 2s-
FOR SALE, a burro saddle and bridle. E.
w. Lamoreaux. itn ana uooge.
p-m-t 2t
FOR SALE, horse, harness and rubber-
tired buggy, inquire i.w r arnam t.
p-M.rs :i
FOR SALE, good riding and driving horse
and roan ouggy. 1 nas. vapor, in How
ard st P-M372 25-
I'Ull S LE MISCELLANEOI S.
CHEAPEST and bet poulto' and hog
fence :i uougias tt. 0-3-6
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Mc-
Connell Urug Co., cor. lttn and Dodge
Q-3U6
B. HASS, Florist. 1S13 Vinton St Tel. 776.
I'Wnts, cut nowers. poqueis, nail, resi
dence, weddlnc and grave decorations
Orders by mail or express promptly filled.
-scr
2DHAND safe cheap. Dcright, 1116 Farnam.
y jui
SAFES; buy. sell, exe'ge. Schwartz. 114 S. .
WIRE fence. Leddy, 1S17 Howard. Tel. UW.
U ilv All
M. & W. tires. J2.75.
Omaha Bicycle Co.
Q-311
XDHAND wheels. 15 to tlO: new wheels.
115. Omaha Bicycle Co.. I6tn & cnicago tu
SECONDHAND machinery for sale- every
thing In engines, boilers, pumps. Iron
ami wood-working machinery, shafting,
pulleys, belting and mill supplies: prices
lowest. Harris Maehln'ry Co.. 1023 Wash.
ington Ave. S. E Minneapolis, sunn.
Q-M551 813"
SOl'ARE nlanos and organs. 115. 123, 27
ard up. ay payments: new plar.oj fir
.-.1 r.nnMxr. T.l 1
scnmoi er Mueller, uu j-arnam.
C-M913 All
ONE good hand elevator.
Izard.
A. Hospe, 114
PONY, cart and harness. 2624 Sherman ave.
ci iia
BILLIARD table. Bronswlck-Balke, cost
1300. sell for 75; good a new. John Mc
Kenzle, Madrid. Neb. Q-M256-27
FOR SALE, fresh Jersey cow, verv gentle
Address N 60, Bee. Q-M2&5-23"
FOR SALE, good size, fireproof, combina
tion lock safe, new never used, from one
of tho best safe makers, only 119. Si. A
very larre. 2.400-pound, four double doors,
bank safe, new good for hotel, real es
tate, countv city or bank. ITISJ, Will
hip to any place In the united Mates,
payable after received. Cu this notice
out and mall to Sears, Roebuck a: Co
Chicago, for fuu pirtlcuUra- Q
FOR AI.IMICni.l. lHOl
FERN BALLS, fern balls. th areatest
novelty for h"ie culture send for circu
lar I L. Yates. Rochester. N T
Q-MK3 !
MI.'CEI.LAEOl
NOTICE, courtry dealers. Idhand furniture
A stoves at lowest pri -es. carload lots or
less. Chlcairn Furnltur Co . I:-! Dods.
t I.A1HVOV 1ST",
MME OVLMER genuine palmist. 19 Dodce
S-4U
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant $12 N.
lth.
S 14
MAX HANDEL, clairvoyant 301 N. 1. R. 4
S-21 J2i
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
ELITE parlors. 615 S. Uth, second floor
T-M579 a;
MME. LEE. rr.ajnetJc treatment. 507 S.
13th: room 2. T-M172 25
MME. AMES, baths. 1615 Howard, room 1,
2d floor Attendant. T-M173 25
PERSONAL.
MONHEIT. Chiropodist. 151! Farn Tel. 2101.
U-J1S
LADIES hair shampooed, dressed. S5c. Hair
toilet goods. Monhelt IMS Farnam. Tel 2233
U-J1S
i SOLES, 35c; velvet rubber heels. Kc. The
old reliable. S. P. Peterson. ISth & Cuming.
U-320
EPPERLY corset to order. 1512 Capitol Av.
U-?ai A4
V1AVI. woman's way to health. 3IS Be bljg
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before & dur
lng confinement, babies adopted. 1136 N. 17.
U 317
DR. ROY", chiropodist; corns removed, 25.
and upward. Room 12, Frenzer block.
U 31S
PLEATING and pleated skirts of all kinds.
M. Goldman & Co.. 200 Douglas block.
U 119
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger, send tcr circulars. Empire Rup.
ture Cure, 922 N. Y. Life bids.. Omaha.
PRIVATE borne before and during confine
ment; babies adopted. Mrs. Burget, 2620
ouraeiie. u m
HOFF"S Express & Messenccr Co. Tel. 1717
U-323
PROF. LUND, chiropodist. 511 Karbach blk.
u as a -j
TURKISH baths, massage baths, electric
baths, for ladies only, skilled women
massage operators; finest equipped bathe
in me city. Kenstom nam
Comp.tny
Rooms. 218 to 220 Bee bldg.
U .M1W
WHEELER & WILSON sewing machines;
others M.00 up: easy payments: renting,
oc week, repairing. Peters & Co.. 1616
Capitol Ave., Tel. 1496. U 271 A21
SCHADELL During July shampoo. 35c;
halrdrecs, 25c, massage, 25c: treatment
20c. U MS46 A22
IF Fred Duncan, formerly of Oil City.
Canada, will communicate with the under
signed he will hear of something to his
advantage, w m. Lindsay. 410 Robert bt.
Fargo. North Dakota. U M365 30
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
PRIVATE money. 6. 5H, 6 per cent: no dc
lay. Garvin Bros., 1613 Farnam. W 325
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
and warrant. R. C. Peters & Co., 1702
t arnam st. Bee mag. w Ki
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1624 Douglaa,
w xt
FIVE per cent money. Bemls, Paxton block.
MONEY to loan on first-class improved city
property or tor Dunuing purposes. rayne.
Knox Co., New Xork Life. W--323
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and "western
Iowa farms at 5 ner cent. Borrowers can
pay $100 or any multiple. Any Interest
date. No delay. Erennan-Love Co., 309
soutn ism st., umana. eo. w so
5. SH. 6 Per cent on Omaha. So. Omaha.
W. 1L Thomas. 503 1st Nat bank. Tel. 164S.
W 331
MONEY to loan at 5 and SH per cent on
umana property, w. u. .MeiKie, tai s. itn.
W 322
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
efiaie. urennan-i5Ve co., jus so ism.
W 333
"L000 and upward to loan on Improvod city
property ana rarms. w. t arnam srnim &
ct.. isw j-arnam. w w
WANTED Citr loans, Honds and warrant
ueorse company, isoi t arnam at.
W-325
MONEY In any amount at 5, 5, S per cent
J. V lUBUirS CO., 1501 FAU.NAU 1
W 336
MONEY to loan on farm and city property:
lowest rates, u. . uavis CO., laua r arnam.
W-337
$3.&i0-$1.0O-JS.(V0 To place quick at low
rate or interest on gooa real estate, aq
dress. J 13. Bee. W 333
TO LOAN
AN, on god security, at reasonable
$3(0 to $400. 505 N Y Life Bldr.
rate,
W M.513
3IONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser or mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STH1CTJ.T CUNt 1UE.V TIAU
OMAHA CREDIT CO.
Room 126, fifth floor. New Tork Life Bldg.
A. 1YJ
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, lew-
eiry. norccs. cows, etc. c tr. r.tea. jui s. u.
X 342
MONEY
LOANED ON
Furniture, pianos. hor..s. co s, tr Yeu
Keep tne property, wuick asrvice. iou
may pay the money back In one month or
take one year In which to pay it and you
need not pay for It one day longer than
you have It. We charge nothing for mak
ing or filing papers or examining security
and we keep notthtng out of the amount
you borrow Be sure and get our ratei
before borrowing.
MONEY
LOANED TO
Salaried people on their own names In
amounts irom iiv-cu up. iuu mj rciiaj
tba loan all or In part at any time and
you re expected to pay for the money
only what time you keep It We are the
only loan company In the city giving you
this privilege. All we ask Is a chance to
compare rates. Strictly confidential.
OMAHA MORTOAGE LOAN CO.,
(Established 1592.) 306-So 16th Street
X 339
MNEY to loan on household furniture.
Merger's Loan Co , 1504 Farnam St.
X-Jtt
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds,
watches, payments confidential. Omaha
Cbattel Loan Bank, 220 S. Uth, upstairs.
X-343
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R S, Barker Blk
X-311
SA-LARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J.
W. TATLOE. 21$ First Nat Bank Bldg.
X-346
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position wim responiioie concrrns
upon their own names without seeurltv;
easy payments. Tolroan, 7C6 N Y L. Bldg
X 347
EMPLOYES, see American Loan Co.
rertlsment under Financial heading fo.
money when needing same in emergencies.
X-M816
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE, the WIsner eteam roller mill.
located In one of the best grain-producing
sections of the state, property In good
repair; will sell at a bargain. Address J.
R Lane or Citizens' State Bank, WIsner,
Neb, Y J19ll-:4
POP -3AI.P or rent flriit.cl.iss bakerv and
frocery, with good cash trade, located
n largest city In North Nebraska Write
for particulars, hox 4M, NortoiK, Neo
Y-M162 24
FOR SALE, a small grocery in good neigh
borhood, or partner witn reterence n k,
Bee Y-M1S9 26
RESTAURANT for sale at a bargain
1-TinK Haira, i'laiumoum, Ner
Y-MM3 26
III MK CHAM'HJt,
WANTED, to correspond1 with live ton-n
where furniture or shoe store ran be lo
cated Addrew Box , Valentin Neb
T-MSM
POIl ClCIIASfiB.
HAVE V acres land In central Nebraska
and money to exehaace for oottase in
Omaha. W. V. Hodces. H Bee bid
z-
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MAN'S Rambler bicycle, ntw. will trad
for diamond. Address - h He
Z-:4t-a
FOR KXCHANOK. acre of fine un
improved land for improved farm near
Omaha; would pay some difference In
rash or Rood clear rental pmpert . this
land Is choice and w-111 make ,i splendid
grain or stock farm, send full description
to L . Bee office. Z-M3 2
FOR SALE R B L ESTATE.
PAYNE-KNOX CO. HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATE BAhUAI.Ni, LOW
EST RATES on LOANs. SoI ND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES. FLATS STORES,
for RENT. First flcor. N. Y Life Bldg.
RE-Stl
RANCH AND FAR5I lands for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad comiany b. a.
McCallater. land corpml6loner. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Om&ha, Neb.
RE M34S
FOR SALE
A fine trackage property.
Elegant residence property.
Greatest bargains In property.
M. J. Kennard & Son, Brown Mock.
RE IS!
HOUSES, farms. R. C. Patterson, : 6 N Y.L.
RB-K
1516-DO YOU WANT ADVICE HOME IN
THE SOUTH PART OF THE CITY?
Here It Is. On Uth St, one block from
car litip, within walking distance of the
Union Pacific headquarters, hcuse con
tains 6 rooms and Is all modern, furnace,
flno bath room, hot and cold wat-r
plumbing, gas and sewer connections, and
is a very desirable home. Price. $2,600,
$360 cash, balance monthly payments.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main floor. New York Life Bld.
RE-M270 24
LARUE RESIDENCE, 33 toot. - uoov
basement; modern throughout, plate glass
In all front windows, wide porch, largo
sts.ble and carriage h- iu :o S19 Chl
c.'igo street Price $U"0 Apply to Bvron
Reed Co . Omaha, or W H Grlfflth,
owner, L McCuIlogh street, Baitimnre.
Md. HE-M555 A2
HOUSES lots farms, lands, loans: aiso fire
Insurance. Bemls. Paxton blk. RE Sis
IF YOU want to buy. sell, exchanze or
rent our property quick see J. H. John
son. Sll N. Y Life. RE 629
DEER PARK lots at $230 to $410, with ele
gant trees, are snaps. When you see
them you win say so.
POTTER-SHOLES CO., 310 N. Y Life.
RE M3
1266-HOW DOES THIS SUIT YOU?
It Is In the north part of the city, a block
and a half from street car. house has S
roms, hot and cold water plumbing, gas
sewer connections and good bath room.
Is located In good neighborhood and cheap
at $2,250. $250 cash, balance monthly pay
ments.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main floor. New York Life Bldg.
REM2CS 24
RO-ACRE farm, lb miles northwest of
Omaha: can all be cultivated; $17 50 pi r
acre. The Byron Resd Co.. 313 so. 14th st
RE 790
HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. T LIFE BLDG.
Real Estate, Rentals, Loans, insuranca
p.n i5i
FOR SALE. 160-acrc farm within 10 miles
of Omaha; rood land;-,nrost be sold to
close eitate: $2,500. W. R. Homan. Rooms
and 19, Frecrtr block.al J RE-MSC 27
A FINE HOUSE CLOSE IN.
1323 This Is a good 9-room house near 22nd
and Burt Sts.. all modern except furnace,
a beautiful lot paved street, a'l paving
paid for, fine shade trees, good neighbor
hood. This property must be sold at
once and is offered at a BARGAIN. If
you want to take advantage of this great
opportunity for a cheap home, call on
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main floor, New Y'ork Life Bldg.
RE M26S 24
FOR SALE, cheap, all modern seven-room
house, fence, shade, barn, In West Far
nam district, two blocks from car line.
Address L 64. Bee. RE M357 25'
LOST.
LOST Pair glasses, heavy gold frame.
Finder please notify W. H Clark. 2124
Sherman Ave. and get reward.
L MJ45 24
LOST, pair gold rim eye glasses on Sher
man Avenue enr ounu&y i noon, suita
ble reward. Return to 1209 Harney
Lost T.2-23'
SHOHTH 4ND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN 3ANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
359
BGYLES' Collcre, court reporter principal.
uee mag. ,,eo
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col
lege. Boyd's Theater 31
GREGG Shorthand taught at the Omaha
Commercial College. Kth and Douglas Sts.
-3(2
FINANCIAL.
SALARY LOANS TO EMPLOYES AT
MUCH less cost ana embarrassment than
has heretofore been possible. Quick and
confidential service Special terma to
ichool tcsc'icrs during vacz.tioiL
AMERICAN LOAN CO., TAoon. C01 Ben T.dg
31504
SALARY LOANS! SALARY LOANS!
WE HAVE BEEN CRITICISED
For giving such low rates and easy par
tial payments, this critic "s ARE
RIGHT, but we mast loan a certain
amount of money as soon as possible re
gardless of comment WE LOAN ox
YOUR NOTE, no mortgage, no indorser.
no publicity Your employer or friends
need not know RELIABLE CREDIT
CO . room 303, THIRD FLOOR, Paxton
blk. M-190
MCDICAL.
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
Box 232. Omaha, Neb. Confidential.
364
DR. LE DUE'S Female Regulator, po-1-tlvely
warranted to cure the most stub
born cases of monthly stoppages. Irregu
larities, obstructions and suppressions
brought on from whatever cause; $2 a
package or 2 for $5. sent anywhere pre
paid on receipt of price. The Kidd Drug
CVv. Elgin 111 American Offce. retail,
wholesale, Myers-DUion Drug Co , Omaha:
M. A Dillon. South Omaha; Davis Drug
Co.. Council Bluffs. Full line of rubber
goods.
LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal
Pills Are the Best. Safe, reliable. Take
no other Send 4c stamps for particulars
"Relief for Ladies" In letter by return
mall. Ask your idruggist Chichester
Chemical Co . Philadelphia. Pa.
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y Life Bldg :
tel. Ih64; Alice Johnson, D. O., ladles'
dept; Gld E. Johnson. Osteopatblst Mgr
-S45
M. E. DONOHUE. D O.. of Still school,
Kirks ville. Mo.. 004 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367.
2C
BELGIAN HARES.
PEDIGREED breeders. Capt Nemo, score
92t-. head of pens. E. H. Kendall. St Paul,
Neb. -MS13 All
II1RUS AND TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store.
1603 Leavenworth.
-3S3
MUSSKNGER SKRVICIi
J O. M, S. Tel 2021 297 So, ISth St -M75S
HNoiN n, not Ltins, me.
L C- Sharp Mach. Wks ; motors, dynamos.
m
3D-HAND machinery bought and scld for
casn. a. i' Eiy to . nx tougia at
-M541 .
mtlJ.MAKtNO.
IN Families. Miss Sturdy. 2414 Harney.
5 J-S'
DRESS MAKING, experienced help only
employe a. r. u jicionaia, inz cap. Ave.
SSS Al
WANTED TO BORROW.
WANTED to borrow from responsible pri.
vaie i-anv uw. reasoname interest;
dlamords for serurlt). Address N 4, Bee.
FIRNITIRE PACKING.
Om. Van & Stor Co 1811'i Farn. Tel. 15S0-K3.
379
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 912-
n j once, general storage ana forwarding.
-36S
Om. Van Stor Co , 1511H Farn. Tel. 1589. 553.
313
PAWNIllltlKCRs.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing, an Dullness confidential. 1301 Douglas.
-3S0
M llVnVIVK AND DRAI GHTING.
t
W
J McEATHRON 526 Paxton block.
-544-A-l
L LNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7c; collars.
rc; curs. 4c itoo Leaven wortn. Tel. 547.
-276
TRUNK FACTOIil.
TRUNKS. traveling bags, suit cases Trunks
repaired. Om Trunk Factory. 1209 Farnam.
-370
STVJMIEltno AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Jmla Vaughan. 430 Ramge Bldg.
-37
riinmnn REPAiitiro.
PACKING, upholstering, mattress, feather
renovating Tel. 1331 M S Walkin. 2111
Cuming St 371
SEWING MACHINES.
REPAIRED Omaha Sewlnz Machine Re.
pair Wr.rks. cor Dodge A Hth sts . J. E.
Phillips. Prop r M402 Jy29
MAGNETIC IN V
hut.
THE NEBRASKA Incorporated. 1515-1517
Chicago street. Omaha. M333
TYPEWRITERS.
-Tc " . . 1 ,,,, i
TYPEW RITERS. secondhand. 1116 Farnam.
TCRKISII n.VTHS.
TURKISH baths. 50c. open nlgSt 107 S. 14.
-375
STOVE REPAIRS.
GAS, gasoline stoves repaired; stoves stored.
City Stove Repair Works, 209 S. 13th.
SIMMER SCHOOL,
SUMMER School. Address or call, I. Irving
Rend, the Merriam. 031 :i
CARPENTERS AND JOtinCRS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T Ochiltree. 20th
and Lake Sts. 370
EMBROIDERY,
SILKS and linen, stamping. 1612 Capitol Av.
594 A4
.MAGNETIC HEALING.
GREAT Western institute. 1C2S Douglas St .
chronic diseases cured: no drugs, surgery.
-M122
DENTIST.
DR. MITTELSTADT. 334 Bee Ms Tel 1415
124A16
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P H. Phil
bin, 1505 Farnam. Telephone 754. 377 .
I'OSTOFntE NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested.
as chan?efc may occur at any tlme. ,
Foreign mall for the week ending July
2S, U), will close PROMPTLY In all casesi
at the General Poslofiice as follows; PAR
CELS POST MAILS close one hour earlier
than closing time shown below. Parcels '
i'ost aiaiis for uermany close at 5 p. m.
Wednesday.
Trnns-Allnntlc Mnlla.
WEDNES DA Y A t 7 a. m. (supplementary
9 a. m i for EUROPE, per s. g. St. Louis,
via Southampton: at 9 a. m. (supplemen
tary 10 30 a m ) for EUROPE, pnr s s
Germanic, via Queenstown. at 10:30 a. m.
for BELGIUM direct, per s. s. Southwark
tmall mut be directed "per a. s. South
wark" i
THURSDAY" At 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE,
per . s. ruerst uismarck. via Plymouth,
Cherbourg and Hamburg (mail f .r other
parts of Europe must be directed "per
Fuerst Bismarck '). at 6.30 a. m for
FRANCE. SWITZERLAND. ITALY
HPAIN. PORTUGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT
and BRITISH INDIA, per s a. Ui Cham
pagne, via Havre (mall for other parts of
Eur ,p mu .t bo dlrcctel "per s. . La
Champagne").
SATURDAY-At Sam. for NETHER
LANDS, per h. . Rotterdam (mail must
be directed "per s. s-. Rotterdam"); at 10
a m for SCOTLAND direct, per a
Furnessla imall must be directed "per
a Furnessla "): at 12.30 p m. supp)e.
mentary 2 p m.i for EUROPE, per s
Lucanla, via Queenstown.
PRINTED MATTEL. ETC - German
steamers sailing on Tuesdays take Printed
Matter, etc, for Germany, and Specially
Addressed Printed Matter, etc . for other
parts of Europe. American and Whtte
Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
and Trench steamers on Thursdays, and
Cunard and German steamers on Satur
days take rrirtee M.lt'er. -te.. for all
countries for which they are advertised to
carry man
After the closing of the Supplementary
Transatlantic Malls named above, addi
tional supplementary malls are opfned on
the piers of the American. English.
' French and German steamers, and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the
hour of Bailing of steamer.
Slnlla for South and Central America,
Wr Indies. Etc.
TUESDAY At 9:30 . m (supplementary
iv. hi a. m. lor central AMERICA cx-
cent Co,.ta Ricoj and SOUTH PACIFIC ,
PORTS, per s Finance, via Colon .mail '
ior uuatemaia must bo directed per s s
Finance" i. at 10 a. m. for INAGI'a and
HAITI per s s. Europa. at 12.30 p m
(itupplementary 1 p m t for ST. THOMAS
ST CROIX. LEEWARD and WIND
WARD ISLANDS and DEMERARA per
s. Caribbee. at 9 p m. for JAMAICA,
. per s h Admiral Farrugut, from Ros r
Wednesday At 11 a m. for porto
RICO, per s s Mae, via Mayazuez a-1
San Juan, at 1 p m. for Y'UCATAN. per
t a. Ravensdale.
THURSDAY At 12 m. for MACElO ard
from Boston
SATURDAY-At 7 a. m. for LA PLATA
COUNTRIES direct, per s. s. Pacific, a'
K a m (supplementary 10.30 a. tn - r
PORTO RICO. VKNHZl'ELA nnd CURA
CAO, per s s Philadelphia (mall for I
Savanilla and Carthagen m ist, be i
directed 'per s. Philadelphia' at Id .
a m (supplementary 10 30 a m f r
INAGUA and HAITI, per s. a. Alps, at 1 1 ,
a m (supplementary 1" 30 a m i fcr
FORTUNE ISLAND JAMAICA 3AVA-
Nil 1 ARTHAUKNA r" s s
Athos (mall forcosta Rica must be dlrer'ed
nr k 4. A h ni i at 11 n m f.ir Ct T .1
for YUCAtIV CAMPECHE' TvisWi "do . f."h Callfo-nla.a4:2Spm a 3:00
and Vh-apVc' i?Jl?Sld . I-,- " J Hill? a : pm a 3:
m.,.V. b.: ',;,, - I Mr.'ara puget ouna..a : pm a :. a
parts of Mexico and for cuoa must be . trL? . rido I'nh
d rIKt "ur M R,nriin"i r, -m !Je.rlr.l I TldO, Clan
for JAMAICaT per ..s Admiral VamM n .M?l.rrma " a ... am
r ' -. - ww , , w u a
!0TOFFICi: NOTICE.
per . s Mexico, via Havana, at 1 r
for MATANXAS. CA18ARIKN. N '
VITAS. ;iRARA and B.VRAi'UA itr
Ollnda mrdlnar mall onl . whi : Ri
be directed "pvr s s. OUnda' '.
Stalls for Newfoundland, bv rail to N'rth
Sydney, and thence by steamer. ; se a
this ofSee dally at .: p m .c m ""g
cloe here every Monday, Wedneda; ar i
Saturday Mails tor Ml.jueion by r.i
to Boston, and thence by steamer c se
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, ru a 1
cm-nce oy steamer. Close ai tnis vvr.rt
dally i except Monday) at ? a n 'he
connecting clones are on Sunday. e.1:.es
day and Friday Malls for Mcxi. i 'v
overland, unless specially addrfs-e I f r
dispatch by steamer, close at this i.H -e
dally at 2:jn a. m and 2.30 p m Mats
for Costa Rica, Belize. Puerto Carter and
Guatemala, by rail to New Orlenns. ail
thence by steamer, clo-e at this oi-Ue
dally at I p. m. (connecting dose here
Tuesdays for Costa Rica and Mot-days
for Belize. IHierto Cortez and Guatemala'
Registered mall closes at 6 p m pre
vious day.
Trnns-l'aclflr Malls.
Malla for China and Japan, vu Vancouver,
clofe here dally at 6.3 p. m up to Ju)y
I4th. Inclusive. f.,r dl. patch per s
Empress of India (registered mail must b
directed "via Vancouver' p Mails for
Hawaii, Japan, China and 1-hlllpplne
daily at 6:30 p. m up to July 29th. In-
owtc, . r ui-pn. n per e Ainfn1 a
Maru. Mali for Australia texcept West
Australia), New Zealand, Hawaii. FIJI
and Samoan Islands, vln San Franclc-
clo.e here dally at 6 30 p m after Ju'y
2Lt and up to August "4th. Inclusive, or
on day of arrival of s. s. Campania. .lu
at New Y'ork August "1th. for dlspat h
per s. s. Alameda. Malls for Hawa.l.
China. Japan and Philippine Islands via
San Francisco, clone here daily at C 30 p.
in. up to August "6th. Inclusive, f t dl
patch per s s. City of P-kln Malls f 't
China. Japan and the Philippine Islands,
via Seattle, close here dally at 6 Xt p m
up to August 9th. Inclusive, for !
patch per s. s. Klnhlu Maru (registered
mall must be directed "via Seattle
Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco.
c!oe here dally at 6.30 p. m. up to August
"17th. Inclusive, for dispatch per s s
Australia. Malls for Australia (except
West Australia, which goes via Europe,
and New Zealand, which goes via San
Francisco), and Fill Islands, via Van
couver, close here dally at 6:30 p m up
to August 18th. Inclusive, for dispatch
per s. s. Aorangl.
Transpacific malls are forwarded ta port
of sailing dally and the schedule of clos
ing Is arranged on the presumption of
their unli,ierri...,, er' d r.i. sit
"Registered mall doses at m ; rc
vlovs day CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Pot imnster
Postofficc, New York. Y . Juiy .V. IMj
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QVARTER
master. F-.rt Leavenworth. Kansas J y
IS. 1W Sealed proposals. In mp.icate wt i
be received at this office until 11 o clork a
m.. central time, August 17. l&oo. ar i tl.o
opened, for furnishing all materials and (
labor and performing nil the work for lm- .
proving the water works system at Fort
ieavenwortn. Kansas. hull information
and hlank form of nrono.nl. fnrnl.hAit I
I upon application to this office, where plans j
and sr.eclfieatlons may be seen United
States reserves the right to accept or re
ject any or all proposals or any part
thereof Envelopes to be marked, "Pro
posals for Water System. ' and addressed
to Captain D E. McCarthy, Constructing
Quartermaster J24d4t A15-16
It A I LAVA A TIM 12 TAhlX.
k.'NION PACIFIC- 1 HE OVER,
land Route 'General Offices.
N E Cor Ninth and Farnam
streets City Tlket Office, 1301
Farnam street Telephone, 316
Depot Tenth and Mason Sts.
Telephone, 25
Leave. Arrive
The Overland Limited...! S.20 am a 7:35 Dm
The ChKaso-Portland
Special a 5:20 am a 7:35 pm
The Fast Mall ...a! :50 am a 3:25 pm
The Colorado Special all :35 pm a 6.50 am
The Fast Mall a 4:35 pm
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Stmmsburg Express, .b 4:10 pm bl2:25 pm
The Pacific Express . a 4:25 pm
The Atlantic Express... a 6:50 am
Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm b 9:30 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. Pity Ticket Of
fice, 1401 Farnam street
Telephone. Hi Depot
Tenth and Mason streeta.
Leave. Arrive.
Chkago Express
Chicago Limited
Minneapolis and
Pau, Express
Minneapolis and
all 10 ain a 4 05 pm
a 7:45 pm a 5:15 am
St.
b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm
St'
Paul Limited
a 7.45 Dm a S:15 am
Fort Dodge Local from
Couni 11 Bluffs b 4:30 pm b 10:15 am
a Dally b Daily except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE &
St. Paul Railway Cltv
Ticket Office. 1504 Farnam
Street Telephone 2S4 Dpot
Tenth and Mnson Streets.
Telephone 629
Lf-ave. Arrive
Chicago Limited Ex a 6:00 pm a am
Chicago Si Omaha Ex b 7:15 am b 3:55 pm
a Daily a uauy except aunaay
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL-
road omans. vans,is city
& Eastern Railroad "The
Qulncy Route' Ticket Of
fice, 1415 Farnam Street
Telephone. 32! Depot, Tenth
ar.d Mar y Streets. Tele
phone. C29.
j-eave. Arrive.
St Lr-jls Cannon Ball
Express a 5:05 pm a 5:20 am
Kansas City and Quinsy ,
Loi al a 7-00 am a 9:00 pm
a Dally
CHICAGO. ROCK IRt-
" and A- Pncltlc RsHlr.-mrf
"The Great Rock 1f1
and Route " City Tick
et Office. 1323 Farnam
Street Telephone. 42k
Depot. Tenth & Mason
Streets. Telephone e29
D.. -iolnV nd naven. I'!ue Arrive,
un.rln',,, and Paen , r..-. w..,-
Chicago Lxpress . ..bll:15am a S:l am
en ago rest Express .a a tw pm a l:2S pm
I Jnootn and Falrbury .a 1.D0 am a 7:00 pm
Llucoin. Colorado Spgs ,
Denver. Pueblo and
West a 1:35 pm a 4:15 sm
Des Moines. Rock Isl
and and Chicago .a 7:15 pm a 6:50 pm
Colorado & Texas Flyer.a 5:55 pm a 9:15 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-rca-l-General
Offices and
Ticket offices Southeast Cor
r.er 11th and Douglas Sts.
Telephone 101. Depot Unlan
station. V
Leave. Arrive.
&
. .alO:00 am a 6.30 pm
Leave. Arrive
al0:10 pm a 6.15 am
St Loais Kansas
Nebraska Limited .
K. C St L Express.
Leave from 15th and
Webster Sts.. .
Nebraska Local Via
Weeping Water b 4:15 pm a!0:45 an
a Daily b Dally except Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD
Tl ket Office. 1504 Farnam
Street Telephone sS5. De
pot, Tenth and Marcy
Streets. Telephone 629.
Leave. Arrive.
St Lc -s cannon Ball"
Express
.a 5:05 pm a !:20 am
a Daily
BURLINGTON & MIS
sourl River Railroad
The Burlington Route"
General Offices. N W.
Corner Tenth a.td Farnam
Sts Ticket Jfflce. 1502
Farnam streu Telephone,
I r g" "i station. Tenth and ilnaur.
I Streets Te.ephone. 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
I Li--- 1, Hanlnrs and
' M t k .a 5:40 am a 7:35 pm
un ir uenver coio
pm
pm
m
m
KANSAS CITY. ST JO
seph & Council Bluffs
Railroad "The Rurllng,
ton Route" Ticket Office,
15T2 Farnam street Tele-
Phone. SM. Deoet. Tent.1
ard Mason streets. Tele-
;i..one. lis
Loave. Arrive
Kansas ( ay Day Ex a S 50
Kansas ( ly N gh Ex alO 13
S' r At F,c f r 81
am a tkin nra
pm a I 15 am
Joseph and at Louis a 4.55 pm all 15 am
I a . ,
lMHWA'"(EEf
tBBaaBaan .
!HjCsaBBSsfllMH3
, a. , 1
it ut.w rt.Mi: c vtiu.
, PURHNGTON
c y i i Hahroad-"Tt
Bu ington Route" Ticket
. iWi Farnam S
ir M lepot Tents A;
V - f:reet Telephone,
leae
Arrive
a 7-W am
a $ IS rm
a 7.tr- am
a t.Mi ; m
a 7:43 am
a 2:45 pm
: H ! ii am
i ? s rm
t. a'.'1 W am
i.i A'lO & NORTH
wctern Railway 'The
.vrthn etern Line
City Ticket Office. 1401
l'arn.m Street Tele
phoi 561 Depot. Tenth
and Mason Sts Tele
phone. 629 Leave. Arrive
Da light Chicago Spe
cial a 7:0 am all .23 pm
Chicago Passenger ...a 4 16 pm a S W am
Eastern Express, Des
MolnAs, Marshalltown,
Cedar Rapids and Chi
cago .. alO'53 am a 43 pm
Eastern Limited. Chi
cago nnd East . . a 4:5o pm a 4:05 pm
Fast Mail. Chicago to
Omnhh a 2 5 pm
Omaha-Chicago 8peclal ft 7:15 pm a i:00 pm
Fast Mall a $.30 am
a Daiiv
FREMONT. ELKIIORN &
Missouri Valley Railroad
"The Northwestern
I Iff ' General Offices,
1'nited States National
Bank Bldg . S. W Cor.
Twelfth and Farnam Sts.
Ticket Office, 14M Farnam St Telephone,
561 Depot. 15th and Webster Sts. - Tel.
I hone. 115S Leave. Arrive.
Bine Hills. Deadwood
Hot Sprints alMpai t 5:00 pra
Wyoming, Caspar and
Douglas d 3:00 pm c 5-00 pm
I'atlngs. York. David
City. Superior. Geneva.
Exeter and Sen erd b 3:00 pm b (KO pm
.NonoiK. eraigre ana
Fremont . . b T:3d am bW-25 am
Lincoln. Wahoo and
Fiemont b 7.30 am b:2S am
f ipmi'iH j.icai v i o am
i Dallv b Dally except Sundav c Sun
lay only, d Daily except Saturday, o
Daily except Monday.
CHICAGO. ST. PAI'L.
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "The North
western Line" General
Offlecs Nebraska Dlvl
sl. n. 15th and Wbter
's Cltv Tleket Office.
14vl Farr.am St TtK'phune 561. Depot 15th
and V. cLsur Ss
Iave Vrrlv
Twin i'iiv Passr ger .a 6 w am a 9 10 ;n
umaha l assengc all 10 am
S! ux City & Nor'h-
cast Nebraska a 3:50 pm
Oakl.ti J Lr Ml b 5-45 pm b S 15 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
SIOUX CITY PACIFIC
Ruliroad The North
western Line" General
Offices, United States
National Bank Building,
S W Curner Twelfth
"T7 nO t arnam btS llCKet
" Br,B?P; Jtt. S
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Express . . t 6:55 am al0:50 pm
Twin City Limited a 7 35 pm a S 15 am
Sioux City Local a S.-00 am a 1.20 pm
a Dally
ADMIRAL DEWEY'S DENIAL
Letter Which Wua Received by Seiin
lor I'rttlirmv Is Ilnsnl on
FnUrliooil.
WASHINGTON. July 23. The letter re
ceived by Senator Pettlgrew from one of
Agulnaldo's generals, J. Ilejandrino. con
taining an alleged account of an interview
between himself and Admiral Deey on
board the Olympla In the bay of Hong
Kong, In April. 1S9S. la which It was stated
Admiral Dewey promised Independence to
the Filipinos, was shown to the admiral to
day by the Aisoclated Press reporter.
The admiral characterized it a "tissue of
falsehoods." He declared It absurd on its
face.
"I cot only had no power to promise In
dependence to the Filipinos." said he. "but
the whole tenor of the words put In my
mouth stamps them as false. I am made
to say things which I never thought of
and which I could never have uttered. You
will notice that I am addrersed in the al
leged interview as 'admiral.' when al the
time I was a 'commodore.' "
The admiral said he bad never heard of
Ilejandrino. Several Filipinos, after much
Importuning, did come aboard the Olympla
at Hong Kong. They were anxious to be
taken to Manila.
"I considered their representations of Ut
ile importance," said the admiral, "and I
did not take them to Manila. Later I
gave permission to Agulnaldo and about a
dozen others to come to Manila. All that
they were anxlous about at that time was
an end of the tyranny of Spain, against
which tbey bad been fighting. After the
destruction of Montejo's fleet the city vir
tually surrendered and I am satisfied that
If we had 5,000 troops there at that time
we could have gone ashore and been re
ceived by the Filipinos as deliverers. They
had absolutely no thought then of inde
pendence. That was an afterthought of
their leaders during the Interim between
the smashing of tho Spanish fleet and the
arrival of the- United States troopj."
Speaking of the report that Cuba was to
be evacuated by the American troops after
the holding of the constitutional conven
tion, Admiral Dewey raid he did not set
how the United States could turn over tho
islands to the Cubans until a stable govern
ment had been established.
"Wo are responsible to the world for th
orderly conduct of affairs In Cuba," said be.
"and until such a government Is estab
lished I cannot see how we can withdraw.
Wc are confronted with a similar situation
in the Philippines,. The world looks to us,
and no matter .hlch political party win'
In November the United States cannot re
linquish the Islands until a responsible a-J
stable government Is set up there."
Trnnnnctloni of Cnptnln Curler.
NEW YORK. July 23.-The hearing in
the case of the Gaynors and Benjamin D
Greene, looking toward their removal to
Georgia for trial for alleged conspiracy
witn rormer captain carter in connection
with the Savannah harbor frauds, was con
tinued before United States Commissioner
Shields thl morning
George M Gibson, farmerly of the firm of
Watson & Gibson, the first wltnes, stated
his firm had transaction with Captain o
M. Carter In purchasing securities for htm
Mr. Gibson identified a check drawn by
Captain Carter to the order of Watson fc
Gibson for the sum of $5.(93 75 for payment
of certain securities purchased for him. A
copy of the transaction cf Carter with tho
firm as shown by the books of the Utter
was allowed In evidence. It showed that
in 1892 and 1593 Carter had purchased over
$1900 worth of bonds.
Mnli Wants Speedy .luntlce.
HUNTSVILLE. Ala.. July 2$ -Elijah
Clark, a negro charged with commltlng a
assault upon Susie Priest, a 13-ycar-old
white girl, was lodged In Jail here today.
The doors of, the Jail were broken down
by a mob and a rush made to pasn Sheriff
Fulgham and his deputies, when tho
deputies opened fire. Will Vinlng wan shot
tn the shoulder and another man received
serious wounds The mob has pUit'i
dynamite under the Jail and threatens to
blow it up if the prisoner Is not delivered
to them Governor Johnson has telegraphed
Judge Speake to empanel a Jury and try
Clark at once Judge Speake agreed to
try Clark at 3 o'clock The mob Is quiet
and the members of the mob aay they will
remain passive so long as they are assured
the ngro Is getting quirk Justice. A stick
of dynamite was thrown Into the Jail and
great damage was done by the explosion.
Chess TonriiNiurnt at .Munich.
MUNICH. July 23.-The congress of the
German Chess association was formally
opened yesterday There are seventeen;
contestants tn the International tourna
ment namely Plllsbury and Showalter of
America. Burn and Tlnsley of England,
Janowsll of France. Herr Bardeleben von
Gotschall, Cohn, Blllcob and Jacob cf Ger
many. Hatpin. Berger. Bchleater Mar-0,
Wolf and Poplel of Austria, and Maroczy
of Hungary.
Owine to the withdrawal of Tlnalev of
, I'.don play in the International tourna-
men 'was delayed The hrit round will a
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