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RAILROADS
Washington. Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway

rum Ssations III 1-2 st. and Pa. Ave.
1n Eject November !. 1905.
For Alsxss3ria. week days $50 I,os. xT.3i,
~. s;SS. $3.50 s:2s. 1000. l:oo. ii:ss. a. m
lix;os 1870, l:lt l:s5. x2:oa. 7:so. s:sj xs:se.
- sss -. 5;o5. x5:eo. $50. x6:oA $50. ';v.
Fso. 500. s;0o. lo:ou. r:2o. and Il:5o .. m
>. sendays 7:ts. 900. s:s5. 1890: Has a m
t.,s noSn. ls:is. 1850. e:i5 500. s:ts. t;S.
and 1t:so o. m.
~ 20, :, Mount Vernon. week days $50. s,nc io;oo.
,ns 10 a. m ie:o5. l:ls. f:os. 2:so. 3:Sas s;ous
e.ss sssndays day 300 a N. 1850 neon. s:is. ai,s.
@ ~ arlington and Aqucduct I3ridsc. week days
s:1 so $50. Io:o0. II 20 = m sie:os l2:sJ. l:it
-, s,,'. 80. 5:l' s:2o. 6:os. 7:os. and SEQ ,. m
'11aays 1ays ':t5. 300. o:s5. lo.s0 and II rs ..
S,s .S ~. noon, 1s:f5. i:so. 2;1s. s:oo s:+s. an
''.3; .;. o;oo. Gas. 7;so. and s:ls p. N
10 Payne Street oaly.
10 Arlington only
xfxpresa
O. L ABBOT, j. C0TVIN.
President. Superintendent
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WALL PAPER.


C. NELSON PHILLIPS, Paperhanging and Paint
ing; rooms papered, 3 up; good work;
new designs 9a6 N. Y. ave. NV. ap21-5t
IT'S LIKE FINDING MONEY to have us paper
ycur rooms. Just think of paying only -
up for finest work-and rich. elegant, style paper
When you're ready to have any Painting done. get
our prices Well save you money. +. G. NoLTE,
$40 9th st. NO BRANCH. ap26-tt
ROOMS PAPERED, 81 UP. You cannot afford 10
pay less than s. il you want reliable work;
SAMPLES brought; all work protected by legal
guarantee. Window shades Send postal WM.
v MAHONEY, COS Pa. ave. Sc; ll3 Pierce St.
Anacostia. aplo-lmo
ROOMS PAPERED. sl.I5 uL. guaranteed.
RICHARD S. RYNEX. $50 II st.
ma27- 27-lmo-em
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-Fine corner se.; 3-story brick;
rooms and cellar; bay windows; large park
ing and yard; easy terms, price, only s.. 500. II.
r. H0WENSTEIN, Gl9 Z st. NV. ap2T-3t-em
FOR SALE-1s06 X st. NV, welibuit brick resi-
dence; three rooms deep: lot 20x70 feet to
good alley; sacrifice at 5000. GASCH BROS,
1907 st. ap27-4t-em
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FROM BALTIMORE TO BREMEN

The attention Of tourists is invited to our
steamers Dresden" 'Munchen,' Willchad." "
and III. H. Meier" which have splendid accom-
modations. and take passengers at $40 and up
ward. War tax extra. Tourists who arc in a
hurry should take our Fast Express Steamers from
New York, but those desiring a quiet voyage
Will do well to sail from Baltimore.
THESE STEAMERS DO NOT CARRY CATTLE
Bremen is railway centre. Time to Berlin.
hours; Frankfort. hours. Dresden, 0 hours;
Stuttgart, Is hours, etc
For particulars apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO.. General Agents,
South Gay Street.
Baltimore, Md.
In Washington to ED. F. DROoP & SONS.
ap2i-1w-em 025 Pa.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SEVERAL HUNDRED perfect copies can be inads
from one writing with the Stencil Duplicator
process; copies prepared at Sl.50 per 100, at
rnhl7-u
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FOR sAI.E.NonrHwFsr

Call for seml-no1t1ly Bulletin.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE.
wA,TED-AGENrs.

WANTED-Agrnts to take orders all over Mary
land and Washington for new ''iIistory Of
Tie World" which wiil be sold at a reduced pri.s
and on easy terms for 4 short time to advertise
It: S2s per week easily made DINSM0RE PUB.
Co. Gl 5th st NV. spZs-3t
WANTED Agents; SIS capital: to sell good pay
ing article. Enquire frcm TO i:30, 80 st.
NV, Cd Heor. ap27-it-cm
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wANTED-waist irimmers and assistants 1919
2ai ST. nv. Item
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NANTED-Woman 10 cook. wash apd iron and do
general housework; small family; stay at
night. 20s3 II st. Item
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ron sALE-M1sCELLAxEous

FOR SALE-Office counter 16 feet long 81. feet
high; railing OF gilt network. ornamental; at
sacrifice on account of removal. Apply at I22O
G. st. NV. Ii
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WANTED-Colored girls who work out during
day TO lodge at l02i 9th st. NV; refs Call
five davs Item
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wANTED-Giri TO do general housework: white
preferred. Apply s2l Sd st. Sc. Item
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wANTED-white girl to DO cooking and assis; in
huuscwork; no washing ironing; good
home and wages for good girl. 62e II st. NV.
Item
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wANTED-ROOHS.

wANTED-Yoang man wishes nicely furnished
front room, with small family; Jewish pre-
fcrred; must be nice neighborhood. Address
l-s-0. this cilice. 1t.
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-FEnALE.

wANTED-By white woman. place as chamber
maid and waitress or general houseworker.
1913 18th st. NV 1t
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OR REST-Iarge basement; suitable for cater
er. l2i5 lltl 81 NV. ap27-3t-em
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wANTED-HoUsEs.

wANTED-s to I0room house in Northwest; not
more than 5000: modern house; good lot
Address V. ". j., this office. ap2s-St
wANTED-Touses. Southeast and Northeast;
owners of houses who wish to sell will do
well to list properties with us; we have GUS
TONERS for houses in above localities; also wanted
houses 10 rent. c. BOYER & son, 2li 7th ST.
sw. ap27-3t
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wANTED-Fifty coiored cooks for general house
work in and out of city. Call at once. SAM
UEL A. COoMBS, $40 10th st. Item
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wASTED-sman portion Of store on 9Th st.. he
tyeen Pa ave and St. Address PORTION,
this ofhce. sp27 Stem
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05
FUNERAL OF MRS. MILLER
Trinity Cathedral Filled with the
Oldest Settlers of Omaha and
t!,a State.

The funeral of Mrs. George l.. Miller was
held yesterday from Trinity cathedral at
2 o'clock. The services were conducted
by Dean Fair, assisted by Father Williams,
and the full service with choir was used.
The casket was taken to the cathedral after
brief services at the house, and the church
service was attended by very large num-
ber of the older residents of the city who
had known the deceased for many years. A
long line of carriages made up the cortege.,
The fact that the funerals OF Mrs Miller
and Governor Saunders were held at the
same hour prevented all from attending that
of the former who would have wished to
do so. AS it was, the body OF the cathedral
was entirely filled. Floral tributes from
lifelong friends of Mrs Miller were numer-
Gus. Many of these came from other cities
of the state
The honorary pail bearers were Herman
Kountze, j. n. II. Patrick, ]. NJ. Woolworth,
]. Sterling Morton, e. Wakeley. G. w.
Doane, Charles + Henderson and Henry w.
Yates. The active pail bearers were Frank
Murphy, Charles Ogden, George f. Pritchett,
a, S. Patrick. e, NJ Morsman, w. V. Morse,
]. e. North and C. +. Yost. Interment was
at Forest Lawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05

mo Irish need apply" In the letter signed
"Hibernian," neither religion nor politics
is mentioned. Only nationality was dis
cussed. and that Irish Americans were
ignored in the line of commissions by Hol-
comb. Any person who will examine the
one hundred and more commissions Issued
by Holcomb will see that the Irish -Amer-
cans were not given commissions in propor-
tion to their numbers, even II the statement
of the late captain of Company M, Third
Nebraska, Is true which Is doubtful. The
adjutant general does not owe his appoint
ment to Mr.. Holcomb. The Legislature de-
manded that he should have the position ha
holds. In conclusion I appeal to every Irish
American In Nebraska to rebuke Holcomh
at the polls. don't appeal to those-if there
are any-who take pride in the so-called
Irish in the Dublin and Munster Fusileers,
but I appeal to the Irish h-Americans who
glory in the Irish contingent led by Colonel
Blake in the gallant army Of Paul Kruger.
HIBERNIAN.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY
Bryan's Special Train In Frequently
Held at Side Tracks so Extra
Freights Can Pass.

Arthur b. Smith, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Burlington railroad, is
again at his desk after a short trip through
the state in charge of the special train of
w. j. Bryan. "The most remarkable thing
about the trip" said Mr.. Smith, was the
frequency with which the train was com
PEELED to lay out on side tracks, In order
that freight trains running over the road as
extras might have chance to get through
on their schedule time. These delays seemed
to irritate some of the members Of the party
and one Of them Immediately asked me why
such delays were necessary. 1 told him that
1t was a striking indication OF the existence
OF the prosperity which Mr.. Bryan took oc-
cason so frequently in his speeches to deny
No better object lesson could have been
presented OF the good times prevailing
through the west. Those freight trains rep
resented the good business enjoyed by the
wholesaler and the retailer. as we'll as in
dicating the prosperity of the railroad COM
Danies incident to the increased business
and the improved conditions OF the many
railroad employees whose services were re-
quired TO operate those extra trains"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05
EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICANS
Closing Meeting of the Campaign
Among the Ever Faithful is
n Good One.

The weekly meeting of the Eighth Ward
Republican club at VOLTS hall attested the
fealty of it's members to the republican
cause, for there was the invariable good at
tendance. The regular order of business for
the evening was, Of course, the good Of the
party. Chairman Rowley introduced o. p M.
Brown, who threw little light in upon the
pass grabbing, house rent hustling record Of
Silas A. Holcomb, and contrasted 1t with the
upright career OF Manoah b. Reese while the
latter occupied a position upon the supreme
bench. He declared that the state has never
had a public servant who was a more sub
servient tool of the corporations than Hol-
comb, who in spite OF the tenets of his party
against the acceptance Of favors from the
railways, fell an easy victim to the insdious
temptation of free passes for himself and
friends. He showed how Holcomb after hav-
ing condemned the blanket ballot measure
of his party in special message, finally al
lowed 1t to become a law because he did not
have the courage of his convictions to veto
it. He pointed to Holcomb's palpable viola
tion of the spirit of the fire and police COM
mission law in appointing to positions upon
tho board only fusionists, to show that he
was too partial to make good judge.
j, l.. Haley exposed the pretense of the
fusionists that they are conducting a cam
paign without means by pointing to the fact
that they have filled the state with speakers
from abroad, that they are putting up the
best campaign he had ever known them to
conduct and that for the evening before the
election they had already rented eight OF
the best halls In the county. He said that
they have some OF the wealthiest monopo-
lists OF Omaha in their party, among them
being the officers of the great mining trust
OF the United States He went over the rec
ords OF Holcomb and Reese and showed that
while the former sought the nomination with
might and main, the latter was nominated
against his wishes. Hocomb's nomination
he said, was not according to the wishes OF
either the democratic or popuist convention
but in compliance with the dictation of the
triumvrate o: Bryan, Allen and Holcomb
who parcel out the offices.
Il. w. Simeral directed attention TO the
fact that, while the organ Of fusion is as
sailing some OF the present judges OF the
district court for the manner in which the
afiairs of defunct savings banks have been
conducted, II did not mention that all OF the
receivers were appointed by Judges Dufie
and Scott, He also pointed out the ftness OF
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05
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The way to be we'll is to pay attention to
your kidneys.
They are the most important organs OF the
body-the blood filters.
All the blood in your body passes through
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The kidneys strain or filter out the i'm
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Purifying your blood is not a question Of
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What the bowel cleaner does is to throw
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05

of the standing army of the United States is
eighty-eight one-hundredths OF colder to
each 1000 inhabitants.
Now think of that and then see II mill
tarism is running this country" the speaker
exclaimed. "MilltarisGn is preached by the
democrats in the hope of capturing the Ger
man vote, because they seek to remind the
German Americans of their army service in
the fatherland. / have travelled through
Germany and am here to state as truth
that there is not a grander country in mod
ern Europe. Prior to the standing army
over there they had moving armies and a
constant turmoil. The standing army has
brought order out of chaos. Talking about
traitors there are two kinds. There is the
bold, open handed treason of Jefferson Davis
and Robert E. Lee. They fought CALAMITY
and l admire them to that extent. But now
we have another brand OF traitors, the in
sidious, hidden kind That l cannot en-
dure"
Several times during the speech Mr.
Greene was compelled to pause on account OF
the yociferous cheering of the audience. Nc
speech in recent years. either in Omaha OF
elsewhere, has aroused more enthusiasm.
In closing Mr.. Greene said: 81 believe in
| tho republican party; love It; l learned II
with cny rhymes in babyhood; l uncover in
| ita presence and salute it as the greatest
political organization on earth.
You veterans shot with bullets in the
'6Cs and saved your country with your blood
now go out next Tuesday and shoot witt
your ballots and victory shall perch upor
| our glorious banner"
The spontaneous ovation rendered Charley
Greene by the battlescarred heroes at thu
close of his speech was an honor OF which
the nations chief might we'll be proud. The,
shook his hands, they slapped him on tn,
back, they shouted his name, they showeret
thanks upon him and almost carried hin
| from the hall
| Captain II. T.. Palmer presided over tn,
meeting. He made a brief talk followin,
Mr. Greene and other veterans added a wore
| for party success.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05
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While there are many pile remedies which
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The cases that the Pyramid Pile Cure will
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The Pyramid Pile Cure is prepared by the
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05
STILL AFTER THE EXPOSITION
Two Temporary Restraining Orders
TO Enjoin Further WreckinE of
buildings Secured by Creditors.

Two temporary restraining orders were
granted by the courts yesterday against the
Chicago Wrecking company In connection
with tearng away the exposition buildings.
Unpaid employees claim salaries aggregat-
ing 1900. Henry Rustin, who was superin-
tendent of buildings and grounds, has been
appointed trustee to lo3k after the interests
of the employees. and the court issued tenn
porary injunction agairet further wrecking
until the plea of the petitioners can be taken
up on its merits.
The other petitioner was e. Zabriski, rep
resenting lumber company. He, too, seeks
to enion wrecking. These cases will be
heard in equity court November 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05
Failed to Rally,

What had been put down ON the bill as a
rousing rally OF the Swedish American BIZ
metallic league at Washington hall Friday
night turned out to be the thinnest thing oc
tho current campaign, although representa-
tive of that nationality from the exalted
circles within the state house was billed to
speak. The hall was lighted UP, the three
speakers were there and everything was in
delightful readiness but the audience. Not
to exceed a dozen people visited the hall at
any time in the evening and after waiting
reasonable time the meeting adjourned
without uncorkng its voice.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05
GREENE TALKS TO VETERANS
Magnificent Speech by the Attorney
Before Soldier Audience in the
Continental Block.

Standing underneath a life-size picture Of
the immortal Lincoln, Charles j. Greene de-
livered before the Union Veterans' Repub-
lican club in the Continental block last night
one Of the most sublime and most forc.ble
speeches an Omaha audience has heard
within the present decade.
Mr.. Greene drew a comparative word pic
ture of the issues OF today and the Issues
tina; agitated the country when his war
begrimed audience was young, away back
in the COS and beyond. The hall was
crowded, not only with veterans, but many
prominent representatives OF the younger
generation.
The language OF the speaker was faultless
his argument was based on sound logic, his
delivery was forcible and at times dramatic
He reviewed the story of the civil war and
the issues that led to 1t. He lauded the re-
publican party for the abolition OF slavery
He drew a striking contrast between Abra-
ham Lincoln and jefferson Davis, quoting a
speech delivered by each at the outset OF the
war. The Lincoln speech counseled consery.
atism in 80 far as possible, closing with the
hope that "all will yet end we'll" He
quoted Jefferson Davis at Montgomery, Ala.
where he eaid: II see a bright future before
us. The streets of the northern cities will
grow up In weeds and grass where the pave
ments are now ground down by the busy
tread OF commerce"
Look at the difference between the utter
ances of the two men" Mr.. Greene ex-
claimed.
He eulogized President Mckinley and
among other things, declared; I'VE now see
Abraham Lincoln revealed again in the per
son Of William Mckinley"
Mr.. Greene catered into the Philippine
question at great length, and in answer tc
the popoeratic cry of militarsm, he produced
figures showing that the present proportion
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05

Judge Reese for the Office OF supreme judge
and the unhtness Of his opponent. and closed
by predicting that II the republicans get
out the vote registered they will carry this
county by $500 to 5000, and Lee Herdman
had told him that II the republicans carry
the county by L. 500 Bryan is gone.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05
Boy Killed with B.u mt.

ST. LOUIS, Nov IA special to tho POST
Mountain View, twenty-five miles east OF
here, Avery Smith killed George Humphrey,
heating him TO death with base ball bat.
quarreled over a game and Humphrey. II Is
said, threatened to use a knife on Smith.
smith seized bat and struck Humphrey
and brought to this place for trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05
savington Injured In "A Fight.

Frank Savington was seriously cut Friday
night at Ninth and Dodge by VIII Wash
ington, and VIII Holmes. The men are all
woman named Ruby Jewel. When the
argument became heated all three drew
knives and Sayington made fight against
the Others They were taken 10 the police
station. and Savington, whose wounds were
serious, was attended TO by Or. Ralph
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05
HoIcomb and the Irish.

OMAHA. Nov. 4.-To The Editor OF Tho
Bee: In this mornings World Herald
Brother r. F. Cross has come to the rescue
of Brother Holcomb. demanding that his Hi
bernian friend acknowledge his error In stat
ing that Holcombs motto. when In once was