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The Meeker herald., 1899-08-26
parties.

Too Much for Human Nature
"How is 1t that you and Jones haven't
spoken for years? can remember
when you were inseparable friends"
1--WE agreed to correct each others er-
rors in grammer. At the end of the
third day the same house would not
hold us both, and we have never become
reconciled since. Detroit Free Press.
The Meeker herald., 1899-08-26
A Similarity.

G Taylor Whistles are the banner beverages
The Meeker herald., 1899-08-26

Smoking tobacco twenty-five
cents per pound at Oldland's.
The Meeker herald., 1899-08-26

He--This smokeless powder is a Won
derful invention.
She-Yes, suppose so; but 1 wish
somebody would invent smokeless to-
bacco.-Chicago Record.
The Meeker herald., 1899-08-26

For nervous disorders it is now found
that the finest cure is the simple one of
lying in bed.
The Meeker herald., 1899-08-26

Brown-Did you ever try to reduce
weight? | think if you took more exer
else and drank no beer YOU could knock
off 20 pounds.
Schmidt-Nell, l would RAIDER be
happy dan shkinny.-Puck.
The Meeker herald., 1899-08-26

q o. TasIsr wp,'tls- Of sr-at value to the 'i't
The Meeker herald., 1899-08-26
NJ. Il. Church Services.

Hours lOa. IN. to p. M.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
BRYAN'S GENEVA MEETING
Members of Company G Decline the
Speakers Invitation to Sit
on the Platform.

LINCOLN, Oct. 7.-(Special.) .)-Additiona
details concerning the Bryan meeting at
Geneva last week have been received in this
city, which entirely disprOve the reports
printed in tho popocratic press, some Of
which asserted that there were 10000 people
in attendance. Careful and conservative
estimates place the total attendance at not
over 1000 and even populists who were pres
ent agree that this is perfectly fair esti-
mate.
An incident occurred at the meeting which
was not referred to in the glowing accounts
sent out by the free silver champions press
agents. Before delivering his address Bryan
requested all members of Company G, the
Geneva company, to take seats on the plat
FORM There was no response to this invi-
tation and it was repeated by Mr. Bryan.
Nearly all the boys who comprised Company
G. were at the meeting, but none of them
took advantage Of the opportunity to occupy
seats on the platform with the distinguished
orator. The explanation offered is. that all
of the thirty or more populists who entered
the service returned home staunch support
ers of the administration.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
REPUBLICAN RALLIES
Campaign iI Opened in Iowa in All but Two
Districts
GOOD CROWDS AND GREAT ENTHUSIASM
Well Known Orators Expound Doctrines Of
the Grand Old Party.
CONGRESSMAN HENDERSON AT WATERLOO
CONGRESSMAN HENDERSON AT WATERLOO
Next Speaker Of the House Greeted by q
Magnificent Audience.
SENATOR ALLISON SPEAKS At MARION
Des Moines Enthuscs Over an Ef-
Sective Argument by Hon. Charles
II. Bandis of Indiana
Many Fine Speeches.

DEs MONIES, Oct. 7.-tSpecial Tele-
gram 1.-The republican campaign in Iowa
opened today in all OF the congressional
districts except the Eleventh and First. In
the latter Delivers meeting at Mount
Pleasant was postponed out Of respect for
the memory of Senator Harlan. No meeting
was arranged for the Eleventh district at
this time. Meetings were held as follows:
Senator Allison at Marion, Hon. A b. Cum
minis at Charles City, Senator Gear at West
Liberty, Congressman Henderson at Water
loo, J. G. Burrows also spoke; Congressman
Lacey and Hon. George ID. Perkins at Grin
nell, Congressman Hull at Indanoa, Hon.
Charles b. Lands of Indiana at Des Moines,
Congressmen Mcpherson and Hepburn at
Shenandoah Governor Shaw and Secretary OF
State Dobson at Jefferson, Treasurer OF
State John Herriott at Stuart.
Congressman lands Of Indiana addressed
-the meeting held here this afternoon and,
despite the fact that 1t was a great carnival
day, the political meeting was an enthusl-
astc one and large crowd was present. The
speech Of Congressman Lands was as
effective as any political speech delivered
in Des Moines in years. The speaker was
repeatedly applauded with great enthusiasm
He devoted his time largely to a discussion
of the questions of Imperialism, trusts and
the record made by the administration OF
President Mckinley. He said the promises
made by the republican party during the
last compaign had been kept and the charges
made by Bryan and his followers disproved
Special dispatches from all the meeting
places say that in every instance good crowds
greeted the speakers.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
THE BEE BULLETIN.

Weather Forecast for Nebraska
Fair Sundey, Somewhat Cooler
Page.
1 Iowa Republicans Open Campaign.
Marquette Club banquet
Orange Free state Wants Peace.
Yacht Race Is n Flukc.
= President Mckinlcy at Gn1csburG.
> Nebraska News.
state Banks Arc All Prosperous.
4 Victoria summons Parliament.
Saturdays Base Hall Games.
Railway Surgeons to Meet.
3 Republican city Ticket Named.
Welcome for Hastings People.
Death of George I. Gilbert.
q Omaha Society News.
short stories of the Day.
s Council Biuffs Local Matters.
o Iowa News and Comment.
Career of senator Harlan.
10 Resume of Nebraska Politics.
Labor Problems In Omaha.
IL Weekly Sporting Review.
Ii In the Domain of wcman.
10 Weekly Amusement Review.
Weekly Musical review.
16 "Fonnd In the Philippiues."
II "a Bond of Sweetncss."
Comment on Athletics.
IS Editorial and Comment.
10 study of Bourke Cochran.
Dewcy's New York Reception.
20 Sketch of President Dinz.
Sizing Up the Boer Troops.
FL Condition OF Omnhn's Trade.
Commercial and Financial News.
23 Digging Gold in Ainskn.
Echoes of the Ante Room.
"a News of the Railroads.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
SHAMROCK MORE ABLY MANNED.
Unanimous Opinion 1t is Best Boat
Ever brought Across.

Ever Brought Across.
NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Old Boreas again to-
day played battedore and shuttlecock with
the great singlestickers, and the third at
tempt to sail the first race of the Columbia
Shamrock series for the international trophy
ended in failure. The race was declared off
fifteen minutes before the time limit expired,
with the yachts still five miles from the hn-
ish.
After three trials the experts are about as
much mystifed as they were at the begin
ming concerning the merits of the two boats.
Nothing but a spanking breeze will furnish
true test. Today, as on the two previous
days the course was laid fifteen miles dead
before the wind and return. So evenly
matched were the beautiful, clean limbed
racers that they rounded the outer mark like
thoroughbreds, almost neck and neck and
finished after a three hour thresh to wind
ward with the Columbia's white sharklike
nose half length in front and In the
weather position, but so close was It's green
rival that the black shadow OF the Sham
rocks looming sail was silhouetted against
the Yankees snowy canvas.
As a result OF todays struggle and those
OF Tuesday and Thursday, the talent are
good deal confounded. Some OF them differ
as to the merits OF the two boats but they
seem unanimous on two things, that the
Shamrock is the abest boat that ever crossed
the western ocean to lift the mug, and
what is more important, that 1t Is more ably
handled that the defender
The superior seamanship OF Captain Hog
arth and his crew was demonstrated at
several critical points in the race today.
Though TO Captain Barr and the neryy man
aging owner of the Yankee sloop belongs the
credit OF executing as brilliant and daring
piece OF seamanship as was ever witnessed
in yacht race. Its recklessness caused a
great deal of nervousness and anxiety, its
accomplishment, therefore, made the pulses
| Of the Americans beat higher with pride.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
MAlLLEY AT FALLS CITY
Chaplain of the First Nebraska stirs
Up the Republicans of Rich
ardson County.

FAYIIS CITY, Neb., Oct. 7.--(Special
Telegram. 1.-The republicans of Richardson
county opened their campaign this evening
and Chaplain Mailley and Hon. Paul Clark
opened IL In such a manner as to put the
Opposition to thinking. The court house
was packed to hear the noted chaplain Of
the lighting First Nebraska.
Nj. Clark preceded the chaplain and spoke
at some length on state issues. He showed
up the record made by Silas A. Holcomb
as governor TO the satisfaction Of his hearers.
Foi' an hour and half the vast audience
gave the closest attention to Chaplain
Maill,y's talk on the Philippine question.
His speech was full of patriotism and he
was repeatedly cheered.
The meeting was attended by voters from
various parts of the county and was an eye
opener to the opposition. The chaplain is
vote getter
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Kearney Fusionists Not In Line.

MINDEN, Neb.. Oct. 7.-tSpecial)-
Coin" Harvey, after much advertising,
talked here last night to about 175 men,
women and boys. The fusionists made a
special effort to induce people to attend
1t was supposed tickets would be sold, but
every prominent populist peddled tickets
and gave them away. Harvey announced
after his talk there would be a secret meet
Ing d all fusiOnists. 1t was learned the
meeting was for the purpose of urging the
fusionists to support the straight ticket,
which nobody suppOses theJ will do in this
county.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Conventions at Alliance.

HEMINGFoRD, Neb., Oct. 7.-(Special
Telegram )-The democrats and populists
held their conventions at Alliance today and
nominated fusion ticket as follows:
Clerk, Samuel Smyser; treasurer. A. s.,
Reed; sheriff, w. II. Ward; superin ntendent,
j. w. Baumgardner; Judge. l.. A. Berry;
coroner, W. j, Bean,
All are democrats except treasurer and
superintendent. The populits will hold a
district convention next Monday and nom
mate a county commissioner Clark Olds
was elected county chairman Of the populist
party for the next two years and 4. j.
0'Keefe chairman for the democrats
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

by leaders, as well as the bulk OF the rank
and file of the liberal party.
Tuohy John Mcbride, who has organized
the Irish brigade in the Trapsvaal, is an
Ulster man. He threw over his consu-
tutional party in 1885 and joined the physical
force contingent. On their behalf he went
on a mission to the Clan ma Gael in America.
For some time before he had been marked
out as a dangerous man by the police and
shadowed by detectives. In America one Of
McBride's brothers is a doctor, another is
an Irish official. Two of his cousins were
leaders Of Fenian risngs in 1867.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
KAISER RECEIVES HARRISON
Much Honor and Omcinl Courtesy to
BE shown the Ex-President
I'm berlin.

BERLIN, Oct 7.-General benjamin. Har-
rison and Mrs. Harrison, who arrived in
Berlin last evening from Paris, viewed the
sights OF the town today accompanied by
United States ambassador White. While at
the United States embassy, where all the
members were present including the vet
eian messenger, William Kaoth, General
Harrison, referring to the latter's dark hair,
said he surely had not been long in the
service. Knoth replied: Your excellency,
that is due to life at the American en-
bassy, free of care" which provoked general
laughter.
Ambassador White and Mrs. White will
entertain General and Mrs. Harrison at the
opera this evening On Monday Mrs White
will present Mrs. Harrison to the countess
Won Brockdorff first lady waiting and
Emperor William will receive General Har-
rison the same day Immediately before the
gala court concert at the new palace, at
Potsdam, to be given in honor Of Queen
Wilhelmina of The Netherlands at which
General and Mrs. Harrison and Ambassador
and Mrs. White will meet the emperor and
empress.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs, White will give
reception in honor of General and Mrs.
Harrison, TO which the members OF the
American colony are invited. On the follow
ing day the United States ambassador will
give dinner TO General and Mrs Harrison,
at which the imperial chancellor, Prince
yon Hohenlohe, will preside.
On Thursday General Harrison will leave
for Brussels and The Hague, from which
point he will return to London. to sail for
the United States on October 2S by the
| steamship St. Paul.
To a representative OF the Associated Press
General Harrison said today; THE vene-
zuela boundary question is now buried, thank
God, and thereby one of the disturbing fac
tors in our relations with Great Britain il
| removed"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Invite President to Omnha.

CHICAGO, Oct. IA committee from
Omaha met Mr.. Cortelyou the presidents
private secretary, and headed by Mayor
Mooros and e. Rosewater, urged that the
presidents itinerary be changed so that the
chief executive might extend a welcome to
Nebra ska soldiers returning from the Philip
pines. The secretary said he would do an
In hiH power 10 arrange the matter as the
committee desired but held out little hope Of
success. The president, he declared would
not under any circumstances traysl on Sun
day This assertion was made In answer u
the MAYORS suggestion that by rave ng on
the Sabbath the visit to Omaha might be
made without affecting the itinerary already
laid ont.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Movements of ocean Vessels, Oct. 7

Movements of Ocean Vessels, Oct. 7.
At Boston-Arrived-Ca from LIVER
pool; Ultonia, from Liverpool.
At ma-Arrived-Kinshu Maru,
from Seattle.
AT IAverpool-Arrived-Ta from New
York.
AT Antwerp-Arrived-K -Kensington, from
New York.
AT wn-Arrived-Etrurla, from
Liverpool,
At New York-Arriyed-St. Louis, from
Southampton; City of Rome, from Glasgow;
La Champagne, from Havre Sailed-Graf
Waldersee, for Hamburg, via Plymouth;
Massilia, for Naples Armenia, for Stettin,
etc; Campania for Liverpool; La Nor
mandie, for Havre AIMS terdam for Rotter-
dam, via Boulognei Mesaba, for London;
Werra, for Genoa, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

tc0ntinued on Third Page,)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-04
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

sTATE LUNAT1C ASYLUM, Austin. Texas,
June 2. 1899 -Artesian Well Contractors
Notice is given that the board OF managers
az the State LunatiC Asylum at Austin VIII
receive bids for the sinking of an artosan
well In depth and casing sufficient TO secure
a low OF fresh water at a probable depth
Of 2000 feet Bids will be received until
Saturday. June H. 1899. Satisfactory bond
viii be required, and the right Is reserved
20 reject any and all bids. T. D Cochran
president board managers; b. NJ. Worsham,
VI. D., superintendent
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO Sewer Contractors-Th will be-
bids received In Cameron. Texas. on the
second Monday in June 1899. for the con-
struction OF sewer from court house and
jail, distance Of about one mile. Bidders
must deposit with the couaty clerk Of this
county a certified check for $500 as guar
antee of good faith OF the terms of their
bids, This, the Sd day Of June 1880, w, NJ,
McGregor, county judge Of Milan county,
Texas.
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PROFESSIONAL.

EFFECTIVE AGENCY = Trained detectives
fnrsshed for civil and criminal investlga-
tons; reasonable rates; correspondence So
leited James Mecane. box 1870 Houston.
Texas. '.
80 COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters 10 Main street. II
~ APMoNp-Basso Texas ouartetts. open
a., snios. concerts. musicals: also ihe Texas
ouarteste open fer concerts. Address Oliver, 8
Music House. Houston. u
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The empress dowager OF China has d.
rected all high officials Ito instruct lo:al
officials TO recognize and protect the for
eign missionaries as they 90 TO and fro
and treat them with all courtesy"
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RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.

DR.. Patton reports that a Christian En-
deavor society recently won whole VII
lage in tie New Hebriles Islands from
heathenism.
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of the Salvation Army. held at the Mansion
house, London, recently, said that in fifteen
Of the English colonies grants wore row
made by the different parliaments toward
the social work of the Salvation Army.
not on a sentimental basis but as a prac-
teal return for the good work done in
distant parts OF her majestys empire.
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There are 1888 Baptist churches in the
United States, an increase OF 5000 over
the number reported last year.
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN.

sTRAYED-s Since May TO- bay horse. pony
britt. star IN forehead. white hind feet pe-
low tpkies faint white saddle mark. extra
heavy black name and tail return loE sig
reward or advise the southern COTTON III
c., Houston Texas. ~
LosT-A pearl brooch az High school mop
valued from association. Return 70 z'Iy
Caroline street and receive liberal IeHaIl. :
LUsT-ope Holsteln COW. blaoa. md white
spotted. fresh IN milk 70 brand % re"oTc
at 1901 Capitol avenue. !
sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-Fawn colored Jer-
by COW, ron 3l6 Dowliag street feg'Ster
uP IN car No 3fs Reward paid Tor her
return 70 sald place - /.
LosT-In the Firth ward. q gold Epworth
League badge, with Miriam Aug 20 ~
on back. Return TO Mrs. VI; DoneS' ll93
Hardy street, and get reward
LosT-one bay horse branded b on left
hip. star In face. tip on nose, one White
foot. one bay horse branded RI on leit my.
has hell on, bell has ABB cut OF lt' s3.Vl pald
for information TO enable me 20 get theh
Address me. MAYNARD Tex Alex spllteL
sTRAYED OR sToLEN--one pure white fox
terrier bitch. reward II returned 10 o. Is,
Moving and Storage Co.
LosT-one light red or reddish fawn eolored
Jersey COW, white Ia flank, bush OF tar lste'
ly been cut on S reward by y Wlekes
1913 Webster avenue.
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j SulpUrQ zula $40 suoud "oo
la7gIoN u N klisdoId Aogs OF sIqnoll
GU lusI OF sssnoq sQl eABq sM esaeo
90 uolsnoH 10 sseuisnq lulusi sQl Oh IA
FOR SALE--l25x125. nice residence property
lr Third ward, on car line; close in; special
BIZ ain to cash buyer this week; call quick
Paul 6 Hoover. PISA Main street. Z
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-
FRIEDMAN q IDESON. 2l2 Fannin street,
opposite postofhce. II YOU wish to buy sell
OF exchange city property, farm or timber
iuhu vendors lien notes. correspond with
US. one-iourth block in Third ward good
SVrnei, paved street. very cheap this week
New s-foom modern house on paved street.
soutn corner, barn and outoulding, all In
strictly modern style; price $1,000. $4,000 to
$4,000 Central and North Texas income
property clear Of eneumbrance; well To-
Gated, to EXCHANGE for South Texas and
Houston property. $500 per acre in 50 and
ioO-aere tracts. easy terms. unimproved
Ierm land in the fruit belt In Northeast
Texas; good water and fine soil $500 will
buy three lots In Fourth ward in good To-
cation, title perfect. s500-a fire l0-acre
garden tract in cultivation; house. barn
well, etc, only three miles from city limits
S2oO-lO-acre unimproved garden tract, two
miles from city limits on shall road. Lot
on Travis street, 75xl25, south front, water
sewerage. etc. 100x100, corner. one block from
paved str act Third ward. illed in fenced.
and some other improvements; price sllO0.
New house Just completed. corner McGowan
and Baldwin street lot 100xl00. barn and
servants house; easy terms. Fer sale or
rent, two new ive-room two-story houses In
Fifth ward will sell on easy terms or will
take some trade, Friedman ldeson. 2i2
E1nnin street onnOsiip pOstoffcp
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FINANCIAL.

have the largest warehouse If
the city. free from rats and mice; cheapest
rates. all furniture stored in separato
apartments. liberal advances made on same
II desired Houston Moving aud storage
Co., ~ Fanuin street ~
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SALESMEN-Calhng on any line OF trade In
city or country. we have best side line ever
offered. over $50 different STYLES of the hand
soonest Calendars ever put on the market.
most liberal commissions offered $50 per
cent? agents easily make $40 TO 500
weekly: guaranteed the best line 10 be
found anywhere. Give references The
American Novelty Co, 909 and Oil Broad
VaV CiuclnnaE Ohm
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The Russian government BORROWING the
Idea from the United States Of a railway
church. has ordered the construction OF
number Of carriages fitted up for re-
ligious service, TO be used for the benefit
OF officials stationed at many points on
the great Siberian railway who are shut
out from ordinary religious privileges.
a pope or priest nominated by the holy
synod travels with each carriage.
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MONEY TO extend liens. or build, in Hous.
ton. payments monthly. or annually also
loans on improycd lands, rstsr @ Rucker
81 Binz building, Houston Texas ID
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There are 1888 Baptist churches in the
United States. an increase OF 5000 over
the number reported last year.
There is a strong Christian Endeavor
society OF sixty members at Havana, COM
posed OF Cubans and Americans.
OF the s., 10000 desired by the Yves
leyan church OF England as a Twentieth
century, fund" $3.7i52s9 has already been
subscribed. II has been decided to use
$1,000 900 Of the fund for building a Wes-
leyan hall IN London capable OF seating
5000 persons suggestion has been made
that college at oxford. on the lines Of
Mansfield college, TO be named Wesleyan
college, would be a most appropriate mon
ument to the distinguished son of oxford
who gave the church his name.
The Russian Baptist association has
about ninety ministers and missionaries
and 1000 members. The police have de-
stroyed all the Baptist literature. which
OF late has been sent into Russia.
John r Mott. secretary OF the Worlds
Christian Student Federation, has recent
ly visited Finland in the interest of his
work.
The Salvation Army has decided to or
gsrize several colored corps in the prin-
clpal Southern cities with a view of es-
tablishing colorei branches Of the army
throughout the Southern States IL the idea
seems 20 be practicable.
Cecil RHODES, in an address made before
asestins on behalf Of the social work
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HIGHEST prices paid for second hand cloth.
ing; snoes, hats, etc. send postal for call.
J. karkowsky, 400 Milan. 6-25
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There is a strong Christian Endeavor
society OF sixty members at Havana, com
posed OF Cubans and Americans
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WANTED TO BUY.

UNREST PRICE paid for second hand furni-
ture and clothing 1903 Preston. W. Horvitz
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

baKGAlN-6o0 acres between oil well near
sour Lake. Is cents cash; 81 long time low
interest; must sell Mowillinins, 10 Main. 10
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MEN AND woMEN--Good address TO travel
and appoint agents; salary s75 month, ex-
penses; rapid advancement; unusually
brilliant opportunity Address, with refer
ences Butler AlEer. New Haven, Conn
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