Hli6.rTPTf",
Thinking it would intercut a large
part of your readers to know what
i. being done in the schools of the
city, I hvc been led to make thi
communication. An excellent faculty is employed,
and kept busy taking care of the
tudents in attendance, in me
hit-h Hchool a larire rantreof pub-
jects are taught by experienced and
thoroughly practical leacuc...
. t, trie, it mil' riiirMie the LatiV
I Jon. Swobfl
j Win. Co'e,
tody,
Hi
. ntific course, preparing him for
Xjte university, or henniy pur-
aaaMaaMaaa HWMI,' M r.Uit Mtt
l O
jo
:v 7i)
Ti (.
tiKuleiitui j-
'I so
Chas. V heeler, " " .
John YhihIb, team wot.
Jones Ac r iuu, "
Geo. 1'ninHtl, " "
Jacob Stull. "
huwin Hiitex,
ITHllk Mitt,
K. Kihiow, "
M. K. McCook, "
L. Kilclow. "
S. Wwjndler. " ...
J. A. t'laypool, "
A reeolutiuii w.ia introduced
on motion of Mif'-'iv ..-!op!
the effect that sidewalk ohonld be
built for a H panic who bad been
::...l .....I t...i-iii't.fl III
STEALING A CROP OF BAhLtY.
Km
him for thiactuiilbuiiteBH truns
actioMi to ljtiund in real life. A
school of Bhorthand and type
writing is also maintained in con
nection with the btiHinesB coun-e.
The course in elocution and del
aarte includes physical training,
voice culture, reading anddramatic
expression.
The tuition for the Latin
scientific. LngliHh, buMinen and
elocutionary cotirees for non-rewi-leut
pupils i but $1.50 per month.
For Bhorthand, S per mom.-.
Typewriting, fifty cent per month.
It in the aim of the faculty to make
the school second to none in the
state. It is hoped that all those
tlirectly interested will co-operate
with the faculty m their enons 10
keep the interest unlla-ging and
the attendance regular.
Eight new pupil the past week
and still they come.
There are niw enrolled in the
City schools UW pupils, with an
average attendance of about ninety
per cent. Many of our rooms have
. h:in Beats. For ex-
,!... room Xo. '.'0 has seats for Oysters
about fifty-six pupils and an en
rollment of eighty and the attend
mice good. High school has en
rolled seventy pupils, witn sixij
even seats, and it rarely happens
that a seat is unoccupied. Room
fc 10 has a larire attendance and
the teacher has a hard task indeed
to take car of sixty-four pupils
A visit to the rooms will convince
anyone that n new six-room build
Kxeltlng Dattla In the Dark with
ia.iermljr Arrow! Thlaaa.
A daring attempt to xteal a whole field
of barley that bad been thrashed hal
b'.vii tu.iJs t t'.ia tirm of J M. Mnus-
ford, on tiie tir.u of the DunuiiCton ditch,
nins miles nortueast of Denver. The
barirT had been bsjreed. and the bags
7, stood piled no in a field some distance
- . I I-.,. . ,ln.V A
young Wivw wau was taSm;; a snort
cut st-rosn the fields saw four men at
work loading the wicks or barley Into
two wagons 'hat stood outside the field.
Two of the men were currying the sacks
to the fence and throwing them over
...I ..,..a..r twn were loading the Wait-
Oh, "lie wjo'I WW tout they wrr oui
jijufj friu hands. Muiuford's
m-onid luve dnven the wagons into
the fi.-l.ljt. and lM'leH. mey wom ua
t t
i n
anu
I. to
a . iiw
build nidewalks nt hud failed 1o
comply, and tiiattin y be couiprilt-u
lo pay the billi.
On ini.tiou of Itrowue the rei-ir- . 'tra'IliiV furm y.uitU indeed that
nation of Chief of Police Archer '.i "k w,ta the desperate haste
wos nccepted.
At this juncture the election of a
)
chief of police was declared m
order. Four ballots were taken,
resulting in no choice, as hilloat:
First ballot W. T. Cole, eleven;
1'eb'r Milium, one; W. II. Miller,
one; I). M. Jones, lour; W. II.
Mai ck, one. Second ballot - Ci
three; Jones, three; Malick, four.
Tl I d ballot Minimi, one; Jones,
three; M.ilick, one; llyers. live. The
name of vV. I. Cole wan wiiiiJran
ufler the second ballot.
Ohliu -ry.
DiKP-Laft evening of typhoid
fever, Clara Limpiisi, nt the resi
dence of the late Mrs. Ilotniberg.
It will be remembered that TllK
IlKUALl chronicled the death of
Mrs. Iloliuberg, and to day we are
called upon to note the death of
Miss Linquist, w ho had been caring
for Mrs. Ilolmberg.
Celery.
Cranberries,
Mince Ment.
Sweet Cider,
Xuts.
Figs
and
Raisins,
nice Hiiuir for
diimv nftter
your Thanksgiving dinner can be
ii.dal l'C.NXETT & lC'TT H.
Ended in a Bow
The Wesson & Walters troupe,
ii,b rendered "the Fireman 8
. , 1...1 l.,..ll onrl it Into be Ward" at this lllare X few even
ing ii niT'icu .,o...j - ---- - . -
much re-retted that the schools ing nince, had a little d.fhculty at
tinanir r.st yuzy im Ha-!!njr- rrm ...at ...
i :!..,;!, iin(r rfnriiiLr the Da8t I nrolublv call on their enioothc
UUUIU 111 r " I . ,
summer. uumg nem.c
i Wesson, chief manager auo ja.res
ine Uianaijersu. u. ...... :..:.
have labored faithfully the past ncr.iirry, an .u.., . - ..... .
. .... ,- it a success, quarrel, resulting n
... .. ...ir vniinir leges irom .lir.Nri, .
inn ir nuuv r. . - lv
I I ,., urlltlf. fill 1111? SlilLTl. II tF
people hare neglclen to avail vw.v. - - - .
people i h , ,Ln nulled a knife on Mcbuery
tueuiseivr. o. . yr v " - UUer eeij ha,
it is oniy a maucr . - . , i..:.. ,,
when I'lattsinouth'B night scho.l mer ana murr..-. . .-k
will be a thing ot tiie pasu -
ThurullV Irk Thanksffivinsr and! ...... ,i.
b ii u j - ' " " i rii n iii.tv i i v "
the rhMU arc xnaJ-m I frcqucauy mine paei
t (i.fly 111 '
nrun'iratiiintf Kir 2k L'inuu n."i I
ill "-'' - r
way.
n,. MrKniw ond Tom Patter
is sure to be a success Uon expect to start this evening on
uperintendent never heard of such a hunting trip to the western part
Tl.f linva will HO
word art laiL lie isn I uuui moi .- -.- . .
woru an l,i..,. v,..v-. a n rn r. we learn
1 1 1 1 W , . ' ' H ...... - ,
. .... f ' I f ...I lliuf
lUirougn ine unoiiu ! -
Tin- nroixer ventilation of school ottsc in that country are suffering
.... .. I ...... un.i.js r.,ii ii trii mrt ilisease
rooms is of no sman unporumce to .... .. , i. to be on
our children. Many of our wik,, but kfrpm them in low
have but little means i i" "i" I places and near tne snore.
YentiiKie uu ........... . ... . . . : , A
.ol,1 ,1a at about ten o'clock would ! Henry "ecKuarn hok a .no .u
.-.SBl,r. The auuerin- Council llltiii mis morning.
i, ...lent does all in his power to at
tain good ventilation, but a teacher
would work with the desperate haste
with which the- uieii were womng.
The voim fellow went at first to
Mnmforil'sboiue and told him of what
wan koii.k on. J. S. F'ter. a neighbor
in" fanner, win culled ill, mid om six
meu were h"t toother, all aruied. and
t'.iry stiirtnl out on hjrsebaek to cittch
the barley thieves.
The uilit wu dark and cloudy, and
It was iiiioosMl.le to st-s any distance, but
' tiiey r.Kie'lii the direction of the plucs
' where the bailey v. utaeked. and soon
they colli I bear the voices of the men at
! -..r!; It v:li illinovil'le to' n-e anv
il , ,..,,1 .i emiMiIUtion was held to try
to -l.i'i.le toe IW way to alsiut tbs
capture. While the ix Horsemen wero
gaih"ivd iu urnnp. bilking in low
tone together, a Uh of lihtuintc from
the cloudy sky lit np the field. It dis
closed a man with a barley sack npon
Ins shoulder not Ufteeu ft away, and
close at hand the two wnsons. with ths
other three men at work. One of ths
horsemen, sluiost b ijuick M th flash
lnLr Iwhtiiinif. pulled his weapon and
t.s.k aim. and U-fore darkness ouce nioro
bid the .eiie a shot from his pistol rang
,,., t i,e hit. This wus tint siirnal
for a jjeueral f uillade that filled tUs
diitk uight with fl iHhin pwtol shots.
n. thieves returned the horsemen's
fire, and the horsemen kept it np nntil
tiieir auiiiiuin lion was exhausted. 1US
ouly aim for either side wm the flashing
,.,....1 .fw.u uf the others. o that not
I . m .1
mneli .Uinaira was done. JNoneoi luo
horseiueu wcrs hurt. Wbiln the firiu?
u. ,.,,ini n tha wagons wers heara
driciii- ..IT. the drirer wliipping up
tYwir hrir4 ill a f urioua wnv. U was
. .-!.l..nl Ihut l it tWO Uien liUUl'W IUB
fence had fled and left their companions
to taktt the cousequeuous of their acts.
When th Lrm i ceuseu. ine
iiieu i u i m . .. - - - -
men. but they could not be found. They
hud Bed In the ilarsnew. n rjui.ur
tion of the barley ba;, showed that a
jrmit many of them bad been taken, an i
the horsemen at once went in pnrauii 01
the wagons.
About hair a mile away they lonni
tl.a lint llm tmno-UMIld luen Wert
gone, Tbe wagons were half fiUed wito
,r luiriev inn m nnniDer 01 emmT
. ... !..
bags were round witn tue uaras 01 a
Denver firm npon them, so that it seemi
probable timt tne thieves came irora tan
city. Tho wasun are now at Mr. iluiu-
ford's placs waiting for an owner.
In tho morning an namhiution wx
made of the field where the shooting too It
place. A trail ol bloou was louua lean
tier tn thm fetie. but there it was lost.
The attempted robbery alarmed the
neighboring farmers, and an examination
u muil. whie.h resultifd in the discov
ery that seventy-two sacks of wheat
which one of the farmers had stored in a
,1. I'.hI.I lmd disnnesred. ll U mt-
tx.ed thst the thieves were tiie same
ones who tried to steal Muinford bar
ley. Denver Republican.
THE LEADING AND ONLY ONE FRICE CLOLHIER
IS WAITING FOR YOU. .
-r-T7 IS waiting to show you his new goods
yj J JlC and to let you know how cheap they
can be bought. ,
TOE-
HAS TIIE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
In 1.U line in Caes County. You wi 1 not be able to buy cl.CB,er We.i Chi
cnfin wl.cn you take quality and price iu constdcrutio:).
-JOE-
N
u
Only bnyi the be-t mates and latest norelties in
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
HATS, CAI'S ETC.
And if yon are looking for a reliable pluce to trade give JOE a trial.
OPERA HOUSE CORNER, PLATTSMOUTH.
(I
raid t:i KPnmt,
. I. UKumnn Ttetl Ttnb
tail. ;Wfl l-Illll....'", " I A p-JWIirj IU wt,r uwui ,
who may feel a little chilly pernupe hslied nu Item announcing an apiroacn
. . . S 1 u.u.l.i;...r mnt ItiM ItfltuuV WU tiK
v .. i . ....i rrwtwl h the L'entleuiau n-und aa bride-
f ii .1 oiin oeraoti wouiu uti iu- j - - .
McuniouB v t1H. vUii erx)iu. who gravely nvk.-d him on wh-.e
.trained M make h.a or licr wt p announce-
very ehort.
m.l,.. nnxika' War with Clillilrvm.
No one who has n Dr. Drook with
children U likely to forget lihi "way with
them." Ktenur peraoia iay that h
wake tlum behave very badly, and.
jxifwibly in jealouny, otiiem uave caiiea
I
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Tin. council met in regular en
ion at the police court room; full j
council present.
The matter of ripening South
Ninth ftreet on motion of Murphy,
amended by Itrowne, referred to
the claims committee.
Mr. Donohoe present and
stated that he dcnired to urge the
matter of giving him accen to the
.city, as it had been pending f.r
Aonic time, lie fluted that he wiib
aed lo nunuort the city aa wua
verv other citizen and all he atiked
waa the privilege of occetiH to the
city. . The matter waa referred to
the atrcct commianioner, with in
atructious to report at the next
meeting.
On motion of Murphy the chief of
police wiia inntructed to arreat and
Jjring before the police judge all
riia whoae fltock waa found
running at large iu the cemetery or
other fenced parka.
On motion of Gutsche the trine
tery committee wa inntructed to
..,;i,t a ool Iiouhc on thecemeterr
ground, the cotit not lo exceed f 100.
The report ot tne finance commit
tee, as followa, was aaopiea:
J. C. 0leinn, mw filing $ 1 SO
a ii Knnttn. tiriutinir '.V) 10
' Volk. aahirv tU .r0
M. S. Archer, uaUiy 41 a)
T.m Frr. HiKCial police 00
i !f Intnl. reijairinir railinir
'"crr.mid Hotel Kihy. 1 50
r c Aretier nii.l I. S. Iouea.
liniiliiighOHecart 2 00
6. A. t'laypool, uryiii n ! .i
X C Mayeit, labor and exp's.. ( Ul
;;.'roiHail,ilary 24 (
IVti-r R mer, wood worh 4 1j
O. 1'. Monroe, atove and pipe
for hone hoiife 7
John jannie. handwork " M
Jos.l'airlield, " "
unthority he hal wade the announce-1 jjlm uUj,.r 0f youiintt.m tliMn of tTowa
nient Before the timid reporter could i v0 obi.'etion U heard from tha
i eri.ne.1 fur Ilia nistol '. . , iri i.u.i. 1....I. In,1uu1
ou.L,'lit bin i ,. ,;, i.M lii-'li and broad, in which
renlv thn man irroned for
i.il:et. II!) 1 t!m re-.Kjlter tllOU
nour of duom had come. Imaine his
joy whti, Inntend of a jnntol, the man
tirndnced a rvicuetboolc, from winch he
extracted a live dollar bill. This he
tlmnkf r.Uy gave to the reporter, saying
that the niarriasw announcement had
rpured him the tronble of popping thi
qe.uition. t-xctmnge.
nCaBt' H...I "llrcu" la Ireland.
"Coat" Is a word that Las gained In
brradthof meanin?.' It is not simply
f the miner tart of
the bodr of the male creature; women's
rights are ko far recognized in Ireland
that the word applies as wen to a iemi
niue article of drewi; but, Indeed, to the
correpond!.ng article to that worn by
the men that u, a jacuev out h u
araotijr the working clauses (and to this
cIam alone what bas been written ap-
i)liel the oioal word lor "ursas. non-
don TlUJit. . ;
. . Tksi UlMaM Talc. .
An intiwtinff Incident thowiu j at how
grrnt diatAnce convemtioo CMa U
MAaUl M wIkImI hv tinten&nt Fot
LSI I W V" J
lT. I VIIO Villi 'I vmv xr--w a
" . .... . .. m i.W
. aV,(.K K mrnrm that BA n)i.TnWKl WIU1
IU uav.sa a-'v " w
man across the harbor of Port Bowers, a
a . 1
mil nl a qwter wy , na h dm mu
I .. ..41 rn &rfu mint hilHtr thftt At
If U awiwiv w S'-
Gibraltar the hnman voire has been dis
tinctly heard at dii-lanoe 01 ten bumib.
Ilarpern xonnff t'eopie.
There was In London a few years ajro a
lady who had the vv inieuiw aunoi
rer.ee of white lonf sugar. Ihd she tap
jipn to come into contact with tht
Innocent article, or were even a lump of
it broubt Into her presence, sue wouiu
be soiied wilh a violent paroxysm of
ratfH.
A ijigftdcms do, which had been con
fined for a week io a hum near (liUon,
made his escape finally by climbinK the
weather bo-mling adlntar.ee of fifteen
feet and tUcu iuwpin. to U grooud.
tu-n whiMiU of chnrchmaiiMliiu tik'ur
Jrel meeL lit it f.Kilinij to lniaiin
tiiut the new bUbojs vUitatlous will
(uin some uf their power ver inouiem
Inn it.reiiielr nWf
sa ... . - -
intercourse with the children? However
literally true it may be. surely the story
of Dr. Lr.jolis (toiii to a poor womuu's
rxnunand keeping the children outtf
mischief while she went to church tells
pomi-tliinft of his spirit. And the story
lose none of iu point when one reflects
that the woman could tiot hear one of
her vUitor's sermons. Harper s eoaiy.
r.Lnt Lastkar aad Tataat Cilt
vci.ii- trmnv mnv Atinl the term
"patent leather'' to all kinds of enamel
Luaher. still, strictlr soeukinK. it U only
used in the barons trade and in the
cheapest grade of shoes, while patent
Mir la tha material from which fins
shoes are mads. Only the Tery finest
cair.kins srs used, the enamel being ap-
..lil .fitl,a akin bit been through a
king course of treatment and all the
Stretch Ukea therefrom, ana Is, inert
fore much more durable than patent
leather, which U maun nunauj iroiacow
bides. Shot and Leather Facta.
Tfca Allaulhaa Tra
The first ailanthus trees grown la
America were brought from the far east
an1 nliLiitiHt in the irar Jou of Hums' cof
lee nonne on lower lirimumi, uiyum
n,iin urn. Nw York. Thev were
I much admired by the New York beaul
ana Wlie oi kiouij uh ) r
from which the conclusion is drawn that
fashions io odors also change. Lx-change.
i i . null nriiruiciiMiii
CHirii.-""'e' Uiut srid F Ijhtn Ht
Hellcr IlKinilli r,r,-" . "
. .... ...nil.. MlllMtl 1ft A. M .
Ill-eO, uwiur. euuu.j .-
eri-.orAL.-8l l.iiki-' loifb. "7" T"l'r4.
..... u.-.-ma m trt0t Klttli Ct and
liinmf. a.nir. ;" :l
tuAlMr.m. bupij imiiuo. . -rsr.HVTMi.s.-'eivMM.irlieh';r
la'i.... Vi .'".wm- at i 1'teacl.n.s
5 hl'v li.'Kl'.V .!. 'ht" 'hnrch well f MIT
.,n..,'. r. ....., .,, l.iiu.iie"! ul
KeTh".rAJ.7.V..ra-ii..l..d tbm
mrelliiK. ,
Piht M'THonmT -Sli'h St.. tn Main
rmi . u t,.i., i, li .,Mi,,r.
inn rran. Pfi r. - - - -.-
I.JLi .i.i i ur.li Mii'da. rlMl
9 -JO A M. Ilsy. r Dieell. g roriJ
li km a - rarpHVtrai M,n,
Nii.ili. ",r-1'"" ' ' "
bum, huiidi. eci.iKii . i.
awpr,,i.n i i,K:aoTioi(AU-Cranlls, be
Viflh nil Hlllh.
Cei-oaru luiTi-T.-MI. Ollv. Ji.k. brtw.en
1 4-L It HI1, r.'.l"" " ... . .
t,.r. hrivireills. ni. nU UO P ui. !)
.....ii,.,, Unli.i mluv en til. i(.
vno Vr's riiMi-Ti- AATio'r-
:,M.in.in waieriM.iii.l"k.MiiiireH. !,..
1 . ... ..It ...... Ktili.lHT Ki
le! li.eriin. i"i a.ru '.i...
tVriM' i. hi 4 iiVI'h-k. l'.H.ii. i.iil art d'
i....h..'Mk iii .iii i .w ii. m.
. .1r.. .1. M
WXKl. I "" eel Vie. I ru.. !;-';
.A, m. trend ilr. II s I", in! l m.,
..met niMUi If iuf-y ii.-i" . r-
. i .......1. a I vi u a. Itsilnn.
iici rrtuay iik-
.Does Yoqi Little Qii
Need a cloak this winter? If she doea you will make a yrent miata
you ao noi run aim n m "
we are ofleriiiK before buying.
Wo havojust received from largo Cloak Manufacti
nts Tun lino ui
Childrens Sample Cloa!
For tliildrcn C, 8, 10 and 12 years old, consisting of
garments in all. KO TWO ALIKE, on winch
ircregivena disccunt from regular wholesale
no that -re arc able to ecll them at actually
Manufacturer's Price,
..ft . ,,i i,( u. Drove the truth of the nhove atntemen
CALL IN and let u prove i u r . Miaaea 1m
-i.o vim at the Kiime tunc our i i.w- i
Sucquca and Jackets.
Oaa Way af rultlof a lt i raamlaa.
It was a custom in the ti Jie of Calhv
rinede Medici to iiiako f f in of wsx
and melt them slowly before the Are or
sub them wilh needles. In order to bring
suffering to enemies. This operation
was called pntting a s;U npon them.
I popofl la I'opular Scienra Jlonthjr,
Whea yoa ro o a shoe store your
obiect lenoi onij 11 j " '
' . I..., .,nM . , ... 1 the.
to procure nr " '' j" " :.. .
. ..... will 1.11V.
I er.i mm j."" j.
Lees than this wiJl not content you;
more thim this you cnunot, In ren-
...... lr Our method nre US
.'-.i... emiri rmni. nc I O not
lift your exr-rctntiona to the cloudri,
llirni whatever thev
Ulll w
nre. We will never sucnuce your
i ...u.u I,, miru nurl tuiulwre I'lMC
IIUI HP." - - - -
can you get u fuller and fuirer
e.iuivHlent for your money. An
r-rpecially r.rofitoble purcimHe for
von is our 4'tc.
BOOTS, BHOH8 Oil
R SHERWOOD.
S01 Main Street
SECOND SALE OF SAMPLE S1I I
Another opportunity to buy allocs nt
FACTOBY PBIOES
i ... ,. t.enrdi. nf I'latlmnout
We taVe plensure in n""";c n ,unr a,hcr .
surrouuCinjC town. , that we hnve Jf nlinH,
...... ..i aiuM a. uuriuur"" -- , , . . .
a7e;awerediapl-i"teJt)ecnuee
barscaina that """ J.V. Ma 11 full line vonaialinc.'
V"" . rh d ens Men;.nd lio :. .hoe.ol all kinds and of
dies. Misses, tA'J'i boys and Mens bH,ts, in
.cr.pt.oi... Amonij tl.rin J"V'y hal you er f) t.
Weir . .1 i. I TthVt VecBuae we don't a.k hIKh prices for shoes f
Dontth. "k,"'L7'";,,ty. We liare anionK these .hoe, n
shoes are not o any hiRh l"''7- ,h(nir eilrin,iC . .triroe'
ss fine a. any . .own . . " Thpir lnXtiMic worui.
and theahoesina Tuu , - , V9UtmoatJ, .
1 Usraet ! "aiuea u4a" - .. j
M m SI Giriu MlMim ii Uii'
i
HERE'S A rr.tr of thkm:
25c 25c
Childrens Nnt
iirul Wool Col
or Shirts and
Dnrwers AH
Siiea.
Childrena b11
W ool Shirt &
Drawers All
Sizes.
39c
I.nd lea Fine
Merin uSMk
Ti i mined ehirt
and Druweis.
39
Mens II i
II envy Ki
Miirti.
drawers.
WM. HEROLD & SON.
507 Main P.rcct rUttsinoulb,