G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY JULY 23 1881.
THE ART OF COMPOSITION.
How it in TntiRlit In the German
Schools.
1 Oorrcspomlfnc * Ikislon Journal ,
In still another branch Imvo tlio
Germans succeeded. Amoricnn tench-
cm know to their sorrow the difficul
ty encountered in educating scholars
to bo easy writers -that is to write
what is generally known to us ns
essays or compositions. The fault lies
hero just where it docs in all our
other higher studies it is not begun
early enough. Wp wait until wo
think tlmt their minds nro n trillo
inaluro nnd then como upon them
with a wild rush of rhetoric , history
nnd nil tlio frightful curriculum ,
German girls begin to write essays
wlicn they nro about 0 yearn and con
tinue to do it , not once n month or
twice a quarter , but every week of
the school year until they nro 10 or 18
years of nge. For tlio first year it
takes the form merely of n dictation
with an occasional original essay.
Twelve Gorman poems are learned
clurhtg the year and may nlso bo used
ns material for compositions in prose.
Entering the class above this , I found
n method in progress , certainly very
strnnga to the most American schools ,
Tlio teacher wna n contloman ; tlio
girls were Ion years old on an avcrago.
Standing out before the class , ho
began to toll thorn the fable of the
woman whoso hen laid for hnr daily a
golden egg a story told so simply ,
every word of it weighed so carefully ,
every idea expressed , with tlio nemo of
precision nnd nil in n voice so low
nnd distinct thnt the class sat hushed
na ho spokp , nnd moved not n muscle
till ho finished. Ho then began it
again , pausing this time nt the end of
every sentence to talk it over with
the school , asking what nouns , what
verbs , what nujoctivos , they had
noticed ns ho talked. In this mnn-
ncr ho carried them through the fable
to the end. Finally ho called upon
ono littlp girl to repeat what she
could of it. Where she failed others
came in to help hor. Then another
girl took up tno story and told it
bettor , until , nftor ninny times told ,
the fable had entered all thcao little
minds nnd become n fixed mental
possession , nnd when the master
asked : "Now , do you know it quite
well ? " "Doch ! " "Dochl" "Jn , ja !
gowissl" went np in n shout from all
parts of the room.
"Well , write nil you know nbout it
and bring it to mo Monday. "
Tno Bnreo Ronto.
Bnti Francisco Chronicle , July 3.
The St. Loum papers note an im
portant improvement which is now
being made in the bai go system of
grain transportation on the Mississippi
which will give still greater advan
tages to the river over the rail routes
to the seaboard than those now
possessed. This improvement is a
perfect system of ventilation , which
has been introduced by Capt. Lowrey ,
president of the St. Louis & Now
Orleans Transportation Company ,
It consists of openings on each Hide of
the barge , through which the air
possess into and through a space between
twoon the hull and exterior of the
sides and bottom of the barge , and
also a funnel box running from the
dock to the grain room. A ntitl'
current of air is passing through this
intermural apace and through the
funnel all the time , and keeps the
corn or wheat fresh and dry ; so that a
cargo of wheat in ono of these venti
lated barges could remain all summer
on the water without injury. As a
matter -of fact the barge system has
worked admirably without this im
provement , Sot the instances nro very
rare in which corn becomes heated on
the passage to Now Orleans. The
- , woighor'at Now Orleans , for example ,
"reports that of the 30,000 bushels of
wheat recently shipped from St. Paul
by way of Now Orleans for Liverpool ,
the pntiro loss , was only (50 ( 30-100
bushels , of which only 1A bushels
were damaged in transit by barges *
The loss from western points to Now
York is Bnid to nvorago 1 per cent.
The facts of actual experience demon ,
strato the groundlessness of the cry
that wheat shipped by the river louto
is liable to damage by becoming
heated. But the novy improvement
will , in connection with tno others
already in. operation , give the .rivor
route a.considerable a'dvantago over
the railroads , in respect of its scour
ing the grain from injury in transit ;
' for a perfect system of ventilation is
already established at Now Orleans in
connection with the elevators there ,
whereby the grain is thoroughly
blown in the process of transfer.
The boat practical testimony to the
advantage ofthe" ! rivor. route for the
shipment of'graln td the seaboard is
4ih6 reported , dotorifiitmtion of the
Chicago and trunk .railroads to reduce
the rates of grain from all points on
.tho Mississippi to the river prices.
But river prices nro capable , with in
creased facilities and larger capital
'employed in the business of river
transportation'of reduction to a point
far below the actual cost of transpor
tation , to , tlo | railroads , Hence it is
quite certain that the contemplated
action of the railroad companies.
nvhilo it may temporarily delay , will
not prevent the permanent establish
ment of the river route , and that soon ,
ns the main outlet of grain exportation -
tion for the states of the Mississippi
"Valloy. One great obstacle to the
rapid development of the river
trallio is that most of the railroad
Hues touching at river points nro
nloiiK oastand west lines terminating
at Chicago and intersecting the river
011 their way thither from the remote
termini on the Western plains.
Cbriitloxilty M Socially Practised
Brooklyn Eagle.
"How ' like the ' "
d'yo now pa'son }
asked Mrs. Bartlebon , asshe * rested
"her chin on the fence , and eyed tin
wash that 'Mrs. Spocklowiggin was
busy lumping out.
"Ho is very gifted , specially-
pra'r , " replied Mrs , Bpocklowiggin
taking a clothespin out of her mouth
"We arq setter n Teat deal of ston
by him. Have you hoard that ho wa
very attractive to Minervy ? "
"I Aboard tliat Minorvy uald so , '
$ igglod lira , Baftlbb'cn , "but the fact
.jslie's droppui * in evpry night to sei
hey my Sopjianisby'snoul is. go tin' 01
uho's a likelygal and if hois gospulin
wound hero for a spare rib. ho can *
do better than Sophanisby,1'
"I KUOM that's so. " retorted ; Mothe
Bpocklowiggin. "She's thin onougl
und you can got along without her. 1
the pa'son is in want o' that kind i
goods , you'vo got cm on draught.
Minorvy is makin * some lambkins
for his parlor winders. Coma in some
time when yor hands nro clean and
bok nt 'cm
"Don't b'liovo I'll have time this
week. Ho cornea to ton every night ,
and mo and Sophnnisby is gcttin up
some now shirts and n book mark for
the pulpit./
"Now that's " said
, n good idcp ,
Mrs. Specklowiggin , with a grin. "I
don't know about the book mark , but
that pulpit needs some iiow shirts.
For gracious sake make a long flap ,
so's to cover the communion table ,
'cause-11
"Tho shirts are for the pa'son. " explained -
plained Mrs. Bartlobcn , with flashing
eyes. "Tho book mark is for the
pulpit. But of cottrso folks who only
goes to church to marry their darter
would only consider the part that
wears shirts. Beside that we're mak-
in1 up some bed quilts for him. "
"Then , for goodness sake , don't ' line
'em with paper. If thoros anythin1
that Minorvy can't stand its paper-
lined quillfl and you know she 11 hov
to sleep under anything you make for
the pa'son. She said yesterday , ' 'Ma ,
everything I do for the dear pa'son
will bo in blue , cause that suits his
complexion , And so it does. She's
getting up some lamp mats in blue
this very minute. "
"You don't toll , " snorted Mother
Barllobon , "my Sophanisby was going
to make some lamp mats , but the pa
son said , 'Bisby , dear , ' ho calls nor
Bisby : said ho , 'Bisby , dear , no lamp
mats , please. If you must do some-
thin' for the church , nmko mo some
underclothing of red flannel. ' You
know Sophanisby is very dark. That's
why ho wanted "em rod. Then she is
makin' n yellow footstool for him , and
ho says ho will alway.s prize it 'cause
it will remind him o' the sunsets in
which ho sot around with hor. "
"How beautiful his ideas flows ! "
murmured Mrs. Specklowiggin , cast
ing up her oyes. "That sunset is so
poetical , nnd the yeller is so apt to re
mind him of Sophanisby ! Always
said ho was masterful in expressing
things. Minorvy is making a grcon
cushion for his cane bottom cliairand
some time when wo ain't very busy ,
you might como to the winder and
see it. "
"If you expect him to sit on it ,
you'd better send it inter our house ,
nnd toll her to make it wide enough
for two , or it'll never bo used , " quoted
ftladam Bartlobon. "Grcon is a geed
idea as representing how Minorvy will
look when the koords como out for the
wedding , Sophanisby is spinnin' a
red fish line for him now. "
"Wall , isn't that lucky ? I knowcd
she'd do most anythin' to catch him ,
and told Minorvy so , and she's om-
broiilurin' some claims for bait. "
"That's like her "
just ! exclaimed
Mrs. Bartlobon , in admiration. "Sho
knows what she's accustomed to bite
at and she thinks he'll land her !
Isn't it a pity sho's so old and fat ? "
"That a story ! " howled Mrs.
Specklowiggin. "Causo she don't
look like it bent hair pin , as
Sophanisby does. You think she's fat.
She's lost five pounds this week ! "
"OhI goodness gracious mo ! Oh !
the brazen huzzy ! No woundor wo
haven't seen her around 1 I always
thought oh ! and she has boon tryin'
to associate with my Spphanisby !
When is it going to bo baptized ? "
But a shower of clothespins broke
OIF the theological discussion , and the
worthy Christians separated , neither
understanding that the "pa'son was
engaged to n widow up town. "
The Premier of Birds.
Five hundred dollars for n bird
would seem to most people to bo high
price to pay for any kind of tJiu
feathered tribe , but that is the sum
asked for a parrot. Ho is owned by
Mr. George II. Holdon , of the Sixth
avenue bird store. Now York , and
wonderful statements are made of the
sayings of this remarkable bird. Par
rots llvo to bo a hundred yearg old.
This follow is only five years old , and
seems to bo in a fair way to entertain
Homo wealthy family at the second
centennial anniversary of America's
independence. Ho in n purn African
gray , very handsome , and has boon
named "Jim Blaine , " as ho is looked
up to as the premier of all birds. Mr.
Holdon assures us that the bird is the
best-trained ono in America ; that ho
can whistle a jig , n French march , and
sing n song with words. He crows ,
barks mews and cackles ; mimics a
mocking bird , pops a champagne cork
and imitates water bubbling. But the
most wonderful entertaining accom
plishments of this sc'ansorial bird in
his talking powers , being able nt this
time to distinctly enunciate over ono
hundred and fifty sentences , and ho
acquires now sayings every day. At
this rate ho will make a fine conversa
tionist by the time ho is 75 years
old. Ho says ( wo have space for only
a few sentences ) : Hello , Jim ! Look
out , I will bite you ! Como over hero
and wo will have some fun. How is
your grandmother ? You wouldn't bite
your uncle ! There's an old black dog.
Poor old cat ' 11 have to go to bed.
Bad Jittlo baby. What's the matter
old cat ? Pook-a-boo ! how's that ? How
do you do , old Yankee Doodle ? Whoa
back ! what are you about ! How do
you do ? Give us your flipper. Jim-
nib's a real nice follow when he's
mind to. Can't you give your uncle n
good one ? ( Smacks for kisses. ) I will
put a head on you and you will have
to go to bed , and don't you forget it.
Bow-wow-wow , there's n big dog.
Poor old cat , Kitty , Kitty , Kitty , poor
old cat. flood-by !
Good-Bye.
Did you over hear two married
women take leave of oaoh other at the
gate on a mild evening ? This is how
they doit ; "Good-bye ! " "Good-bye !
Como down and see us soon. " "I
will. Good-byo ! " "Good-bye ! Don't
forgot to como soon. " "No , I won't.
Don't you forgot to como up. " "I
won't. Be sure and brim/ Sarah Jane
with you next time. " "I will. I'd
have brought her up this time , but
she wasn't very well. She wanted
to como awfully. " " Did she
now ? That was too bad ! Bo sure
and bring her next time. " "I will ;
and you bo sure and bring the baby. "
"I will. I forgot to tell you that's
he's cut another tooth. " "You don't
ay ? How many has ho now ? " "Five ,
It makes him awfully cross , " I ware
say it docs , this hot weather , Well ,
good-bye ! Don't you forgot to como
dqwn , "No , I won't. Don't ypu
forget to come up. Good-bye ! "
they separate.
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
every Urge * chonl in the
crn 'Hates h Mid to be a inllllnry school ,
The cpccial toucher of music In the
KjhooJH of Stockton , Cnl. , ii to lie dUucnsud
with hereafter.
Johns llojikltnVnlvorfHylmtl durlntf iti
last Bcsclon ! " ( > enrolled students , tlic Inr -
cr number of whom forty ktuilled chem
istry. Twcnty.five utmluila took biology.
Tlio rnlnrici of the tench eri in the
school" ) of Worcester , M.W. , have nil been
increaieclj the ncliool board of thnt enlight
ened town IIIM discovered 5ti advnncu of
other bQ.mli that tlie c are times of pros
perity.
Some of the Indian girls at Mr. Moody'g
Xorthficld rchool re f < nid to be very jeal
ous of their dignity. They arc the daugh
ters of quite wealthy chiefs , und consider
thcmsclvcH very nrUtocratic. They make
rapid Improvement ,
The proposition to citaljli1 ! ! ! normal
school In 'lexiii for the benefit of the
! aclicM of thnt Htate nucU with no favor
K.TC. The teachers held n convention
iccntty In which they went o far M to
rotcKt against the notion of the Ht.ite
lofird of Education in importing teachers
'rotn the 2forth "to tchch them how to
'Aclt. ' "
Among the graduate1 * at the Ynlo Law
chool the other day wni Peter Doyle , ex.
ccrctary of Ht.ita of Wineoniin , who is
: > w15 years old. Ueing conrcicmi of
imc defect * In hta legal education , he
Hcrinliiecl to remedy them at an age
hen most men would not feel like "going
a pchotil. " Ho workul hard while nt Law
chool , was popular with students and
rofcsHorH , and. onent least of the latter
xpccU In see him n member of congress.
The Chlncftc boys at Holyoke , 'Mass. ,
ho have been ro nllcd to China , have
lit received ordcrx to return within two
fcekti. There uro twenty In the vicinity
who nre to go , three of the number being
n Holyoko. They will be accompanied
> y i\I. Yung , the Chinese tutor at the
Inrtford education Institution. Mr.
ing's father h.is just died , nnd the
hlneso law CHtnpel * him to nbntaln trom
ill public duties for three years.
At Lascll Scmlnnryj for gtrlx , at An.
mnulale , MasH , . nn excellent Kyntc'ii of
clf-go > eminent in practised , Anystiulcnt
fho nt the end of ono term Is regarded as
worthy of mich trust Is enrolled on the
1st of "iielf-govcmed , " nnd thenceforward
Iocs nn nho pleases so long nu she continued
o idiow hernelf entitled to unlimited eonfi-
ence. This Is the highest honor the
chool hns to bestow .a recognition of real
nwtworthlnesH of character. It is Hinted
int his nyatcin has proved to boiccess -
il.
There has been a small revolution nc-
omplished by the San rYanci co school
uird. All the Hpocinl tcachefhof French ,
urinaii , music , drawing and book-keep-
ng , ftevcntcen In number , have been ( lin-
inrged , n Having of § 20,100 thus being
IFected. The board nprienrn to bo trying
D reduce expenses without touching the
nlarics .of the primary nnd grammar
cachoif. The Call wants to have the
urao of thu high uchool altered. It com-
ilnliiH that n great many Htudicri are taken
p nnd pursued only n short time , leaving
lie pumlrf with only a superficial kiiowl-
ilgo of each and no thorough training in
.nythlng.
\t the recent meeting of the Kducation
nciuty in Knglnnd n dixcuxnion on science-
caching in intermediate schools ended In
icso conclusions : That natural knowl-
ilgo should ho taught not from books but
rom things thein elveu ; that the lessons
hotild not consist of infurmation commit-
cd to memory hut of knowlcdgu acquired
) V the child'n own oW-rvntion and ex peri-
nee ; that by such object-lessons he should
> o led to observe the natural facts or pro-
esscn around him nnd to exercise his pow-
TH of comparison OH well OH of perception ,
nd limn arrive at Ymeh gcner.ilintions ns
re within his capacity thnt after the lir.st
nero general knowledge of the common
.hings around him the child should bo led
.long the hioad lines of interest to home
nero npecial do [ lartmcntH of tcience.
Chemnitz , the third largest town in
Sn.xuny , lion ninny public technical schools.
They nro cither state institutions or be-
"ong to Bomo public body nnd nro under
.he oversight of the Homo Minister. The
ixpcnscs nre ehielly berne by the state.
.ho fees of the pupils being only mifliclent
.o pay A tenth of the expenses. Poor
indents who nro worthy of Resistance can
isunlly obtain remission of the fees ami
ven help from the otnto. A peculiarly
iscful system Is pursued with the teachers
every year a number of them nro fur-
lished with money for the purpose of M'S-
ting during vacating Rome country , city
r exhibition connected with their special
irnnches. They thus keep themselves nc-
[ iinlntcd with nil thnt Is new in science-
ml Invention in ililferent counties.
L'lio schools mo graded no that the pupil
can pnniio a regular cminio to the highest
'echnlcnl institution in the kingdom. Thu
Welopmcnt of mnnufncturerH In thu town
f Chemnit/ during the past thirty years
mentioned ns remarkable.
RELIGIOUS.
There are about ono hundred thousand
liakerri in the United States.
Over 500,000 copies of tin revised Now
'etitnnicnt Imvo been Bold In .Philadelphia.
Mormon missionaries have established a
ranch of the Latter-Day Saints inthe ,
imker city
Pcro Ilynclntho. lender of the OldCntlio
o movcmont in 1 ranoe , BaiU for thin conn ,
ry In September.
The Irish Presbyterian ! have bandied
rgana , violins and nil instruments of nmtiia
rom their sanctuaries.
Uwight L. bloody announces a second
onvocatlon , to bo held at Northlield ,
Mann. , bcginnln ? August 3.
The llercnn Baptist nre happy because
lie latest return * nho\v that they miulo $10
iy their jug festival last week.
It In uudomtood that the Jev. ! Brooke
lercford of Chicago has declined thu call
o thu pastorate of thu First Unitarian
hurch of Cambridge , Mans.
The Seventh-Day AdventUtn ate mak.
nu arrangements for n granj btato camp-
ncetlnjr. to occur on the old fair-ground in
"Jattlo Creek , In a few weeks ,
The denomination known as the United
Ircthren In Cliriutlms the Bishop * , 2.21' !
churches , and 100.000 members. The
.otal membership of ila Sunday bchool U
11)0,000 ) ,
A Norwepl.xn Synod ( Lutheran ) In Iowa
recently had the iniestiun before it whether
t was proper for ono of its ministers to ac
cent n nomination to the ] < ei'Ulature.
Alter discussion , thu body unldj "Xo ! No
polities in theirs. " ,
Friday , Auuui > t r , has been detonated
as "a day of fiutinK and prayer to he ob
served by all thu , AlvthoillsU of nil lands
for the blessing of Coil to rc&t on the
Kcuinenlcal Conference , " which meets in
London in the fall.
The JinptUU have now three cummer re-
norts under their control , The oldebt of
these ia nt Martha's Vineyard nndthenext
oldest is ut Cluuitauqua Point , The new
est resort is Hound Inlaiul Park , Itomul
Island , St. Lawrence lUver ,
linglUU Congregatlonalists nre trying to
raise a "Jubilee Jruml" with which to pay
oil Chapel deVts , and at a late meeting tor
the purpose , after one timid friend had
BUgueited > ,000 a ) the amount to try to
raise , Mr , 11. N. Hudsonuald Impatiently :
"NonsemjO , I Intend to ( jlvo 20,000 my
myself , " and at once subscribed tlmt sum.
Another uuntlemun followed with .1,000.
aua in nu half an hour 50,000 ( § 250,000) )
were raised "as a beginning. "
BUhop Talltot , of Indiana , Haid last
month nt a Uicceaian Convention , that
"thu employment of nuislcluiu in choirs
who are irreligious persons has a moat in
jurious tendency , and ehould not bo en-
couragutl. " He said also that ' 'In too
many cases a wordly spirit liaa crept into
the \ery worship of the church , involving
prie U and people alike in its guilt and Its
dangers. Brilliant Hcrwons more bril-
lian Christian elaborate and cxpeniive
nu ic , tliCKiio with no hucgcstions of the
Inngirof nnbolic\ing fcouli no warning
of the wrath to conic , "
1'roin the report of the itlatiUlcal were-
nry , which was read nt the International
Sutulav-tcliool convention at Toronto , it
ippcnn that there are in the United
; tatc < $1,730 Sumlny.tchfM > ] < ; in Cnimdn ,
i-00 ! ; nnd In Xewfoundland , m.tking
i total of ! K,370. The tcacliCH in tlic
Jnited States number 0,820,1115 ! in Cnna-
ia , 310,170 ! nnd in Newfoundland , 1,200 ,
making a total of 97" ' , ! ! ' " > ' . The Kcholars
ire divided ns follows : United State' , ( " > ,
20,83. ) ; Canadn , 3l'i,170j ' and Newfound-
nml , llCOj ( making a total of 7.17 ,10. " ) ,
'ho number of convert * added to the
hurcliM in twenty-four states Mid terri-
01 lei was reported at 123,53' ' .
A Friend Iti Ncotl.
Time over nnd ngiin TIIOMAI' J CLECTmc
tit , ban proved a calutnry friend to the
1'trciStril. As rt roH.lblc curative for cromi
n children , sore throat and bronchial nf-
cctionc , nnd as a positive cxtrrnM remedy
or palu , it is ft never-failing nntldoto.
jy7codlw
Wlien n board of oininont physi-
inns nnd clicmista mmpimcoiltlio dis-
ovcry tlmt by combining some well
mown vnlunblo remedies , the moat
voiulorful incdicino was produced ,
vliich would euro such a wide range
of diseases tlmt most all other romo-
lies could bo dispensed with , many
vuro skenticnl ; but proof of its merits
> y actual trial lias dispelled all doubt ,
, nd to-day the discoverers of that
rait medicine , Hop Uitters , are'
lonorcd and blessed by nil as benofac-
oro. [ Democrat. jylD-augl
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JROPOSALS FOR SPRINKLING
DOUGLAS STREET.
SIAUD : rnorosAi.s win i < o rcccivcii i , > - the
imlenlKiioil until the 25th Jay July Ii81 , nt 12
' 'clock iionn , for the sprinkling o ( Douglas street
rom 12th to 10th street , thu contract to cease
\hcn the water works company supply water In
n such district. Said bids to bo opened by the
ommlttec on streets nnJ unidci. Said commit-
ccrctcrvcs the right to reject any and nil bids.
Said MUi must bo accompanied by the nnmo of a
imposed surety , under the usual conditions. En-
elopes containing said proposals shall ha mark
ed "Proposals ! r S-prlnUlnif Douglas street , "
and delivered to the undcrsigncdjnot.later.thna
ha thno above specified.
specified.J. . J. L. C. JEWOTT ,
Omaha , July 31 , 16Sl-3t City Clerk.
Notice to Contractors.
QEALED proposals for the erection and complc-
3 tlon of the new Grand Central Hotel at Oma
m , Neb. , for Kitchen IWs. will be received at
ho Wlthnrll Houio , Omalia , and the 1'aclflc House
SU Joseph , Mo. , from July Hth to 4 o'clock p.
n. July 22(1 , 1881.
Plans and specifications on Ucw at both of the
above mentioned houses. Tile right to reject any
nd all bids Isrucned. ECKEI. & JIANN ,
300-22 Architects.
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ounty. jy4 mo-Cm
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THE BEST SCHOOL I BOYS
For terms Address Dr. Stevens
Parker , warden of Racine College ,
Racmo , Wis. jy 22-lni
Bishop Simpson
nddrcsilni ; the itiulcnts of the National Fchoot ol
Elocution and Uratory taid , "Tliu law of cnlture
illmblu to the human \olco as to the hand ,
and If the hand should be trained why not miiih
the tolro. " The National School of Elocution
and Oratory , establlnlieJ In 1873 , chartervd In
137fi , affonU iliu incwt ample facilities for nuch
culture. Nineteen Teachers nnd Lecturers ,
specl.illts In thulrbeieral dvimrtnivnts. Sum
mer Term , July 5. Fall term , Oct. 3 , Kent
for Catalogue and Prospectus to
Jth&ldw J. II. 1IKUI1TKL , Secretary ,
1410 and 1418 Chestnut Bt. , I'hlladclphla.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
1'or the Constitution of SUIewalKs.
SKALl'.l' prowals | will bo received hy thoun
iler.ltfnud until Aiikr t I > > t , at 12 o'clock noon
for the construction ol tiduualks In front of am
adjoining tlio follovtln described prcinlse * to
\\lt *
Ix > t Sfl , 27 and SO In bloc ) : 64 on wcttfcldoo
'
, I.ot l , 4:0 and 21 In block B , west eldoof 1711
I t'l In block 8 , Swceicy's addition ,
lot 1 In block f , I'.ccd'h l t addition.
Lots 1 nnd 10 In block 7 , Hrcd'n Ut addition.
I ot 1U nnd uvuth 1 of lot 1 , block (1 , Heed's It
addition.
l.oUon the south kldoof Cass In bloikSG3.
Ixit 1,3. a and 4 on toutli bide of Canti In block
7 , Swccxey * addition.
J. J. L. C. JKWJHT ,
Jyt2.dSt
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
GRAHANIPAPER GO.
217 Mid 210 North Main BL , St. Louu ,
_ | 10I.E8iLX
S , \ PAPERS
ENVELOPES , CAUD BOARD AKD
Printers Stock.
/ JTCash paid for Rags and Paper Stock , Scrap
'titter BU > vV'\Varchou e l 20to U8T , North
SUth ttn-ct _
BOGGS & HILL ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. l&OSFaruliam Street ,
Orrc North tide , CUP Grand Central Hotel.
FEENEY & CONNOLLY ,
AT THEIR
512 North Sixteenth Street ,
) iinoStWIUUm Oentlcman's I'opuUr Grocery
iStorc. )
Vnd will during the ensuing week offer
ipecial 'Indiicemeuts '
In nil tholr rarlousgradca ol summer stjlcs of
BOOTS AND SHOES ,
ETC. , ETC. ,
'omakc room for thclrcxtonslve _ fall Ipurchasctf
A Reduction of 15 to 25
per cent on former
Prices ,
'hey carry a full assortment of every kind , and
respectfully Im Ito their friend * to call.
THEY HAVE ALSO
consignment of FINE HAND AND MACHINE
HEWED SCOTCH EDGE
'CREEDMORE"
Railway Shoes ,
They will sell on the same terms 03 the' residue
of their summer stock , and ask railway
employees to call ana eianilne'.tliem.
REMEMBER THE PLACE !
Between Cass nnd California.
All GooflstoMin Plain Figures
JyO-m-w-8
Mothers , Wives , Daughters , Sons , Fathers ,
Ministers , Teachers , Business Men , Farm'
ers , Mechanics. ALL shoiUd bo Marncd avalnst
lining and lntnxluelnjf Into their HOMES Nos
trums and Alcoholic remedies. IU > o no such
jirejudlco agaliikt , or fear of "Warner's Safe
Tonic Bitters. " They are what they are claimed
to bo tianiilcw as milk , and contain only modi-
clnal tlrtucD. l'itract of pure u-Kctablesonly ,
They do not belong totlutiUvu known as "Cure-
All , " but only jirofcsn to reach case * hero the
dlccaeo originates In debilitated frames and Im
pure blood. A ixrfcct Spring and Summer
modldnc.
AThoroueh Blood Purifier. A Tonic Appe
tizer.
I'lcatant to the tostc , invigorating to tlm body.
Tlio mo t eminent plijtlclam recommend them
for their curatl * c } > roixrtlcij. Once used always
preferred.vxtrsr
vxtrsr "Trrynpfivrj
For the Kidneys , Liver nnd Urinary organs ,
me nothing "WARNER'S SAFE KIDNEY and
LIVER CURE. " It ( UiidsUnrivalled. Thoua-
and * OM o their health and hatmlnvui to It. Price ,
* 1.25ivr bottle. Wo offer "U aruer'n Sofa Tonic
Ulttvn" with uiual couddencc.
H. H. WARNER , Rochester , N. Y.
je le-tu-th-tat-lv
D. S. BENTON ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
AI1DACII HLOCK ,
Cor. Doa Vu and Uth SU. Umaba Neb.
C. F. lYlandersorii
ATTORNEY - LAW ,
12 Firuhitu St. , Omaha. Neb ,
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS.
HOTELS. niorniKToiis. TOWXS.
LEWIS HOUSE , JOHN S. LEWIS , Dow City , Iowa.
HARTNGY HOUSE , W , P. HUNTER , West Side , Iowa.
JIcHENRY HOUSE , T. W. BUTLER , Vail , Iowa.
SUMMIT HOUSE , &WAN & BECKER , Creiton , la.
JUDKIN8 HOUSE , JUDKIN8 & DRO. , Red Oak , la.
MENDIN HOTEL , ADOLPHWUNDER , Mendln , la.
THE CENTRAL HOUSE , JOSEPH 8ANKEY , Walnut , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , WM. LUTTOH , Vllllsca , la.
PARK HOTEL , W.J. QARVIN , Corning , In.
BELDEN HOTEL , A. W. BELDEN , Woodbine , la. .
LUSK HOUSE , JA8. A. LUSK , Logan , la ,
GOMMERCIAL HOTEL , O. F. CA8SADY , Denlton , la ,
DURKE'8 HOTEL , E. R. BURKE , Carroll , la.
GLIDDEN HOUSE , 8. M. LEWIS , Glldden , la.
6CRANTOH HOUSE , JOS. LUCRAFT , Scrnnton , la.
ASHLEY HOUSE , DAN EMBRCE , Grand Junction , In
HEAD HOUSE , JOS. SHAW & CO. , Jefferson , la.
MERCHANTS' HOTEL , CHENEY & CO. , Sioux City , la.
CHENEY'S UNION HOTEL , CHENEY BROS. , Mo. Valley June. ,
CITY RESTAURANT , J. JTUCK , Dunlap , la.
CHAPMAN'S 8ESTAURANT , T. O. CHAPMAN , Stanton , la.
NEOLA HOTEL , F. SIEVERT2 Neola , In.
WOODWORTH HOUSE , W. A. WOODWORTH , Atlantic , la.
CENTRAL HOUSE , 8. P. ANDERSON , Malvcrn , la.
EMERSON HOUSE , A. L. SHELDON , Emmorson , la.
CROMWELL HOUSE , MRS. R. COCHRAN Cromwell , la.
WALTON HOUSE , T. 0. WALTON , Onnwa , la ,
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , Blair , Neb.
MARSH HOUSE , W. W. BROWN INO , Brownvllc , Neb ,
CENTRAL BLOCK HOTEL FRED , 8TADELMANN , PlatUmouth , Neb'
[ 0. B. & Q. R. 11. , WESTERN IOWA. ]
S. II. MALL011Y & CO. , . . - . Bankers.
D. W. HIGBEE , . Attorney at Law.
A. M. GUILDS . Attorney at Low.
SWAN it BECKER . Summit House.
A. M. GUILDS . . . Tromont Hiuso.
G. M. BUTTS & CO . Hardware and Jewelry.
B. F. HEINLY & BRO . Grocers.
W. . KING , t . Grocer.
D. II. 1'ORTER . Dry Goods , Clothing Etc.
0. F. WRIGHT . General Cash Store.
J. W. ZIMMERMAN . Druggist.
THOS. McGRATH . Boots and Shoes.
S. P. PARDEY . Pardoy's Restaurant.
HENRY BRUNS . Meat Market.
MOONEY ELLIOTT . AVholesalo Butter and Egg Packers.
BUOKMAN & CO _ Cruston Creamery , Egcs , Butter and Cream.
JOHN O'KEEFE . Merchant Tailor.
A. T. RUNYON . Manager Chicago Lumber Co.
KLOOS , KEARNEY & CO . Pearl Flouring Mills.
W. E. CUTLER . Photographic and Crayon Artist.
STILES & NEWELL . Creston Iron Works.
J. C..HARTMAN . Wagonmaker and Blacksmith.
G. II. HURST . Carpenter and Builder.
PARDUN & TAYLOR . Tonsorial Parlors.
S. A. BREWSTER . Creston Weekly Advertiser.
ALLEN & BUSH . Book Store , Agents DAILY BIK. :
BRADFIELD & ALLEN . Pine Street Livery Stable.
JOHN CONWAY . Liquor Store.
A. J. RUSSELL , General Merchandise.
F. A. NYE Glonwood Hotel.
C. H. TOWSLEE , Bakery , Confectionery and Fancy Groceries.
MACK HALE Groceries and Produce.
M. G. EDWARDS Drugs , Paints , Oils and Glass.
W. H. PARSONS Physician and Surgeon.
DAILY JOURNAL :
1213 Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb.
B. S. HARRINGTON. E. P. NEWELL.
WESTERN POLISH CO. ,
MANUFACTUKE11S OF
WESTERN STAR STOVE POLISH !
AND
BEAU BRUMMEL BOOT BLACKING ,
"ALSO DEALEHS IN
E3 Z3LiO3SJSE < X3-T&3KTXL .TSr
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Jy 2i-tf
ISH & McMAHON ,
1406 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NEB.
The LOnly Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAILORDERS.
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Heljmuth Ladies' College.
Patroness , H. R. H. PRINCESS LOUISE. Founder and President , The Right Rev , I. HELL-
MUTH , O. D. , ' O. O. L. , LORD BISHOP OF HURON. . Fall Term opens
Wednesday , September 21st.
Handsome oiul ipoclous buildings , I cautUully situated In n most healthy locality , about lour 'hours '
by rail ( rora Niagara Falli , anil on ono of the principal thron 'i routes between the liist und West.
Tlio OUOUNUB comprise 140 aero. The nlni of the founder of this college Is to provide tlic Muhest
Intellectual ami praalcally useful education. The whole sj > tcin Is based upon the soundest PRO
TESTANT principles , as the only solid Ijasls for the right formation of character. FRENCH Is the
language. eixjUcn In the eollciro. MU6IO a Bjwclalty-
Hoard , Laundry and Tuition 1'ceB , Including th uholocourcoof EnglUli. the Ancient and Mod
ern LanguagesCallisthenics ; , Drawing and 1'alntlnir. use 1'iano and Library Jleillcal attendanceand
Mcdcinc , WOO iwr annum. A rckuctlon of one-half for the daiitthtcrs of Clergj men. ror"clru-
hrs" and lull particular * addrcsj JIIKS CLINTON , Lady 1'riiiclpal , llellnmth LadlfH * College , LONDON , .
ONTARIO , CANADA. nionitliurd-'iu
FEARON & COLE ,
Commissson Merchants ,
1121 Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb ,
Consignments madoustt 111 rccehc jroniit | attention. Itefcrences First Not. Dank and Omaha HUB
M'DONALD AND HARRISON ,
F-AJEt. JTIFT / % TVi : ' ' '
ARE NOW OFFERING FOll ONE MONTH ONLY
DECIDED BARGAINS
mar
Ladies' ' Suits , Cloaks , Ulsters , Circulars , Etc. ,
A.TT COST1.
200 Handsome Suits , at $5.00 ; 300 Stylish Suits , $10.00 :
75 Black Silk Suits , $17.OO.
Wo have several lots of staple goo ls which will bo offered at
SEVENTY-FIVE GENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
All ladies should avail themselves of this great sale of J
CORSETS AND UNDERWEAE , 'LINEN AND -MOHAIR ULSTERSj
SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS , LAWN SUITS
AND SACQUES.
j , < , .u MCDONALD & HARRISON.