8 THE 0 irfAIIA DAILY MONDAY , JUNE 27 , 1892.
STANDING OF THE SCHOLARS
of tbo Examination in tbo Eighth
Grade of the Public Schools.
PUPILS WHO HAVE WON THE HONORS
llnr l OiimtloinVhlch the Schnlnrn Ifnil to
imvcr-biiccpUdtHl Cnmllilntc * lor 1'ro.
motloii-A Omul SlioHln-l'or-
CciiUigu ot the I-uclty Ones.
Did I pass In the question thnt Interests
Bt-vcrnl hundred mlplh of the eighth grade
In the Omaha schools Just nt projont.
Tdoio eighth grade pupils want to bo fresh-
inon In the High school next year and the
jnoblcm of passing a sutUfaclortf oxamlua-
tlon Is therefore a very Important ono to
thum.
Botwcon BOO and -IOJ pupils took the ox-
nmliiatlon for admission , and' out of the
number 111" nro oulltlcil to ndmlsilon. There
ere sovcrnl othcw who may bo admitted by
taking a special examination In ono or two
studios , provided , of COUMO , that they pass a
sntlttuctory examination upon the second
trial.
The following quoitlons in physical
geography , history , gramunr , and arith
metic formed the l'.irnassus which the can
didates h.id to surmount in such a manner as
( o criutlo thorn to n ratluit of 75 cor cent In
order to bo admitted.
I'liyxlcil ( tcngnipUjr.
1. ( nVhat Is a nvorl What produces
III ( b ) What Is the cnuso of inundations such
as wo huvo boon having in this coaatry tun
S'a. | ' What arc the tides ! explain how they
nro caused.
! 1. What nro Isothermal lines 1 In what
does tlio Isothermal line for Om.ib.ti vary
Irom the parallel of latitude for Omahal
I. What Is dew , and. explain Its forma
tion I Explain the dlfforonud between a fog
and a cloud.
0. Name and locate Jlvo noted volcanoes.
Btotc tuo causoH of oartUiiuakoj.
0. Muutlou the causus which affect cll-
muto.
7. Explain the direction and cause ot
land and so.i breezes.
8. What Is the cuuso of winds } What
ore the trndo7lndsl
V. Explain tlio formation of co.il.
10. Why nro latios that have no outlet
mill Why li Alaska wanner than the east
ern part of ilritlsh and North America 1
Arithmetic. '
1. Uoduco In Us Blmpli-st form :
'
2J . : - SMi 1 5-lx ! ! ?
3. A collar Is 20 loot lonp , IS feet widoand
l fcot deup ; how inunh additional will It cose
nt 15 cents a cubic yard to cnlarco this collar
until it Is ! J3 foot long , 21 foot wldo and 12
feetdoepl
U. A man sold a horse for 5240 and thereby
lost 25 per cent ; if ho had bold It for fill )
would ho bavo gained or loit , and what per
cent !
I. A manufacturer sent bis broker $25,000
to Invest In cotton ; after deducting his com
mission of 2J4 per cent , bow many pounds of
cotton , nt n cunts u pound , did the broker
purchase !
n. A mini loaned $810 for 2 years nudli
months , and received S'JJ ' interest ; what was
the rate per cent.
0. What Is the fnco of a note whoso
proceeds , when discounted at 8 \ > cr cent for
IX ) days , cn.ua' ' S2I05.SH
7. If 12 men mow ( H acres of crass in 8
days of 8 hours each , In how many days , of
lO'hours each , can 15 men mow UD acres !
Bolvc by annlysU.
8. A room is i0 ! fcot lonp , 10 fcot wide ,
mid 12 foot high ; what U the dlstanco from
ono of the lower corners to thu upper
opposite cor-ier !
0. Two nun contribute S7.233 to n busi
ness , ono throc-llfths as much as thoothor ; if
their prollts uro IWX Pcr COIlt' ° f tbelr
capital , how much ouglit each receivef
10. On how many acres could a horse food
if ho were lied to a stake by u line 1UO yards
long I
HUtory.
1. Wrlto the preamble to the constitution
of the United Suites.
2. ( a ) Who was Robert Morris 1 Alex
ander Hnmlltoti ! John ( J. Calbount Lieu-
Jamln Franklin ! John C. Fremont ! ( b )
Name four generals who served in the army
of the United States and who afterwards became -
came presidents.
a. What do yod understand by the * Monroe -
roe doctrine ! Fugitive tlavo law ! Missouri
compromise ! Alabama claims ! JohnBrowii'd
raid !
4. Show the territorial prowth of our
country slnco the war of the revolution ,
elating what and when various sections became -
came n part of the United States.
5. ( n ) Name two battles or the revolution
fouzht before the declaration of Indepen
dence was mado. ( b ) What city was the
fit-it capital of the United States ) ( u ) Name
the original thirteen states , ( d ) Which was
first settled ! Which last !
0. ( a ) State briefly thrco canses of the
war of revolution , ( b ) State mam cau osot
the civil war.
7. ( n ) What two great victories were
won by the union forces on tbo 4th day of
July , 181)31 ( b ) Name the two greatest union
generals , ( c ) Name the two greatest con-
fodurnto generals , ( d ) ' Who was the secre
tary of war during the rebellion !
8. ( a ) Name five great Inventions that
belong to Amnrlcn. ( b ) Mention our greatest
historian ; proatcst pool ; greatest living inventor -
vontor ; ono of our greatest writers of ilctlon ,
AVbom do you consider the foremost living
American citizen I
0. ( u ) If the free coinage bill should pass
the housa and senate , and bo vetoed by the
president , how inlirht U still becomoalaw !
( b ) Name two presidents who wcro not
elected by the people and yoi served ai presi
dents , ( o ) Under what circumstances and
how may a man become president without
receiving a majority of tbo electoral votoi
( d ) What tire the quullllcatlons of the presi
dent , as Klvon by the constitution !
10. ( a ) Who Is governor of Nebraska ! ( b )
Name thu senators from Nebraska , ( c )
Name two congressmen from Nobraska. ( d )
Wtio is mayor of Otnnhaf ( o ) Who , In your
Judgment , U the foremost citizen of No-
uraskul
Uriimmnr.
1. tfho city of Homo ten * tnrtchcil with
the spoils of the whole world , and htnl tint
nlr of pomp and magnificence , which Bulled
the greatest empire that the world t ver saw.
2. I'nrsu the Italicized words.
! ) . Point out the principal clauses and
subordinateclausos. .
4. 1'oltit out the phrases , ( b ) What
docs each pbraso modify ! ( a )
0. I'oint'out the verbs , stnthiB whether
each is transitive or Intransitive.
t ) . Ulvo Hvo rules for the use of capital
Jetton , lllustrutlnp.cnch rule.
7. What Is n partlciplol An Inflnltlvol
Wrlto a sontcncu whlim shall contain both
an Inllnitlvo and a participle.
8. Immortality U the rainbow of hope ,
Which shines through the tears of grief.
( Anulyzo. )
U. Write a short account , r.ot lois than
thirty lines , of soiuo book whluU you have
read during the year. ,
10. Correct , if uecossarVt giving reasons.
( n ) It ain't ' true , ( b ) llotwoouyou and I , ho
cannot bo trubtod. ( u ) Evurv pupil should
study their lesion , ( d ) Noltbur the tier o
nor the wagon are. world much , ( e ) The
co mm 1 1 too were appointed to report at the
uoxt mooting ,
of tile
The following facts about the rotult of the
examinations have been curofully Kloanod
from the oxamlnatloii papers. In the oxttnn-
uatlons ihe pupils are not known by unmo ,
but by uumuer.
1'uplU roproscntod by the following mil in
here foil below 50 in physical geograpny ; 'M ,
D'7. 003.
The following fell below 60 In history ! 78 ,
g5 , IK ) . 0. , im. IIW. H5 , lK.Mft7. ) 171. 177 ,
101 , aT7 , W 628 , 6il , 613 , 601 , OUO , OIW , 070 ,
710.
710.Tho following { oil below 60 In grammar :
131. 627 , COS , 070.
The following foil below 60 In arithmetic ;
6. ' , , IK ) . IBs , 189. 145. 151) ) . 171. 177. 101. a U ,
1177 , 1171 , 6-J7 , oA 001 , 077 , 009 , Oft , 0W ! , 007 ,
1,70. 003 , 710 , 710.
The following made between 60 and 00 in
physical eeozrapby13 ; , 131 , 101 , i)07 ) , U7I ,
I.J7. . f.10 , 613 , 009 , 008.
f Tb.0 lollowiutf are between 60 and CO iu his
tory : Ml , mM , n03 , 317. 330. 33 } , 301 , 307 , 412 ,
M'J , filO , iMl ) , cm , OTJ , 071 , IX)9 ) , 03J.
The following mndo bativoen M and ( V ) tn
grntnmer : W , 1 4 , 137. 307 , fi27 , 078 , 037 , OOJ.
Tbu following made between 50 and 00 in
arithmetic : 61 , 02 , 120,11 U , 129 , 17.1 , 376 , 891 ,
The following tnndo between 03 and 70 la
physical KOOKraoh.v ! 33 , 53 , SJ , 03 , 14" . 171 ,
170 , 189 , S41 , 314 , 3J4 , 3W , CJ1 , 37o , ! 5J , 878 ,
443 , 5'17 , WO , 519 , 601 , 071) ) , ( ISO , 002 , 710.
Tnuio nro betwcon liO und 70 In hUtorv :
r.7 , wi. los , nit , 120. no. 127.137 , m , 139,154 ,
172 , 173 , ISC , 241 , 8.V3 , 270 , 831 , 339 , 3SS , 405 ,
30J , 378 , 401 , 33) ) , Jlfl'J. ' 633 , 537 , 674 , 603. 575.
570 , 678 , fiOO , 009 , 033.
The following mndo between 00 and 70 in
grammar : 85. OJ , IU , On , 09 , 159 , 171 , 175,177 ,
SIB. S3J , 33J , 309 , 379 , 510 , 031 , 093 , 072 , 071 ,
077 , 710.
Those are between 03 and TO m arithmetic :
00 , 09 , 130 , 137 , 141 , 151. liVJ , 189 , 241 , 3) : ) ,
325 , STo , 401 , 3(17. ( 309 , t)0 ) , 442 , 500 , 611 , 677 ,
001,090,001) ) , 712 , O'JO.
The following are between 70 and 83 in
physical Reo.rr.inhy : 69.75.00,110,1)7. HO ,
130 , U.I , 15' , 157. 103 , 177 , 178 , 1S7 , i.2J , 215.
258ilk ) , 209 , 270 , 271 , 80.J. 803 , 3)3 ) , 318 , 8A ) ,
! I2J. 8)7 , SI'S , 3)9 , 331 , 8J2 , 3UO , 837 , 83J , 81)1 ,
The following are between 70 and 80 In
541 , lit ! , 519 , WO , 703. 095 , JOOJ , 073 , 09 , 039 ,
700. 7)0. 00. : !
The following hive between 70 and 80 In
03J.
03J.These
These made between 80 and 93 In physical
'JO ) , 27) , 3.13 , 333 , 810 , 8.M , 8'Jt , 3J5 , 309. 311 ,
315 , 310 , 317 , 310 , 320 , 321 , 8')0 , 370 , 3S'J ' , 405 ,
The following have between 83 and 90 in
history : 21 , 5' . 59 , 05 , 75 , 111 , 125 , 107 ,
3J5 , MO , 3S5 , 397. 379 , 3SO , 3S4 , 393 , 305 , 375 ,
832 , 830. 331 , 483 , 4U1. 4S5. 4U , 411 , 480 , 439 ,
6159 ,
(
o.'s ; oio :
This following received between 80 and 90
In grammar : 89 , 43 , 37 , 55 , 59 , 75 , S3 , 9) ) , 107 ,
109 , 115. 105. 100 , 101 , 12-3 , 127 , 13) , 133 , 141 ,
152 , 150 , 101 , 10J. 170 , 17J. 170. 173 , 18) , 181 ,
185 , ISO , 191 , 210 , 223. 2)9. 231. 233 , 235 , 241 ,
219 , 251 , 253 , 255 , 2(5) ( , 203 , 271 , 305 , 307. 309.
312. 314 , 310 , 318 , 319 , 3')0 , 32) , 32J , 825 , 3)7 ,
820 , 3) ! , 8H. 335 , 370. 333,837,393,895,375 ,
405 , 404 , 332 , 8(5(5 ( ( , 3rS. 873 , 3'.I2 ' , 331.871,410 ,
145 , 4sii. 489 , 451 , 401 , 4'JO , 402. 409 , 40 ! ) , 4'JS ,
412 , 437 , 5)3. 524 , 5)9 , 5'JO. Ml. 53' ) , 5'Jr. 533 ,
589 , 510 , 543 , 518 , 551 , 573 , 5SO , 570 , 501 , 093 ,
035 , 031 , 702 , 001. 097 , OSU , 705 , 70S ; 710 , 712 ,
714 , 715 , 718. 023 , (521 ( , 023 , 029 , 03) ) , 033.
These received between 80 and 00 In arith
metic : 83 , 57 , 80 , 03 , 93 , 109 , 105 , 100 , 104 , 127 ,
133 , 185 , 148 , 17' ) , 170 , 178 , 182 , 187 , 183 , 219 ,
223 , 213 , 255 , 259 , 20(5 ( , 270 , 3J4 , 307 , 303.313 ,
810 , 810 , 3)0. 82,5. 8K ) , 3)1 , 335. 874 , 3S-3 , 405 ,
104 , 302 , 33-2 , 8iO ! , 376 , 803 , 390. 400 , 881 , 410 ,
415 , 4S7. 165 , 441 , 491 , 490 , 503. 625. C30 , 585 ,
580 , 533 , 519 , 570 , 503 , 5112 , 572 , 573 , 530 , 701 ,
1)90 , 003 , (574. OS7 , 030 , 081 , 033 , 702 ' 714 , 718 ,
7U > , 731 , 027 , (5.T2. (
The following received from 00 to 100 ,
physical geography : 81. 47..21 , 87 , 53 , 57 , 00 ,
03 , 72 , 82 , 03 , 110 , 118 , 125 , 109 , 115 , 100 , 101 ,
101 , 122 , 182. 135. 100 , 101 , 101 , 170 , 173 , 175.
Ib2 , 1S3 , 180 , 190 , 101. 100. 233 , 235 , 239. 249 ,
257 , 259 , 258 , 203 , 203 , 2(54. ( 209 , 307 , 313 , 803 ,
3S. ) , LOT. 379. 4U2 , 303 , 305 , 838 , 372 , 800 , 899 ,
400,433,443,483,410,430 , 433 , 480 , 400. 490 ,
487 , 502 , 5J4 , 510. 512 , 532. 531 , 533 , 531 , 539 ,
57J. 531 , 509 , 507 , 530 , 503 , 574 , SO' ) . f > 05. 572 ,
577 , 573 , 570. 701 , 039 , liOJ. 070 , 037 , 091 , OS5 ,
153. ' , 03'3 , 703 , 095 , 09.J , (501 ( , 097 , 071 , 710 , 711.
717 , 719 , 0)5 ) , 020 , 027 , 023. 029 , 030 , 031 , 031 ,
J35.030. ,
These received botwcen 00 and 10" in hls-
torv : 83 , 31 , 47 , 75. 87. 9J , 110 , 113 , 117 , 109 ,
122J 100 , 101 , 185 , 100 , 217 , 223 , 238 , 247 , 259 ,
203 , 204 , 332 , 311. 819 , 3)3. 324 , 3'JO , 323 , 329 ,
303 , 337. 833 , 5'Jl , 3iK ) , 373 , 899 , 312 , 400 , 4S3.
The tollowing received from 00 to 100 In
grammar : 83 , 31 , 47 , 21. 40 , 57 , 03. 03. 72 , 87 ,
111,118,125 , 117. 188 , 141. 101 , 103 , 172,183 ,
1S7.-100 , WO , 217 , 221 , 225 , 2)7 , 237 , 230 , 243 ,
247 , 257 , ' )59 , 20' ) , 253 , 203 , 201 , 2(17. ( 270 , 803 ,
301 , 8'J3 , 311. 815 , 828 , 380 , 337 , 3'18 , 810 , 803 ,
855 , 870 , 397 , 830. 834 , 402 , 374. 333 , 302 , 872 ,
403 , 393 , 891 , 4')0 ) , 433 , 433. 439 , 453. 433 , 487 ,
401 , 435 , 434. 411 , 444 , 450 , 453 , 5'J2 , 500 , 508 ,
510. 512. IVK , 523 , 031 , 533 , .755 , 550 , 581. 509 ,
507 , 530 , 570 , 503. 503 , 674 , 575 , 502. 505 , 571 ,
572. 577. 570 , 501. 573 , 0-fl , 091 , 070 , 092 , 074 ,
037 , OSO , 03" ) , 033 , 704 , 717 , 025 , 020 , 027 , 031 ,
(531 ( , 0)5 ) , 030.
The following received from 00 to 100 In
317,3)2.821,827,323,329 , 332 , 837 , 833 , 830 ,
897 , 379 , 833. 334 , 337. 81)5 , 395 , 872 , 40J ,
The lollowlnK received 100 In physical
geography : 117 , Castollar school : 33t , Long
school ; 033 , 001 , 092 , 075 , 071 , Walnut Hill
school.
These received 100 In hlstorv : 402 , Long
school ; OSS , Walnut Hill ; 031 , Saratoga
school.
The following have received 100 In gram
mar : 110 , ( Jastellar school ; 101 , Central
school ; 443 , Mason school ; 591 , Omaha View
hchool532 ; , 1'nclllcschool ; 701 , 033 , 000 , 075 ,
091. Walnut Hill.
The following received 100 In arithmetic :
21. 40. 89. Bancroft school ; 59 , OJ , O'l , Casi
school ; 111 , Cnsiollar school ; 101 , Contr.U
school ; 233 , 249 , Farnnm school ; 207 , 209 ,
ICrllom school ; 808 , 3)3 , Lake school ; 80S ,
335,370,330 , iMag school : 483,413 , 483,433 ,
Hill ; 725Vohstor. .
Numbers C41. 120 , 120 , 189 , 375,145. 153,151 ,
001 , (507 ( , 079 , 710 , 839 , 140 will bo admitted ou
passing an examination in arithmetic next
.September.
The largest class admitted was from Lake ,
87 in number ; tbo next largest , 81 from the
Long ; tuo next largest , 23 from Walnut
Hill.
Xumes of Those Admitted.
Here are the names of thOse entitled to
admission to the High school :
Bancroft School , Andy Hunsou. Ella And-
res , Maude Andres , Walter Uhamborlln , Ed
gar Charron , Albert Stoft , Willie Gamble ,
Anna German.
Uass School Anton Grant nor , Daisy El-
rod , Herbert Staudovan , Uaymond Bustler ,
Chester Frnnlilin , John Uopors , WlllloUodso ,
Albert Krause , Olga Moore , Lyda llyrno ,
Adolph Shano. Jauk Sharp , Willie Hann ,
Willie Lyou , Hannah Logasso , Yiuco Ura-
ham.
Castollar School Albert Newton , Blanche
Nelson , Hello Bruce , Louis Bauer
Met * Drage , Anna McDun , Goorco
Paddock , Florence Mardl * . LanrltU
Hohlbiby , Artlo Crawford , Uoorgo PSrltor ,
Aniilo Gamble. Anton J.ikL *
Control School Annie Gupon , Annie
Shlvorlclt , Emma Moore , Nrll Burchard ,
Norma Wood , Boilo Baedlo , Utcbard Grotto ,
Anna Schmidt , Courtney Dnlo , Guy Hess ,
James Uoeby , Mabel Unrbor , Willie nlc-
Ausland , Ethel Morse , .Maralo Snoyd , Carrlo
Uoicnstom , Maud Axteil , Blrdlo Balback ,
Willie Johnson , Eva IConimrd.
Davenport School Inez Corbatt , Isixbol
Will , Mabol Slmpion , May Tiffany , Nlnix
Stolu , Ktchard Blvlns , Mary Eg
bert , John Shirley , John Shannon ,
Farnnm School Hc.nta Hawks , Kenneth
Evan , .losso Bovins , Ethel Lynn , Matnlo
Goerna , Lyda Bralimrd , Arthur Welshnn * ,
Mngglo Dohcrly , Mir McMastor , Stnlln
Urainard , Josephine Boll , Utnaldo Davis ,
Blanche Parker , Robert Towno , Daborah
Woluborgor , Myrtle Johnson , Arthur Hurl-
but , Ella Sandbarg , Carrlo Pratt , Axol Uus-
tnfson , May HnlT , EUdlo Sputhman , Ella
Brccxonrldgo , Borlhn Hlggtns ,
ICcllom School Anna Uonnott , Frcdcrlcita
Wnssols , HlcharJ Johnson , Julln Loooor ,
Uor.t Enowald. Lena Nowmitn , Elslo Tru-
mnn , Emily wlgmau , Jennlo * Pnttorson ,
Gr.ico Bassott.
Lake School Fred Martin , Guy Munsol ,
Blanche Lyons , Katie Hubonstoln , Alllo
Ltilno , Losllo Tnatchar , Sitrah Macutnbor ,
Cbnrloj Brown , Mabol Beard , Maguorlto
Gannon. Grace Uayraond , Mattia Boyd ,
Nnntuo Shook , Arthur Stakes , Fred Halstod ,
George Gardner. Nolllo Weber , Mury
Lohmcr , Mamlo Wllhomy , Ada JClng , Frank
Freeman , Esther Fried , Mabel Lntoy ,
Olga Curtis , Grace Crandall , Hans Hanson ,
Lillian Hammond , Carrie Clark. Fred Tibkn ,
E'llth Harmon , Juslo Kollotior , Willie Soluor ,
Uuth Snowdon , Arthur Corbott , William
Jackson , Mlnuio Allison , James Tralll , Joslo
Kelhor.
Long School Uuth Sprn > ? uo , Inn Dodge ,
Ella Lldstono , Hello Markhnm , Anna Col-
vln , Lonu Mangum , William Berry , Cassttt
Markwood. Myrtle Snyder , BesUo ICano ,
EmmaEdllng , Grace Chtlds , Bossto Scrog.
Etta Wiilpplo , Mlnnio Lemon , Harry Hor-
zag , Fran ( do McGonlgal , Jav Morrlam ,
Maude Shanklln , Sarali Kallsb , FranK
Coolny , Frank Hutchison , George Hopper ,
Anna Watt , Maud Saippard , Minnlo Mont
gomery , George Monroe , Maud Sundcrland ,
Dulsy Schollald , Winner Halsoy , Lilllo
Snyder , Edxvard Sheldon , Mabol Muthls.
Mason School Phona Jensen , Dwlght
Her , Ainos Levi , Hhubv Forbes , Dick
Woltv , Carl Connell , Carrie Melson , F.tnulo
Meyers , Clcmio Uussol , Bosslo Dunham ,
Horace Dunn , Chnrlos Goodull , Emma Dun
can , Huldu Hart , Mabol Kood , John Maob ,
Theresa Harris , Arthur Tobbins. Loulso
Heller , Selma Hollman , Jennie Woarno ,
Ethel itlddlck , Htilpn Bush , Mlnnio DownIng -
Ing , Anna Potord , Sadlo BJIUI , Lena Hoh-
fold , Loran Gray.
Omaha Vlow Marie Brown , Huldan
Johnson , Francis Stain , Willie Hoblnsou ,
John Walker , Julius Schlolp.
Park School Bertha Shackloford , Georgq
Morton , Bertha Carter , Germain Towl , Tru-
mun Jackson , Fred Dulo , Rolla Ernest , Hose
Hlclcstoln , Belle Goldsmith , Josophtno Stan-
ton. Lillian Million , Minnlo Hlckstcln , Mel-
Ito Schultz , Josopbino Blart , Grace Wilko ,
Helen Day , Mnck Morton , May Bartlett ,
Anna Mitchell. Burtis Burr. Myrtle Do
GralT , Maud Peck.
Pacific School Edwin Stoltonborg , Gabriel -
briol Sachs , Frank Cox , Emma Uoslcny ,
Otlllio NOvo , Amy Borgstrum , Anna Swa-
clno , Anna Schospoo , Augusta Kramer , Olga
Androon. Louisa Vonnuto. Agnes Williams.
Hnttio Manger , Emma Kent , Bosslo Jotor ,
Lucy Fisher , Agnes Flelgen , Charles
Vodioka , Henry Nester , Leo Lowry , Robert
Hunter , Jumos Ford.
Walnut Hill Alvrtlo Bennett , \Villio
Anderson , Gcorgo Noland , Mngglo Boyer ,
Owen Hum.ir , Harry Foster , Louis Jankow-
ski , Allco Gage , May SboomaUor , Florence
Whltnoy , Adclo Fltzpatrlck , Jlasslo Du-
moil , C'lairo Balrd , Frank Iloltm.in , Belle
Uyan , Thomas HoJcin , Eucinia Mackln ,
Josslo Wcous , Grace Edwards , Cordlo
Tiyamlny , Iiula Light , Myrtle Sponsor , Hay
Wagnoy , Charles Seaman , IJati Whitney ,
Francis Savidgo , Ethel Soavor , Willie
Anderson , Noys Spafford.
Webster School Jeanette Jepson , Ada
Borg , MinnU Crane , Mary Nelson , Willie H.
Wovmuller , Fanhlo Doherty , Harrv Benson ,
Esther Borjjiulst ( , Hal Ho os. Uhuby Alt-
man , Minnie Anderson , Lillian Ponder , Stella
Bdtdorf.
Saratoga School Muriel Goodrich , Ethel
McKay , William Lyman , John Auslon , Al-
venla Bonkhardt , William Cody , Dola San
der , Bertha Cotton , Gr.ico Hunter , Maggie
Scanlon , Ella Gruonig , Alary Shorwin.
Ambler School Gr.ico Young , Vlcklo
Nobes. Ida Mollvalne , Daisy Thomas , Ealo
Kitchen , Jennlo Weaver , Gortlo Weaver ,
Charles Weaver.
Numbers 511 , 120 , 129. 189 , 875 , 145 , 153. 154 ,
001 , 007. 079. 710 , 339 will ho admitted on
passing examination in arithmetic in September -
tombor ; numbers 130 and 157 on passing ex
amination in history In September.
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For the national p.-ohibltloh conven
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tickets at itbovo rate on Juno 27 nnd 23.
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Loss than half ( aro.
I or the Younsr Pooplo's S3oioty of
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tid Santtocra and return -S.'JO.Co.
For tha N.itlonal l'jluc.Ulonil : auoala-
tlon thoWabtsh will neil round trij >
tickets at above r.tto July 4 to 10 , witli
cliolco ot routes via St. Louis or
Uhio.iKO.
Uhio.iKO.Uh
Uh Detroit and return 820.50.
For the U iptldt Younff Pooplo's unioi
the Wiibash will soil round trip tickets
ut above rate July 12 nnd i't
For tickets , stooping car accommoda
tion and a toldor giving lists of routes ,
sldo trip1 ! , cost of saino , with other
valuable information , call at Wnbiish
olllco , 1602 Fiirnam street , or wrlto
GKOKCJK N. UiwA.YTO > f ,
N. W. P. und , Tlolcot Agent ,
_ Omaha , Nob.
The Ite puliitliiu of the rcniuylvuiilii Coin
For doing things well will draw to Its
Hues a. largo business for the proposed
first class excursions leaving Chicago for
Now Yorlc on the 6th , Oth and 7th of
July on the tlmo of the famous Koysto.no
express at 10:46 : u , m. Special trains
with modern equipment. IJutcs less
thuii usual. Tickets goou to return until
August 15lh. Piirtioulars will bo given
by Luce , 218 Clarlc street , Chicago.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Powder
PURE
R Laclu ffibuises Ladies
A Few Secrets from Hep Own
Experience ( Which Can Bo
Profitably Adopted
by JOthors.
IknoimchsrmlntlititrwlioknoTS moro bcnullfu
nmlnttritctlTowninen thAnnnr oilier Imlr In this rltr
In convemntUm , rocontiy , uno ML"f otlcn Tool
vcrrnorry lien l eo o ninny beniHtful wumcii no
( U'licnlo.nn I tnrcrlnv * o miiclinn > l 1 Imvu nflcn
n ko 1 mjr lf u hut the rcaom 17 I think Inillc * ilo not
cxorcMutliuiroorotroi. | Tliorilonat crtt luiurl'li-
Init ( unl , tlicjr nmcorvlofinf their feet , tliclr nuckx ,
llu'lrclic't * . In tills wny thur oven the door for ills-
ca KX , nn I those thnuininl of trtiulilo wlilch > u often
nnllct nomnnklnil , lint , wumo limn nil , tliojr allnir
tlu-lrlUo nntl utri-nirth to run dorrn to n low rhli.
How many wumonno xeocim Unntly In thin cnnclt.
tlnn. Thcr noctl help , Ihrjr need nuiiiothlnv tnilcn | < iiil
upon , ennietlilnit that n ill ni < l9t thorn , sumo f rlcnil In
ni'Ol. 1 know thl < Inrxvly from mjr own cxiiorluiicc.
for 1 wm once In the m\na \ cumlltlon nij-scir. I
thoinihtthoiiinttcr ovorc.irctully , mid itcclilcd what
I would ilo. I knunr t npodud n Kcntlc , cunnlntit
xtltiKilnnt , simcthlnit tmt ! would ii"l t mjr vital
fore . keoi | mr liloinl tlirotibllmiind not inn tonic. I
decided to try IiilTf' I'uro Matt Whl ky , and Us of-
foot hil hccn Kliuply wonderful. 1 do nut Know whut
) uilti , rlcknoKorwon'turiK nro , nnd I nm untlntlol
Indies Kvnurnllr could ho III the sumo liuppy cundltlun
hy n prupprn'o or llio name niuiuis. "
'lhlilaily' rLMintrKi are entitled tilno greatest con-
tlilprathm , for they tirunn Indication 01 whnt linn *
ilroJ' of la lies Imvo found to bo a necessity. It
should be hornoln mind , however , that It ! only piiro
whisky which should urer ! > o used , and that DnlTy'a
IMire Alaltlt the only one which rent'lvc * the endorse *
iiimitot clcntlsti and the rocoiiiuiendatlon-i of | ihy-
Iclnn ; . Do not allow any druR lstor uroior to In-
uco you to take uny othur.
Healthful , Agreeable , Cleansing.
Cures
Chapped Hands , "Wounds , Burns , Etc.
Remove o aiid. Prevents Dandruff *
WHITE RUSSIRH
Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water
tlio Hack. Cold Har.tlsor Feet ,
Had Circulation , Dluo Lines
under tlio Kres.lMmpJei
nntl nil otlicrftervomor. ,
IlloodUIecfxrcslncit
, -.jfttLUtntotfrcti Goccnta
aviat. For > nlo by l > ruff *
alUt orrcntliy mall.
CERTAIN , SPEEDY.
V'SMOBB ' S niEBICINK CO. ,
'BAJK FJRANCISCO < .r.cincAao.
fOtt 6A1.K 1 OMAHA. NtU. , UV
Kuhn ft Co. , Co.MSth & UouRljuSlB. ,
J A. Fuller tfGO. , Cor.'HIti .t IntKl ) : > j.6ts.
A. W. Foster ft Co.iComrell ninffs , lajj
To b iDieiibed upon the mstble lab which
tball mart Iti o last lasting placa'ul
NERVOUS ,
CHRONIC
AND
PRIVATE
DISEASES
Is alro.id ; written. But before you abandon all
bope and give yourself up to die. have a prlvalft
consultation wild America' ! most cUted and
luccosslul Bpeclallcts. the famous
DRS. BETTS & BETTS ,
whose createst triumphs have been won la Ihe
cure ol cases wblcb otbera failed to cure.
Send 4 cenn la iiuapii for llielr lmudom l )
Illutiraled new book of 120 pases , worlu IU
itolgtit tn cold.
Consultation froo. Call upon or addrasi nltt
itamp ,
DRS. i3ETTS & BETTS.
110 South IHh St. N. 10. Corner 1 Uh
and Douglas SH
Omaha ,
. . .j butt mwllduekvimulur lillloui.
cru. cuiutliUlnu | , dy i > r | u. Icul
Srcath , UiaiUcbu , tioaillturii.louof
t MM-tlte , uiculnl dtj ivjulon , luluful
? 'aI ad4eVe'r/fll. is rwultiUKfroiii
. tl" ' o rUllurabjrllui > tonuuli , llrvrorlu
Jl.ninjre . lo perform iLilf iitoixr rum iloiu. I'trwinn
* Klrm tourVi'Ckilnit ji > Uiitliti-dtvUkliiirouci ftir
" "iiUinral. fA-v l.t . iiu.ll , 1 irroin , < i jiupli'l5j ;
I UII'iM ) ClU-HfUAl , CO..I < l pruc tt.hi : > r lorL
U Frequer ntly want
a now
IDEA IN ADVERTISING.
Aildrcsa suddenly , without notleu ,
O i/l u/HI AilrcrtlflHH llnrrau , A * . 1 * . f.lfe-
SUMMER'S TUFF
-ON-
SUMMER STUFF.
You can divide that up in sections to suit. You can say it faster
or slow. You can say it all in one sentence , or you can say it on the in
stallment plan a little at a time ; it comes out in the same way every
time you say it Summer's "tuff" on summer stuff. Man gets up in the
morning and arrays himself in all his glory , like Solomon of old ( but
in a more modern costume of course ) . He puts on a clean shirt , im
maculate collar and cuffs and his best summer suit and sallies forth
looking as slick as the famous "posey" of Solomon's time. One of "old
Sol's" rays strikes him , and raises cain with his raiment. A good thincf'
for a sensible man like you to do , is to come right down town and see
us not that we'll give you a "cool reception" far from it ; but that we'll
show you good things for a man in your business to wear. Take our
elevator or rather don't take it , we might want to use it again ; but ride
up to second floor in our elevator and see the hundreds of elegant coats
and vests for summer. You'll see fine fancy striped brilliantine coats
and vests at two fifty ; you'll see fine changeable brilliantine and all
wool flannel coats and vests , worth four fifty , marked two dollars and. ,
ninety cents ; at three fifty you'll be shown coats and vests in fine
serges and Drap d'Etes , that our neighbors think good enough to get
six dollars for ; you'll see the finest imported bedforcl cords and Eng
lish serges made into coats and vests , and marked five and a quarter ;
you'll find the same goods being sold in Omaha for eight and nine del
lars. These goods come in every shade and color from sombre black
to the lightest smoke. After you buy your coat and vest ( because buy
you will ) go down stairs to the.shirt department look at the magni
ficent line of fine summer shirts. See the beautiful colorings , the
handsome patterns , the excellent workmanship. See the goods at a
dollar .at one fifteen at one forty at one seventy-five at one ninety
at two twenty-five. Compare them in your mind with goods you've
seen at from one fifty to four dollars. Have your shirts wrapped up
with your coat and vest and go down and see the shoe man. He's sell
ing "low" shoes this week. Oxfords , one fifteen one thirty-five two
twenty-five ; Southern ties , one thirty-five one sixty-five two fifty
two seventy-five. You'll find your low shoes cooler when you change
at home.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
The eminent specliilltt In nervous , chronic , prlvnto. Ijlooil , ikln ami urinnry ctl'omoi. A recnlir ana
reKlstercd erndunto tn racilclno , HA dlplomnft nnU c rtlficnUlsohnw. la atlll treating with tbn izroatcni success
catarrh , tpormntorrhoca , lost munhooil , seminal vronkncis , nUht losses , tinintcncy. | snihliu. stricture , con-
orrhuea , Klect.TRrtcoculo.ctc. No mercury uteJ. Neir iruatmunt forlossof % liul IIOWIT , 1'nrllos uiiiblo 13
Tlslt me nmj bo trente I l liorao bjr correspondenceJlo.Iklna or Inatrumrnti ( out by mail or cxpra < n re *
curolrpnckcd.no marbi to InillcaU ) contents or sender. Ono piTeorml Intorrlow prc'terro.l. Consultation
froo. Corrospondcnca strictly prlvnto. Hook ( Mjaterlei ot UK ) anl friid. Otticu aountfs. m. to'J p. in.
BundBTi ID a. ui.to 13 m. StmU stamp lor
B"NorvoSood8 , "
* the wonderful remeity
"Is sold with n writ
ten nimrmitco to euro nil nervous dlfea c , fiich as Wrnk Memory ,
iMts of llraln 1'owcr. ciuacc. Wakef ulnos . Lost Manhood i , Nightly Kmls-
elonj Nervousness. I.a5sltude.nll drains nml loss of power of IlioUcneratlro
n elUicrsoxcausoil for over exertion , youthful prroiii. or excessive
' ' usoi > r tobncco , opium or stimulants whlcli aonnlcai ] to Inflnnlty. Consump-
'itlon and Insanity. I'nt up cnnvonlonl to carry In vc l pocket. PI pcrpack *
'aitol > yniailiOforS5. With everySiordcrwo irlrcaiirtltm guarantee fonirs
or rcjunil IMmmeu- Circular two. Address A crvoMocU Co. , Vblcuun , 1U.
For sale in Omnhn , by Sherman &McConnoll , 1513 Dodge street.
TENNIS SH
\r
WHOLESALE ,
Mackintosh Clothing-Wholesale.
Rubber Clothing-Y/holesale. /
GermanSox- Wholes ale
Fish and Shield Slickers-Wholes ale.
WESTERN AGENT FOR THE
Grand Eapids Felt Boot Co. ,
Meyer Rubber Shoe Co. ,
New Jersey Rubber Shoe Co.
NO GOODS AT BETAII ,
Owing togroatly incroasocl tu3lnoaa I huvo b3on compelled to rent
the ground flor , 44xl6O foot , on corner of Howard and Twelfth atroots , In
addition to the buifdinglnow occupy at 1111 Harnoy stroofc , to hold tti3
stock I am getting for fall and wintor. Send for I uts , dJaoDunts , otc.
Z. T. LJNDSB.Y.
Mil Harney Street , Omaha Neb.
QTFPUFNQ FORYQUNcTLfi DIES , gffiiX & $ ; * ; * .
O I trUbll VoujMnilcMnodrliIfrsrlrnenUlil6licilorder | ! | ; lc.ichcr of Ilictfel.\uicrlran
_ _ _ _ _ , _ _ and Kiiropoan culluroj Inreo anil U-aulKul grounds , new bulMIngn , ronini will
"A ! I CfilBsl TonllUlcU. llslilcil ty cas. Oiu SI-ICIIIMT | | | Till ' ' ' . ' " COfcUMItl ' " ' i"lio . .
UUbLBalslIsi - " T. IV. ItAHIIUTT , l'rc
If you are not sura that the whiskey you
arc now uting , as a beverage or for medi
cinal purposus.is positively pureand whole-
come , ask your dealer or druggist for
It la guaranteed to bo absolutely pure ,
rich and mature. You may know it by its
fine flavor and the proprietary bottle in
wlilch it la served. For salo.-it all first-class
drinking places nnd drug stores , Call for
"Creat'i Pure Xyt" and take no other.
4 DALLEMAND & CO , , Chicago.
Notice.
In coiniiltnnco with Die bt.itntoa nf the slnto
of Niilmmkn , In Mich uufeua tnuile anil ) iro-
vlileil , iiiilU'U Is huruby Klvuu Hint Huiiliul | iro-
IiUHUlhWllllu ) rcculvuil lit tlicollluuof tlio 1'uni
iiilsilonor ut 1'nlillo I.unilH uiul HiillilliiXK null
t o'clock p. in. Dm i-UHi ilay of Jiniu , ih'J.1. foi
fiirnlsliliu Hiiiillea | fur tlio tjuuitur unillni
buiileiabor' O. JhW. , ,
Tortliu lioBiiil ills for the Insnno nl Mnrolii.
IliutniK * liiul Norfolk , llio ImliiNtr ul nolioo.
ut Koiiriiny.itha Inslliulo for thu Illlinl ut .Nu-
lirabUaUity , llio limtltutu for tliu Duijf nml
Diiinl ) ut Umiiliu , tliu Inttltiitu for thu I uuhlu
Mln ell Youth lit lluiitrlcp. tliu ho dluiH nml
HnllnrH lloiuu tttarnml Ulnnrt. tliu nqiiiilrlii
Homo ut MllfnrU uiul thu Ulrlu luiluUrliil
Hl'llOl ) ) lit lil'MOVU ,
KslliiinlulilitnUHCunbo prociiroil by apply-
Ina lo tliuillllnti'iitliiHtltiilloiix.
A.I Mdb nliou.il bo * oiiuJ. | uililrcMo4 lo
"Itoiird of I'urcliuso uiul fuppllen. Uiicoln ,
Nobrusku. " uud mur | < oil "I'loiwiuls for mip-
iilloii.11
1'hobourd icsorves tu ) < right to ncci-pt or
rolrct uny or nil bias , mid nu lild will bo ton-
sHltri-il "Mich IK recolvud uftur thu Uuy uml
hourubovu iinincd ,
CfnrnUslonorof I'libllo l.aiuls uud Uiillilinst
hlucoln , Nub. , Juun a ) , luW. -
THAT IS A
Fine Ranch
of yours. Youliave worked
hard for it , haven't you ?
It wasn't worth a dollar"an
acre when you settled on it ,
and now you would'nt take
fifty. How long do you ex
pect , to live on that place ?
Would you be surprised if
some railroad land agent or
claim jumper should coinp-
along some day and tell you
to move on ? Unless you
have a patent on record you
are not safe perhaps not
then. Why don't you ask
The Bee Bureau of Claims to
look into your title and get
you a patent that will stick ?
'
THE
Bee Bureau of Claims
Save Your Eyesight
Hyes toslod free liynn nXI'EUT
I'oifcctailjiistiiiont. Hiipnrlorlonsoi. Nurv-
oiislioiidncljo ourcd by uilni ; our Hnuotuclej
uiul Kyu/Iabio.i I'rluuj low for llrat clan
goods.
THE ALOE & PENFBLO CO , ,
U-l S. 15th St , , Crolgliton Dloclc
is via the Chicago ,
&SL Paul R'y , as represented
on this map.
Electric Lighted , Steam Heat
ed Vestibuled trains leave
Omaha daily at 7-.05 p. m. , ar
riving at Chicago at 9:45 : a. m.
City Ticket Office : 1501 Far-
nani St. , Omaha.
F. A. NASH , Gen t Agent.
"JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1880.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
