Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 24, 1886, Page 2

\l\ RMAL l’|)\RI) A VERY FLATTERING SHOWING Bome Facts Abc Opening of the Firemen's Fair e missing Charity cert—Other soln Rappeni The handed their superintendent compiled by t state normal ¢ attend, ¥ 3. W, Love of: Krainont, Spencer of Dakota City, C. W, Kaley of Red Cloud, and Church Howe of Auburn, all members of the normal sehool board. Their report will prove ay attering one for this state institution and si.ow a remarkably good progress in the growth of the work it fs d Mr. J. W Lincoln yesterday on his way lome from this sesslon ot the board, and s enthu- shaatic over the school and the present order of progress that it s maintaiu Tho loca- tlon of the school is in the auiet littlo villace of Peru, in the eastern part of Nemaha county, the buildings being situated on a high and commanding blufl, surrounded with landsome grounds wnd_overlooking threo Members of the board consider tl tion aduirable in every way for good, thorough and attentive work, renioved as it s trom towns filled with s loons and yet i e Sei0G) ARG T eciety. During the ings have Leen wing having been ad ing and son Inmvroveme tion with any other t evidence buildis accomiodati necess 0016 room and more 170, T o e which is nearly e buildi even under their inere: fast “year, ) iuve ~been ladies 195 gentlomen, seventy arein the higher or con il suliool Lakinco in the Jentaty de partwents. The avera @ students in attendanee is nin R how the distribution ot state, forty there ate st chool rom i in all, The total numiber enrol past year from Nebraska was 455, leavin nty-one coming from outside il as non resident students, Of the counties in the stute lia and Otoo send the lavg number of students their repre the school being nearly equal. 2 good attendance, as has ulso Cass, Ricl s, Johnson aud’ coun acent, while thero are studeats enolied from as far west & Willow and Hall counties and from as far ort Pierce county, are at present ten instructois in the school, includ- i the basiness and musieal classes,and out- uhl.- mo rnmlpul!lu - sql ange from 500 eich Tor thes The hmmlu\;. ssin their report t pg 1o he LS mn attend- anco two additional \ccessity at one board make in their report iio estin any new baildings the coming year. that for the two years an appro il I be hecessary to conduct the seliool, but 85,000 of this will be used in com- rlntm(., the dorwitory, The only complaint hat the members of the board lind 1o make in some instances t nccommotdations in the way of rooms and board in the village, and the member of the board volunteering this stuterent requested that it be mentioned, TLE RALLEOAD COMMISSION veport that has journe: finished part of the oflico of (Be governor Is upon rom e moss of e lihgo i pared before the chan Teception It mny ro termined in fuiure, the report. however, wi presumably that that it was for students to g ed throuzh the un- pitol building to the Limproved At Was pre- ¢in the board. What wholly to be de- Liberal exiraets trom b interesting, int out one of the path will lead to a fice for all nof the railroad problem in the session, One of the exteacts from the report is as Tollows: Y our commission- ers doubt not the leial and constitutional right of the legisiature of this state fo fix Tades of cl on freight and p. s for all traflic arising and terminating in this state, And we recommend that the board of ailway commissioncrs beinvested with e upos s decmed prima rates for tho transportution of ) 01 O more raitads from and o ail wholly within the st i the rate of ¢ o 1 50 fixed by th missioner iken and decined ws rea- sonable rates until otherwise decided by 1o courts of this stato 1to said courts, and when the d wiat isa reasonable rate suchi fixed shall be taken and « ate.” The report discusse length the long and short han discusses the features of Cultom billson thistguestion. 11 upon the grounds ol the vapidly i cing population of the s e power in the commission ean £ to these chan . es by t onable iderablo noblen, "Lhe report recites that in (e commission iy ! in the stute of ation of the state ins e sed and the vol- ume of trathie correspondingly, thereby abling t (s 10 carry treizit at o Tate of ¢ s and without dininution of bo ropeade snend that 1l 0 be so amended 15 Lo mers the wholly wit AN OVEr 0ne OF ore 1oads, g the Ulilurons Toads_ over il i 10 BT to deeide for th Teport it iy tho commix the coui vaid wp b L and Theis und I Sheri€ J. brough f0 ihe pnicct 130 men b Martin | Mathny, whe ¢ doreutiing dity and eollectid George W beon wb Lo noubesd ¢ r homow Vandcma k (S WL ab Bt eupital 3 pod TR §Hi The eharity fair, coneert B thst e Beon 1o dubors of i e md bl s Las opiied i mistaiices ub the Ml t the Railrond Com- ompany W any and have of their own, whie tion of county superintendent mount of work, ad, i departed Lonewar mun recommiendations of President Frauk L, & 10Je Christinas at which w Towest and his term Go to his C oclation of Lincoln {erday, only on t o Saker Place, Cotner & Oma Mayne nas to do this the Mrs, Anderson Hemper has sow lier, and that the her'on 8o a handtul of mud an Cotner & contains 10 prices i E s were passed upon nml the con- ¢ superin Wtelligent compositor or s the telegraviiic operator, P names ol the ofiicers (vX i as tele oy are liorowith Ax(.w 3 1Ay 10COK W. M president, don; secrotary, J- 1 Thiew 15, Baunm: direetors, “Jeff W, McDonald, and . 1. Townly. ¥ light business lhomeless vairant being s lionor, who was giyen a line and abbath seliool celebrated their Harmonica hall Wednoesday, 3 v attended and o sucs particulnr, Mr. L Friend, of , having tlie cntectainment in Mayne's prices are always the are always the easi oflice and buy a lot in o's add, to South Omubia 20, thut will double inside of e Archer’'s add. to South tuins 104 lots which C, wgreed to sell 1 30 days, o prices have b Maced Go and invest For sale W0, each on easy terms by C. cor- 15th and Harney- Threw Mud at Her, Mary Grebber has sworn out in J courta warrant for t Hem I'he ladv ¢ kind of sther ity ith Thir picked up threw itin ber face, wdd. to South Omaha b C. Mayne bas Aml to do have been ver; this 7o and investigate. For .wh- at terms by C. E or. 15th and Hurney. Grr's CHock, Mayne's prices « and his tor to his oflice mul buy a lot n d. to South Omaha will double inside of y Runaway. AL3 0'clock yesterday atternoon o runasay ho rse way an id bugey had undispated ri th street. lu front of the collided with a bri and its oceuy ou but escaped injur, jointed the buggy and {r was cauzht on Dodg, reet bhfore ther dimage was committed. Cotner & Omahs con 104 th t the coldest v was Gunuison, Col., where Archer add. to lots which to sell in 30 days, been plac For uch on_ensy tern cor. 15l re always the vays the easi- 1y & lot her's uhl to South Omaha , that will double inside of Tnion I ier repotls show W the line yesterday thewercury stood a6 degreos above zerg Colner Omaha Mayne I Ay day, § city feel v which st th add. to South these lots i ites that Miss Ag the Boston de & Archer's add, to contains 104 lots which ( South Go and investigate, 00 cach on casy terms by W. Cor. 15th and Harney, are always the Lwviiys the ensi v a lot in South Omang ived in this vester s Huntineion, of <, whose recent trouble e letter red roman benelit adjo) 1o (& Clale Louse on Douglus street, and Tenth stro N R Wos \ ning iots B t G or rinian and chiarze Al three and his torm ) Peoria, 11, v indignant about the o hits be wed Get Left 0 to (. B, Mayne and get onc of utiful lots in" Cotner & Arch Omaha, We half the price Come and myestigute, « Mavse, 15th aud Harney Don't on N. W Mayne’ Cor. .1“ 1y 1ways thi and Im\ L ot in to South Omahs will double inside of ) Lo hl« oflice & Archer’s add ) 1o % .m.um; Taking Time, Auderson, who keeps a_Loarding belween Ninth and terday eaused © iy name as him with 1) te dungh Nir. Au- w Noruin 15, yo w who ¢ ws 10 have s ng the wathes, Omab-containg 104 At K20 16530 oach dn L o C A the ys the easi and buy a lot in \dd. 1o Sonth Omaha are always the o wnd buy & lot in add 10 200 that will double inside of e r & Arch add. to. Seuth lots which (.. £ ed to sell in 30 duys, d rices have been placed ud investigate. For sale dny arms by O e, N. W, cot. 16th and Haroey, I Owmuha | THE Cotner - & | Omuba—chea that vicinity Mayne's pric lowest and his terms s est to his ol Cotner & Archer's for $200 t ayear, buy a lot in b Omaha mside of Cotner & Archer add. to South Omahi—choapest and best property in that vicinity-—for sale by C. k yne Mavue's pric are alway nd his terms are always the his_ofice und buy a lot in & Avche add, to South Omaha 0 1o §5300 that will double inside of the Candidates For the Pen, ving swin- Plattsmoutli, out ot 835 on a bogus eheck, pload guilty before Judge Wakeley yesterday and was sentenced to eighteen months in the peniten Shenil Coburn will Luke seven e men to the st Monday. are Wilson; W burelary of Mrs, enth Howard and nan, for xll e burglary vieted They for the Arose & Haurdin's stor for larceny from Mayor 1 Dunn, for robbery of James B Mayne’s pric d his terims_are lice and by 1d. to South Omaha will double inside of South Omaba Mayne has to do this o Mayne, A New Presbyterian Church. A miovement is ou foot for the building of anew Presbyierian church in the western part of the city in order to relieve the other city churches of the same denomination, which are now overcrowded. Iie proposed new editice will probably be located near ussed plans and 1 ine the movemont. A for further cousul add Syopaey, held here for ti land, dinal iroin A the colony At o meeting esterday $5,000 were subscribed benefit of the evicted tenants in Ire- bseriptions ineluded & nbishop of Svdney, and $500 Steart, vrime minister of add. to South Omak hich C. E. Mayne has agreed to sell in 30 days, and to ‘do this the prices been placed ve o and mvestigate. For s £300 cach on casy terms by C. N.W. cor. 15th ind Hurny. Cotner & Arche contains 104 lots 3 in that AL 1's Cnoren, The Broadway Street Railwa ALBANY, of the United Sta cided that the action of winter in repealing the oct railway is Jeor that the ot id. to South Omaha roperty in that vi ayne. wld. to South Omaha 1 best property in that vi le by € Mayne K Archer d. to South Omaha contains 104 lots which . L, Mayno has ngreed to soll in to do this the prices e _Go and investigate F200 cach on cusy U , N. W, cor. 15t s s add. to South Omutia ind best property in that for sule by € A ne s ndd. to South Omula property in - that Muyne. Cotner add, to Omahia— South properiy in Mayni and boest le by C. 1 ) With a Gun, Conn 3 n man well known in this ity, th Mrs. "M an who formt nd, s| 10 “The murderer es caped from turned and s 1y o Omaha that s add. toSouth rty i \. yne. Archer's add. Lo South tieapest and best property in uity—ior sale by U, K. Mayae. Cotney & Omuha- { shat vie OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. PHYSICATL SALVATION “Dlessed Art Thon Above sslon negs sught by rejoicings of con ous reyvival It bri e body A lady T all Others," that wom - Cotner & Arche Omahia—cheapest ar il that vicinity—for sale by C senciactor WASHING T the treasuiy hns apnointed to be assi t inspector of York. Walsh is a prominent Tamiiany hail hulls'at New member of Home for the Holidays, ‘The trains from the east last evenig brought in crowds of Omaha 1S, many more than for weeks past. Omaha travel were numerous among the throng, lappy faces indicated th ey anticipated flio plegsro of spending the holuays home. Theoverland train v Tightly Toaded, but few pas .‘umll leistoas ton_the roa S'TOPTHAT@DGH IT ANNOYS o EveRYBopy PROQURE A BoTTLE oF [ () ALLENSfuNG 5M§A}4 at any DRUGSTORE TAKE IT FAITH= FULLY, AND Yoo Wil € - Convinged THAT THERE ($ Bur onE Reweey Fo COYGHS 5 CoLBS .’I HAT 1S Allens{UnNg Balsam Sold BY AU DRUGGISTS ar 25% 508y P20 e _JN.Harmise Co RSP Sc, THE FATONT WIRE GAUZE OUER BCO3 18 e LATEST IMPROVEMENT on THE ¢ produces Practical Resulte in Bal Lonblm never before atteined in Apparatus, acd wiil Riroly {m.a EB Pracent Metheds of Cock Gauze ueatt Through thls Geuze eirculates, fliitatine the jrocessof cox 3 tnedlied 1o o A With eea o n.-.u.usuuu of : nroduu.s OF THE FOOD COOKED T i OPIN C“J 0}'11“( I.‘..{I'E!ET 1, Tou, Rango is mudh Lo 2END FOR ILLUSTR ULATS AHD PRICE LIST EXCELSIOR MAKF'G €0., ST.LOUIS. (.r:ARTFT‘ OAK. BTOVES 5 and RANGES are S0LD IN NEBRASKA as follows: MILTON ROGLRS & & €O, LULKER & WELCH, )5 1 productions are Perfectio of Bhioesua In them Every Obje & T Clu\ FORE, | PENNYROYALPILLS “CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH.' _DECE \IRP R "‘4 1886, ciation of their p ginning Friday, De witil aft < and Children's Depurt Boys' Winter weight suwits, worth $3 [ur $1.85 Better grade i{m]w swits, made wp in Norfoll: style, veduced jrom $B.75 to $2.7 5, b nru'], ( uu.srmw e Suits, fasfionably gotten wp, veduced fromn $6 te $4.9 In Boys" and Children's Overewats we have them from $1,05 upwards, and a very fine line of plain and fur- trimmed ones, Those at $7.99 Reduced to $5.90 Those at $5 Reduced to $6 Those at $9 Reduced to $6.50 Those at $ 10 Reduced to $7 in the Men's Clothing Departinent we have within the last ten days reinforced gur assortment with nw styles in Business and Dress Suits, and offer the entive line at uniformly reduced prices, P50 1o %7 Fen's all worsted Sack Straight and Bound Cuts, Riduced Jrom $45 to $12. 50 Fenw's fine Covlserew £ Buticn Culaway Siits duced from $i8 to $i5 Very fine, 4 Button Cutaway Press Swits, Reduced from $20ta$17.25 Very fine Fmport-d worsted Sack Suitsthe coats and vests lined with Satin, in straight and round cuts, Reduced from $22.50 1o $19 .50 xtra fine Corkscrew Prince Albevt Bress Suits in blues (ulll Slacks, Beduced from $30 to $25.25 in black oy brown, R e Albert Dres they Ve enll expecial attention to onr $23.75 Prinec Suits, nob alone to the e quality, but to the tyle and the manuner in which they are gotten up; and shonld only be compared with nrerchant tailor's wake, and in price with such goods as ofl alers ask $55 for, Our enormous assortment of Overco: and Ulsters, plain and fur-trinmed, ave made from Edvidon & Bur- 5, Chinehiliag, sinws, Fur Beavers and Montagnaes, some sillk and others satin line The ex- 1y Tow prices of ¢ In Mufilers Liese can only he appreciated after examining the qualities. and Sill Handkerchiofs we positively offer the most stupendous hargaing, for insta Blufiiers for (r'z'c.s' weawr i Atl Satin Muiflers at $1.80; worth $3. Sills Handkerchiefs for ‘J-'ir" wortl 5ae. 1 g an eleg 23c eachy worth 7sc. Includi ussortment of Letter grades in which we can save you sore money tham in the cheaper itaromnd t cand if you thi Anyihiy the fame, (if not soiled), th i our line you may purchase, i money will be returned o you instantly without remarks, All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price at the Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. L-:L\"‘efl'-o ‘/\ Ostrom & Co. F‘xMOUS “BELLE OF BOURBON.” Consumption, Malarin, 1l Fo m Royal and United States iling Cyery Suiundiy Between Af‘hwr? & He T0 THE RHINE, GERMARY, ITA LAND AHD FRANCE. FALL AND WINTER Salon from g0 (0§15 Excursion trip from | $110 o §1: . outward, & srcpaid, ¥ ooraye b Sous, Gene: Sleeplessness Or Insomn Dissimulat Of Fooil, Ten Years Old, No Fusel Oil, Absolutely Pure ¥, HOL- ers surgical Blood Polsoning Pantson & (1, 1 L L L R e | WART AGENTS Jin l’fw Sash Lock Ever Inventeds Th(* Tremont i et il SPETIZER WRENC GUGHL N DI HILEY & DI} s i Litieo N: atxo‘lal Hotel, Agd gol & 00 g "FBDAWAY Poop l | N I |