Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 2, 1883, Page 5

| THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA, MONDAY JULY 2, 1383 | | O, " \n suial haathy waa oo THE LATEST An Institution of which Omaha and “'wlh a degr x' r‘]"\‘\;::‘l;\: ‘v!u" 1 it 1 . stk e i ool wisters, e RO AdNiton to the Refall Business of| B e Young st . . lies' sominary of the Sacred | cuted pictures in erayon and wate b} | Heart took place on Thursday afternoon, | “The 1“ ull;-n::»wn o l" : U1 the New Havdware Store of Hime- o8th, 1 § exceedingly we d i . Tune 28th, at their magnificent new |4y iy nel sxhibited showed o dogree of 1 and Taylor on Doug: in the western portion of our fast growing | ers and their pupils. | ‘ | OLDEST WHOLESALE & RETAIL 4 ® 3] metropolis. This elegant building, as it| Miss Mary Ann Tracy's valedictory, IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF Planos& Oraaus Out of the many hundred manufac- turers of this line of goods, we lay claim to representing the leading makers, ean show a more complete and larger line of Pianos and Organs than can be found in ane ( House in the west. Our NINE LEADERS are the following well- known and celebrated instruments. STEINWAY PIANOS, CHICKERING PIANOS, KNABE PIANOS, VOSE PIANOS, PEASE PIANOS, which | Which was very from memor Here ably writhon, was ggoken | Prominent among the many substan- | JEWELRY HOUSE and_ was the gem of the | tinl business enterprises that have been | i ides Miss Tracy's graduat IN OMAHA. 18tands at present, is a structure would grace any pos are oyer fifty apartments decorated, and |ing prize, Miss Mary Lawless won the ilurniuhml with all the modern{improves | nize’ for Christian doctrine, and Miss | " ""“'" ‘*|“" A “]‘ har ‘“':‘ stot ments, an’ especial feature of which are | ATy A ’1"“';”‘;‘“","" I'Y:(".'.' i and [ story |»vl| K buildir o | beautifully fitted bath-rooms. The locas | | a0 Quite a number of valuable and | tion being one of the healthiest in our | pichly bound books were also given to de- | OF ever-healthy climate, recommends it to | serving students. e, 14 | | » prol 3 o - | deserving of mention in the line of Oma- | ents who would have their children | After the exercises, the Rt. Rev, Bish- |13 18 < o Mo Bl [ op nddressed the pupils and warnidy con- | hw's rapid advancement. Messrs. Himo |1y, Latost, Most Avtistic, and Choicest | gratulated them upon the marked im- | hgugh and Taylor have entirely renova- | Selections in As educators, the Ladies of the Sacred | jroyement observable, not only in the | oq | Heart stand at the head. Their reputa- | regular studies, but also in voeal and in eand | PROGRAMME perfect each teacher in the specialtics to | | 4. Al PART FIRST, | Do, Grand March, the hranches of a solid, practical educa- | isson Iae Dellone and M astern cityy Invites the attention of the public to his Large and Well Selected Stock = added to Omaha during the last few | Visitors can here find all the novelties three | in swmerly occupied by | M. Cumings’ auction store, on Dou lu,:SILVERWARE, CLOCKS, street, This establishment is especially | RICH AND STYLISH JEWELRY, w it health as they grow in lo ning and refitted the building and have Procious Stonoms arranged a larger stock than any | other retail hardware store in the west AND ALL DESCRIFTIONS of The basement, whicl is a large and com- l | modious one, is stored full of the Iu-.ulvl" F'NE w A T c H E s, which she is particularly adap A, Flannery 5 AL s Y a | st Miss X Burkley | goods, such s nails, ete., and resorve | o iR ARION PIANOS. Embracing all the Late Patterns in everything in “the tion are taught in a thorough and VSR St Cecilivs Choir [gtock. ~ On the first floor s the | e e SCHONINGER CYMBELLA ORGANS, i L Al e Wl e M. A, Flannory | principal salosroom and ofticon, | As is compatible with honorable dealors, | CLOUGH & WARREN ORGANS, o Carpet Line, in all the ornamental branches of a polite | s Twelve Little Girls | which is lighted by an clectric lanp, and | STERLING IMPERIAL ORGANS, Call and see our elegant new store, education, the Ladies of the Sacred Heart | Duet. Fisher's Hornpipe Medley R DaTons and M. A Flatinery is the only hardware store in the city We want y desiring a Piano affording such a luxury, In the vear are | Ladi i f o or Organ t ite to us for infurl; a dingu Singing Class | M 3ot f 1o 8l At YET POS W, pre convenient arrangements for shipping | qonxg ™ ‘D R C g | Mation and ¢ POSTED. © can anil roceiving goods. . The: second and | CORNER UTH AND FARNAM'8TS: o the best instrument made for the . . 1 L3 language of the institute is taught with | g Dictribution Crowns and Rilhons for A Mflmflgs n]_l [}l[]flls a_flfl l]] W a fls fiei “""”i“ et ’”““""""‘l"""‘ ’l""" ""“.""\,"“,'“ ,'_""‘f; 3 third floors are reserved for the storage | enst money, if you will give us a trial o[ these ladies are pre-eminently fitted to PARTIKFCOND. i : MAX MEYER & BRO., adekuk soffek 30 Among the D and exhibition of a large stock of scales and want to buy, All we ask is to show MANUFACTURERS OF are unsurpassed. French, being the Tower Building, k- mould young ladies into noble, graceful | i llsnu e I ey | Ml by the Buffulo Seako Co., for which you, as we know we ean satisfy every! Druet, Miswes Li Dellono and M, Flasverp | 070 o oaniotal! wstorn, agents ‘and from our Nine Leaders, which aro rseoge t Cocilin's Choir | will make a specialty of wholesaling and | v{uml by those posted, as the best made. < Miss Mary Rush | retailing these unexelled goods. | Sond for catalogue and price list. A full line of hard ware will always be | it vl o SHOW G ASES || MAX MEYER & BRO, cuttlery, builders supplies of every dis- | FROOMS, cription, of which the firm will make a Cor, 11th & Farnam Sts. specialty of and carry the best goods in | the market. The solid Brocade bronze goods for general houso trinmmings which » the firm handle, such as door loeks, kno¥ g | butts, ete., and known as the Cephin Bickade Bronze which was used. exelu sively in the finishing and tritnming of the inside wogd work of both the Paxton | 4 and Millay§ hotels s plse worthy of women, and useful members of society, | Solo IN. LARGE QUANTITIES AN AT Aay Blossoms The lm\l\hn Boy Beaming Staas, L.nl"‘::;ifim‘. K. McHugh and M, Rush ! Second Distribution —Gold Medal and Beads wce in - their | for Christian Doctriy uthful coun PART THIRD, hoand intelli-f pyg, Gend Btude Galop, programme was ! Chorus. T Poetry e Duet. Kutsche Po Misses 8. Shane and F. Willinns Home, Sweet Home-in a Storin, Miss L. Dellone Third Distribution —Gold Medal for Music; Books for .w;lx. Drawing, Attendance a visit to the academy will convinee the | most sceptical. Bottom Pricoes. il On the present oceasion, the pupils pr ented a chavming ap) simple white dresses; thei tenances raidiant with 1 gence, The following presented; Kiitres \ Glad Tidings March, ""“‘{\'-.'.i‘.!,',:f,l.‘f’,',‘. Miss Mary. McCrea The Moorish Pringess, — In twe Fairies of theea (Glover Vocal Duen ™ Lucretia Borgia (Fowler) Inst, quratette, Omabha. LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY Anheuser-Busch v, BREWING ASSOCIATION- ! Sing Miss May Solo, J.B.DETWILER, 35 tho Hace ‘(A:mh hylfi"f" i ‘““'\‘"'.xm";‘t Ave Marl el :l':( lia's Chol m’\l\ylmi ““.l;-:lh‘«lxm";‘-gr]llu“‘fi? B & S A On the Race 3 X Tnst doette | Ave i o108t Ceartin's Choir ew, weing also popu’ 1318 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. gt sinaarives'™ Nt [l oouct 70178 B Ry o s i o ey e CELEBRATED 5 — — Favorite Airs of Norme (We nd duett. | Valedictory * Miss M. Teaey Farewell Nong. Grand March coming into rapid use. A laigo and com- | e Distrubuti picte nssortment of carpenters’ tools of | ¢ Address to the Bis m of Premi 1 by Misx Clara Creighton, Duo. WILIL.IAMS, CORNER 15th AND DODGE. Misses L, Dellone and M. Flannery the well known and deseryedly popular Barton make is a special feature u} the | busizess and builders and contractors ave | enabled to selectany thing in thisline md These ladies inspire their pupils with an affection which makes learning under their tution a labor of love while the e — Crushing an Unbeliever. Detroit Free Press ‘é( Keg and Bottled Beer ! This Excellent Beer speaks for itselt. Below we give prices to convince you that goods are retired ‘situation of the building, away from the noise, dust and distractions of While the steamer was laying at Water- | i d | 1l find everything as re resented, cheap and now is the time to buy. Our Motto, “We WAL Not e Undersoh, is strictly adhered to. in all our departments. Superior Promiums Ladies' Gauze Vests, 15 Cents.: warranted to be superior to all other car- penter tools in the market. As to prices, the BEe rep formed that all goods were bought for | cash, thus all discounts being taken ad- vantage of and the lowest possible figure being obtained, and that customers would ive this benefit. In addition to this the city; and their thouroughly tested and perfected system of imparting in- struction, combine to make this a most desirable educational —institution for young ladies. Distinctions : - Th 0 Misses Clara C'r proof, La., on the way down the river, a little bald-headed, hook-nosed man from Tennessee got into a religious discussion with a tall, long-waisted man from Arkan- sas, They had it hot and heavy for a while, the little man doubting that the whale ever swallowed Jonah or that Daniel | (UG H0Y ENEL A S SRR I irat was cast into the lions' den. We expected | hands and in large quantities, which is to see the big man reach out for him y [ another fact that will enable the firm to minute, but he was a man who always went | sell at boftom prices, by the programme. After the boat started out he went to the captain and asked; ¢ How far is it to the next landing " rtor was in- e ribbon Hattie ry. The Namara and n ribbon to Miss Mary MeC sink ribbon to Misses Mary Mec imma Creighton. We mean to give you bargains emplary conduct, inguishied, Hattie Mur jon, Ch Distinguished, Both members of the firmare well and favorably known in Omaha, and will un- Il“llllh'lli\‘ obtain their share of patron- age. Mr. Himebaugh isa member of the nor, Second div ary McNamar ° Emma C it Eaglih classs. Marg .']‘.“:' sislRToONAL B piAutation twalve firm of Himebaugh Merviam & Co., pro- | adalies aAlZe ests ents §t. Clair: Distinguished, Clura Creighton and | Miles down, | prictors of the Omaha Elevator Co. and | y . Bello Jonew. 5th English class: Mary | What would be the expense of stopping is kdown throughout the west as one of | our most enterprsing and reliable busi- ness men. Mr. Tayior, although quite a young man has had ten years e i the hardware business, . tw | ¥ 5 which has been in one of the largest plied the man, as he pul-| Jrdware stores in the city, and thorough- °d out a roll of bills and hunted for a five, | ly understands every branch of the busi- | ‘there’s a little pinch of o man back here | ness. who's got to own up that the ravens fed v Distinguished, Bessie Stephenson. BEATS THEM ALL! b i, e L Our Selo of 45¢ Hose Sl Conimgs |25 Prices of Fans greatly reduced. Children’s Parasols B0l | this steamer and sending out a boat to Distin | ! class: | pick up a man ¥ Emma | ¢ would'at 4 |less than | *“Because, want to lose the time for Creighton, premium for wd applicat hed 1n book A t. ( n to French an i and hixtc premium for ¢ tion, drawing and instrumental music, distidguished in_grammar and geography. i Mary i rium for peninan: oy body is invited to cail and look | 4 Burris, liiah or ' oing to heave him over-| through the stock whether contemplating 25c. Al our Parasols to be closed out. A good un-|sip withmiicand poite deprtments and | 100 °F EME 16 heute b o i heati T AL i s el laundried Shirt,-with linen Cuffs and:bosom,45c. The best | "% o i T : ; ; G " b d | your small boat ready. Iffyou don't want to freeze when it's Csuffer from excessive perspirati 1 its warm-—use Brown's ron Bit- mental music n and arithn nd inst shed in com unlaundried shirt in the city for 85c. Take one home on approval and compare it. Several passengers combined to argue him out of the idea, and though he finally | 1 cold tic. Miss Hattie Jones, premiums tor g . gl | < . . i;_u-n«,rrupl._\', Algebra, drawing and instru- t:ouchu]ud to abandon it he ll!nllghl his | ters. A Very Low Prices on All Our Dress Sk, | mentul misic; and distinguished i with |t down bard on the railand said g CamlTo o duplic| 2 T ““Well, then, T won't, but I'll slip ‘round |, o fri-sat Satms, &e. Miss Auna Belle Jones, preiums for | there after a while and if he denies that wo d Bk, ; geography, profane histor k-keeping. | whipped the British at Bunker Hill, 'll| Shovels, Spades, Rakes, Hoes, Fork and have his ears or never show my face agin | and and in old Arkinsaw. (-5 ER R B FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! WHITEHOUSE'S, HEADQUARTERS Closing Out Our Muslin Underwear, Chemise, and Drawers, 25 0onts, | Riameet - noyut' prastion: algebra, 1 all other kinds of garden tools n be found at Seydel & Ahlquist’s, 510 N 16th street. 12 yards Fruit of the Loom Muslin . rah Lowe, emiums for nat ards Chevoit for.....,,.. ket we, premiums for na history, order and instrumental mus- d distinguished in geography and 12 12 yards Brocade Dress Goods fo —— Cards and wedding stationery Cotter's. —— | 12 yards Good Gingham for | BOOTH PRIVILEGES, 12 yards Good Gingham for g Miss Mary Mc Creary, premiums for | LAY the largest assortment for the | souled bids for the booth privileges on 12 yards Unbleached Muslin for . French, arithmetic and music; and distin- | Fourth. the State Fair grounds at Omaha, dur- }g ynN}a } lj’s;h,’l‘flm;lmx for 3 guised in sacred history. Grand balloon aseension at 9 p. m. on |ing the next ]unlmullr IFmr, :,ul»u hel;: 2 yards Irish Lace for 4 i Dot it September 10th to 1nth, inclusive, will | 12 Linen Napkins for Miss Sarah Ni the Fourth. T tory, in and distinguished e ¥ { . | b received at my office’ until July 7; PARASOLS. PARASOLS. PARASOLS. | i “ Vil will mot nclude. dining hall Miss Bessie Stephenson, premium for gram. | Still an unbroken line of those elegant I»ri\'ilugnn, and three stands are reserved 12 pairs Ladies’ Hose fo 12 pair Machine Knit AR mar, profane history and diligence in 3rd | Parasols which we offer at u great sacri- | by the board of managers, for charitable French class; and distinguished in geography. or other purposes, space to be controlled Miss Mary Dumphy, premiums for dili- and specified by the board of managers. Burt's Fine Shoes for Ladies. |"ii Burt's Fine Shoes for Men.| ok o tinguished in grammar. opl 1, premiums in geog- . raphy and histor Prices on all our goods have taken a tumble. After the stock is sold, | -Mixs Louise Pierc: £ we have cash enough left, we propose to takea SUMMER VACATION. L B. WILLIAMS & SON Corner Fifteenth and Dodge Sts. fice. A good all silk parasol for $1.00 just worth double. FANS. FANS. FANS. The Latest Styles, the best assortinent| E and the lowest prices at GUILD & McINNIS, 603 N. 16th St —— - wvrekx the maninoth glothier. fri-sat. istinguished in geogra- SN S Ersurrer's is the Largest Retail Cloth ing house in Nebraska. fri-sat WIIG & WESTBERC'S SPECIAL COLUMN ANT LINE OF LAW. Miss Mary McNamara, premiums for sa- cred history and arithmetic; distinguished in Al Miss Maud Rawlins, Yr.u..imm for penmau- ship and needlework; distinguished in scred history. !V‘hvm ":lfll;lfl Creighton, premiums for pfl'llfi- raphy and composition; distinguished N arithmatio aud pemmankhip: il Omaha Lodge 820 Special moeting Miss Mary Nash, premium for general im- | Sunday morning at 8:30 o'clock to attend ialty, at h street. L r——— Roofing and Spouting & spe Soydel & Ahlquist, 510 N 16th i & Kxionms or HoNok. ELE in b to 21 REDUCED from 8} to REDUCED — Among the premiums awarded by the ional Exposition of railway app lntely held in Chicago, was a sily son and L L The Bishop O'Connor, to whose efforts we e debted for the provement- funeral of Bro. King ' . NE T " " 5 Call and be sure to EXAMINE The following young ladies dese il Nicuoras Iroxe A ASTRE e 1 d for the cred 094 & PARASOLS, PAR/ s l A H E FRONT‘ M B b e R dtanar FAN » I I I I I | Misses Belle Jones, Clara Creighton Rej | NS t NS McNamar rgie Dunioan, Millie & b RIBBONS, RIBBONS THESE arc needs he » the FOURTH, and the st ASSORTMENTS and the LOW. | T PRICES ean be had at | GOODS that every one ANCER n- addition to our city, of this medal | 1 ANY PART OF THE FROM WNTIRE WEST, 3 OR THE o < STIUEND Will be Promptly Bu. PPed: ALL OUR GOODS ARE MADE T0 THESTANDARD OfOoOurGi-uarantee. GEORGE HENNING, Solo Agent for Omaha and the West. Oftice Corer 15th and Harney Streets, GATE CITY PLANING MILLS! MANUFACT Carpenters’ Materials, ALSO Sash, Doors, Blinds, Stairs, Stair Railings, Balusters, Window & Door Frames, &. First-cluss facilities for the manufacture of all kinds of Mouidings. Planing and Matching A specialty. Orders from the country will be promptly exected. Address all conmunioations to A. MOYER, Proprietor. KRS OF WM. SNYDER, STURER OF OF STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS MANUF First-class Painting and Trimming. Repairing promptly done. 1319 Harney Streot - - . - OMAHA, NEB. '~ DEWEY & STONE, FURNITURE! CORNER SIXTEENTH AND DOUGLAS - - OMA NEB, the subject taught. This was particularly ]m:.» of the higher classes, whose answer We also hope that Mr, Phelps will meet |at excellent semin In his usual elegant, |t the Valkman Elastic Nut-Lock [ ™ WIG & W 'BERG'S \|~:|‘I“.If‘vlu‘|!j.m|”tl:lll.lid » bishop exy -,4."|M|‘.lx: Washer FINE SHOES, FINE SHOES i w i(m.:\m.{, e X VETERAN DRUGGIST. for _your WIFE, BABY, SON session opens on Wednesday, September 5th, | b [daughter —or hushand yon m |® “:"5‘?::'\‘\"‘1?M..:.‘:f.:.{'f.’.:‘lf';.c AN, ves North Omha a fine estab- | find SHOES from = the CHEAPEST ions to receive the useful and ornamental lishment. GRADE in the MARKET up_ to the Iranches of knowledge so efficientlp imported | VERY FINF HAND TURNED and . : HAND SEWED FRENCH KTDSHOES Lol g unnning street s agaty coming to the | MfANUFACTURED, at PRICES rtuar - AL, Bt, Catherinse’y front in the shape of # Drugstore. Mr. [casyor ne UNDERSOLD, REMEM St Catherine's Academy, cor. 18th|y g Phelps who is the proprietor and | BER that we mean what we say, and nd Cass, closed its year's labors on Fri- | under whose able management the buil- | 1t this Gazi e B lay with a beautiful and well-rendered | qing and store were completed is a veteran WIIG & WESTBERG'S & amme, which is given below. The |in the Drug trde-with over twenty five ADVERTISEMEN institution, under the charge of the Sis- | pears practical The RRABbaRE ho Hlada, o 3 -y | torH Mer i f the most desir oo whi i furnished Corner 10th and Jackson St. Paul Harvester and Appleby Binder iy, in o of the most desiee o which s Sgutly | fumishd T - — - - - West. Besides the girls, whose ages | cases, will be filled with afine and clegant | | ranged from the Jittle five-yeur-old to the |tock of Drugs, Chemicals, Porfumery | BPoeinl mcting of divi oo} a8 L W. F. CLARK, ot e i dh s s, o s, e i 1 i e el v Kopn', Hal % | age of ten years o, Pholps who inn man of long ex- |06 2P m. All wembers are roquosted T | L ¢ examinations tool Mace o) . werience e e " of he o to he present Wy oxder of the county ——— . WALL PAPER, PAINTER, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR, KALSOMINING GLAZING |zt sxsminations took place on the | pevience and o membe of the Towa | G20 b T e 2 2. 2k wnd 20th, and showed n marked | Phanmacrutieal association, also a_regist- | delogate; 1 - improvement in all the studies. b | ered druggist, will undoubtely meet many | - Hhursdsat And work of this kind will receive prompt{attention, pupils showed by their ready amswers | favors from the worth Omaha people who o ORCHARD &IBEAN that they had & practical knowledge of |always love to incourage mew comers, | The lntest Sheot Music only 2 Be i copy Edholn & Erickson’s success in his new fieled, 1.1'|u|l||u~u Block, 16th »flrm-l."“mr ]"‘_'l;qu:fi ‘Wh°lesale alnd Retail cam“' 3