Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 10, 1893, Page 8

8 OMAHA'S SCHOOL FOR \Rll\]’\' drove him 1 1. His friends |m| to his aid and in a few hours time raised however, ral 2245 with which they intended to purchase \m‘.nm of doubtless, by sented the ani Though Young in Years it is Rapidly Com- | ing to the Front. IN MODELING AND COLORS‘ LAW K Meth STUDENTS 82.27 Omiaha 1l Alien o W Wste company va da LAW OO > A cepted by the World's Falr Mann, ment - Personal of School, an intere f art Citizens of Omaha who take the prop to know that the Arts, located o he future for ht wation and advance in the community wi Omuha Academy | Taie19s e corner of Kif 4135 T i ALl direet or K¢ LAW i prominence ¢ year or t in the scl pupil planted 10 b infl ing only mapped ¢ academy as t T'he stron fact th facilitics pr 1t is the aim to furnish facilities « N first class for persons of both scxes who o muke painting senlpture fession, and to give amateurs an opp to profit by havin sto th i It 15 also the of the extend s far as o the sa 10 engravers, dic sinkers, graphers and photographers, ) While all the departmerts here sented have not yet been undertak work is eradually wideni in every department very satisfactory work castin the v in th It ma pupils of ti to paint or sket e in this ii among the pup e it cverything tha svided are of the hichest or i Y 1 Lo Mut ul EOUITY | 50O 149 Stoddard utters est nude gentlenmen in_this depart eriticism from a mode lection of ¢ that vkably fi s from fan Walluce nd in this has high 1 My tivated, b I there is no Parks’ Sure ( HIE | aian o £ Al drusg pted it Mr, | An As of erowded rear r. Wallace has n paid a specia rving compliment by the munage wt department of the World's fair trait of Mr. James W. Scott of Chic s been accepted for the exhibit looking ove i pictures acee is noticed 1 only | wee from the s Nebraski o lowa Chicago Graphic reques him to photograph ora pen and ink drawing of picture for publication in the Graphi fortunately he has no dray of the piece and & the World's' fair manige comply with the request, Following are the pupils now taking gons in the Mrs, J.J.) Mus. Thonas Ot K. Emer BIEC B AV R A Mrs. Byron G. Burbank. looked. and Catlin, Mrs. R. M. Parks, s umangh, Mrs. Frank | . Shelly, all of Omalic: Mrs, MeKnight, Hastings: Mrs. Flora Malvern, Ta.: Miss Grace Uhl, Shenanaosh fa.; Miss Charles L. Ruth, On Mi uth Omaha: Miss Gertrude Young, Brownell hall; Miss Lu Sorth Omaha: Miss Man South Omuha: Miss Crummer Burr, Mi thel Bvans, Mis good. Cmuha; Messrs. Albert Rothery, | \is v Charles Hoyle, Charles Mark A. Polack, M. Waldron, Charl Swanson, Frank Shill, F. A Heninger fithie nest Shic Melvin_Deltoberts, Omah A William F. Farker, Florence, and Masters Glen and Gerald Wharton the | 1 i Pocket- itos o nusua coat eaught u toa feliow wnd chain frc them fast, A car Mrs. O | from his cout he did not kne and the f wd sp strange oceur who | ed his of the loser frc N 1eseribi cuse was B. Jouc ruck and the watel urnished « among the Vip. If you ave tired aud never hungry, Hood Sarsuparilla will make vou feel stron L and give you u hearty appetite I CHRISTIAN MANHOOD. ts and Attributes Were Discussed Able Speakers Yesterduy. A lurge congregation assembled at the of the Young Men's Christinn association yesterday afternoon to hear Rev. John Wil 3 liamson and Judge J. H. McCulloch of Omaha and W. E. Purvis of Kearney talk upon the essentials of Christian characte ary . W. Ober, by Rey n, conducted the exercises and M. Gratton led the singing. While the coliee tion was being talken up Mr. John Brown d a violincello solo. Johu Willinmson said in substance life was dear to every one, and ecause short at best and great things hinged npon it, it nt that we should begin aright of ourown choosing. i he knew what another the he could tell him what his life would be s a man_thinketh, so is he." his mind with thoughtsof God he would | walk in the path of rectitude. Christ was the great pattern to be followed; His will | should be our foundation. our beginn Judge J. H. McCulloch spoke of the build ing up of charvacter. Al men could buitd something, though they might ot build the best. Charvacter was wanted. and courag one of its chief attributes, shouls ti vated. Men should have the moral cour to set good examples and 1o advocate they believe Having this and worl under Go lidance they could not f build up a good character W. I Purvis' particular thex serown of manhood.” He suid perfe heod wus Christian manhood. A man | » without Christ, could be made much i | 5 ey by instilling Christian principles into . He believed, witn Judge McCulloch herois s essential { chara Christianity showed what | i within the choof mau him in all his work to Christ r8fused to be made king and thus | jn-law in Or demor { His strength and heroism might have ¢ causo | cw His acceptance would be'con- | o left behi trary to God's wishes and monoy ations of men had dify S was 1sure wa Parks' S0 highly now ask our friends Has wit does not vefunde I suarantee. 1 drug been hall rists. fine month 1508 Do assisted 8 Mr. C. E. F local columns, M. City how Dr. C. G, 10 blooded he puid John Db voting, prov with his bal alle, the Miss Carry be ¢ Stewart prospect | benefact been afflicted Mr, Stewart frc from il that had nss0- | iy However 5 ot perfect v & Barly — peaple have no tune, and sei no inclination to use pills that u a day for every dose they tak ¢ learnod that th of Do Witt's Little Early Risers doos not interfore theivheulth by causing nausea, pain or ing. These little pilis are perfect in and veguluting the stomach bowe that headaches, zine lassitude are preve They clea blood, cloar the complexion and ton system. Lots of health in thes lows. HBus, plo by ther and - e Some lowa Pathos. s from M who hud for six y ty, had stry M. Bun of his cc ac e had and hud cor of the hich upon wi h y fron evening upon whi in Chicago, My barn on five tory con u City become haser d on The urvived owu the Y val ther Lorses out: but it was too late. The horses buvnod up ana Mr. Burr was without @ doliar in the world, His rcmorse almost agre W horse. iser cone ( on T i N last the w said he this was mystery scemed o decpen. his watch, h Carpenter re day was . One lonely drunk required polic lerence. Atforney J yesterday from an trip 1o St. Louis and \ Jaycox has I'rouble the dead this tin mal to Mr. ha pre Pine Thoy bought and Burr Court Catendar. M NO Wist Epi omi I il T National Hros. va Lalin naton v wlarpet o M ONOL A viean Wate Siddeli fhis v Tohin iy Tt v y Ve city Wt Json vs A ki Nt 1o Univer Vian Tuvest wal HOM. NOL T e Stock Y etaly A a bad i 1 incident p-tow the passe platform pon engor, a1 i s the nev moa mueh teh front. He how it afterwards the 1l pers rence. Ju: los: an ins March the inscription fou nt sser ers d I vs Portsn indigestion organic (o the oy and + momey nsurpri sting subjec The eall for today is as follows DAVIE urniture company v bank vs Frank D, Hetzel tt Manu DGEHOPEW Y W company vs Swoesey v Stulit of O1 Valley Lumber rar upany v M v Omatin Stroat TUDGE FERGUS seph mal bank vs Maria th Savings hank HUDGE WALTON wrds Nation Ruilway compuny me Company vs He is bilions, and dyspepsia one | rks’ y cure dinup. b il kidne oceurred n Farnam street car, neers mounted the a button upon his teh chain belon the wa person, entered the to him that he car uliar manner. e to his surprise chain remariced then that there. Shortly ent was shut ofl the front platform sous concerning the iis moment the bef i ne around o the rhearing the con the watch and sked Saturda ul pulting v-comer st Bemg 1o > suid, on the inside of ption which read ' A mateh was d to be as stat The oecurrd of discussion wing the remainder - very bottle rice 50« Cough Syrap recommended to who are sufter a trial, and it it our money will be 5 sold on & positive ents and $1.00. Al < npright pia at half price. no, used only six Ford & Charlton, - outh Omaha Not “oote has of the a inte H roadstor s, the man 1 that he wa nes at th to lave voted in the econd ward and was discharged, the your was talken from the hospital b ¢ Brady is still contined to her 0w cmaining m the effe Mrs. Stewart with hemc Drove ned. The Sons of Veterans will meet tonight. tuken charge of the Journul siuce Sun in tne was all that Juiet v extended business ashington city ed a hand lich he purchi for w n arrested for il at home ¢ hour that Thivd p zal playing he ‘was cinet of lady who Mrs. William ation. Her also ill, huving rhage of the lungs, s again able to work — Yy count who that plac he had o iha and it ome here Lall his « cam of u Omal armer, who lives Kan., writes to to the whor at T mys disap o March 28 father and u brothor wits thougiit that he When he disappeared Heets, mcluding §100 05 and 4 wagon aud Rahow - three and th m Risers will si nils will s, Phey w pain econ in ( + oftix worth sa y—and Da them ve you time, 1 sive you trouble They will save 1octor's bills, Wi ve for ymaha, piano at 1503 Dodge LCOUNTRY | | dangling | wits | | out a matinee performunce ! four more | Wednesday. paid | He has been offered double the money | erow | is 1o b THE PRODUCE OMATIA PRICES | Omaba Market 8howed Slight Fluctuations During the Last Week, POTATOES ARE GOOD AS CASH NOW tket Do Not Prices, Liberal Receipts at This 3 Wareant Expectations of § Iy K1 18 Not Largo, ak the Suy it the pr would_deve While it duce lop very f the o market W A careful review for the past week features of import ha some chanee lieh fy th the rket mdergon has b as to hardly in fact \tabout A change in the quotations week closes with point he market same us W De wcount of the risk » dropped Nipe ing with season as ducks are concorned s have couraged s 1 handling unti ntoa pments o the receipts ha low point wrive and arc meet v week y light and t is no very 10 the receipts of market is fir active demand butter coming to mark Dealers are anticipati werival on the market of new butter weaks inadvaice of the time la the grass alread nicel, I'he o a week while ther mar naking tricd to put it commiencing bou* where it was are not lurge fair demand, but to prev nt the an_advance. Dealers have 1p half a cent and while they have succecded in getting the advance nally for single case lots the advanec has not been general cnough to hardly war. rant the quotation Potatoes Worth Money. this market is The rece is o pretty eggs enough there ust he e have been 1 to have ipts of potatoes eral and most every one i 1 supply on hand. Deal s that stocks are movii it that may be accounted foron the ground 1t stocks being liberal ey one is trying Vhile prices are not s high as they ier it the scason still they compare Lother markets, 1t would appear L0 ot very plenty in any sec utry, althoueh there his not » mnel of an advance as some speculi iticipated, In fact the tendeney of market has been downward sinee the ar val of warm weather. The following rc garding the potato crob situation as reported by Prime, the crop expert, niay be of intercs T this tin Massuchusetts mand. Price of per bushiel. Some frozen and small Pennsylvania —One supply with wood itatoes &S cents to 3l intof potatoes being {inrreat aemand dollar is fivmly held for one bushel of potatoes, and look for reat searcity and quite an adyance in price before 4 new stock can be pre will be a great wa in st potatoes i und cellars and buildings, being frozen | extreme cold weather and the irost penc ting the ground York—One-thivd pot on than a year complaint of at demand forseed potatoes. ss than §1 per Fair e of p ompl o s \toes Wost Vi Demand for Stock on hand smail in conpa v, Muny complaints of fr 5 1o 8 cents per HHinoi: Demand for on hand light. Home nia potataes Food mowith last zen potatoes nl sns—Stocl toes on hand not b many pot ing frozen durin § 10§ as 4 year ago. G o been destroyed by b > cold weather, Price Stock on hand as low as they at thi sof the year. sible to buy a carload Ohio—Demand only fair. tion among buyers extri lots is and has | No con nav Almost with no competi ents for for four rotten Stoc the price uts of frozen or demund for seed bly less than a year ago. Crop about half gone from this Zetting 60 Lo 65 cents e e o Michigan Yriers Ik on hand Selling ennessee-— Sto fifth of last vear bushel Minnesota not over on AL 3L 1o $1.15 per Both eating and seed s good demand. Local price 65 cents. complaint of dry vot. Ar vinter quarters in 1y good o Wisconsin ~Good demand « ion is that there wiil not be hoie consumption, of potatoes being frozen North Dakota—Quite toes to ship south. | cents to £1 a bushel and Spring will be late Vermont tock of ceed 40 per cent of ) to 80 cents. Connecticut—2 last until the ne 25 w bushel Colorado—Stocks on hand last yearat this time. are coming out of shape. tock in Some cor out of a demand ice ranges from ih are nearly all sold and backward votatoes will not ex last year's supply ; price. for pota e rop comes on; price not as Excellent demand : winter quarters in fine ““I'he White mission at the Squa continues in com- Boyd till Wednesday, giving on that day. I'he musical German Soldie emotional and m stays at the am_for rformances, including a matinee Mr. Jefferson had the f while yet a young ma through which’ his powers wes find their amplest expression, 1p Van Winkle, ana for that part_he shaped out an ideal that was orviginal, high, poctiz, fr price which shap t Mr. Jefferson ris has crowned it with the Mr. Jefferson will appear marvelously trathiui and atiful personation of Rip Van Winkle on I'nursday evening next which time lod ho to grreet him. stined to 15 ot honor. yd's in his 150 is sure The con ling announcement nent ing t in the Moonlight ing dramas Mr th 2. 1L concerns th tion period, and 10l 1bast in the play tic in its wany the chief charm 1 Mr. Mantell, wt of Rabat and Victor bert Mantellisa welcome He Farnam Th test one of t 1tell ha euch revoln Iherc ery dr strong ¢ s. 'Ih loom of is di wd there, in the po acting the dual ro Mantell las groat fo dignity and th as that soldiers b her he is s streng more ery strong the” stronwest done. Th heginning tion et that olay is iuten: to end ly L vits careful ove froni atten and A consolidation the Bost Athenwum aud the Hopkins Transocennic Star Specialty companies been effecied una will b nat Boyd's ne or next Friday, Saturday and Sunday, with o wati urday m Howard As the time is drawing near when the The only Pure Cream of fartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum 0sed in Millious of Homesw40.Years the Standard, | capacity of the Bayd opera n so | | tion, 1t in the r There | | near Kimball ) | werea D.\I_l_,\' BELE: MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1893, 10 virtuosos will | audience, the ex pribly, never sople 80 much on ns the ning of I'hat every avail tost of the living pke his bow to anOn citement increases before were the mmsh Ity f Pader p Ah waki s prodieing able soat will be taeen long before the day of the concert, and that wding room will be ln in demand. is an assured fact. The s from meighboring towns far ex hing known heretofc As the he is limited for an oceasion of ' this kind many an appli cant will be woefully disappointed. The sile of scats apens thismorning at Max Meyer Bro. & Co's IRIAL OF TiL6 DETROIT, Another of Uncle Sam's New Cruisers Will i . L, April 9.—Arrangements for the cruiser Detroit to | of her trials over the tomorrow, weather itting. Such m will require day. The will leave cither s or next morning for New Lon aven to en maae the whole mile cour pro; @ day or two will also be to prepare for the h is the real test ad will vemain h oon and thengo to pared to it ou the trial on the first favorah I'hie start will be made from New London rather than from this port, the co has been laid out from the Bar lett's reef light vessel, just off that port, to nine miles cast of Stratford snoals, thirty miles cast, and return to the start, Coast ey steamers Bache an Blake have both been detailed to duty in conneetion with the trials, tidal conditi in the sound and, therefore, be anchored at either end of the takin vations every ten min i'he former is now in the south - INARCIHISTS. by the G ) tnsur The oy warchist con an i ors four hour The naval ve until Thursday New London pre: 1o take s i obse ates, SPANISH ey Are Caught Neres P N Mabii, April 8 {iscevered an alarmin BN for its object ipposcd the s at Xeres last the remainder. The present | seems to have been instituted | by revenge fol o exceuted. The government lear wdezyous of th conspirators 1 Xeres, sur rounded s*vntivre band The w wins and knive and the f incriminating | docume tended to v uug I'he prisoners | were 1o government wi nt at tiol rnment has iracy s, huving wis four anar idated move urred the ar had intim execution of ore arm howi @ the outbr oday ed up und the make an example of them - More Forgories Dis Cixeissar, O, April 8 Rousheim & Bros. vis the d. The failure of more already 250,000, allowing only papers. It is alven 0.000 i forged papers, m £ Samuel Aub, is out been heard from ) seasational It is estimated tha bilities of the fiv $10,000 for forged known that me believed ug known lia all ha World's Fair Exhibit By Crry, Idaho, Aprii 8.\ been reccived here of the burning port route to the d has fa ion of the Idaho agricultural exhibit en- | World's fair. The tire occurred But little of value was of taxidermy and two of the Shoshonc large saved. A quuntity valuable ofl paintings falls 1erS Will cure You, is a true statement of the action of AVER'S rilla, when taken for discases ori in impure blood ; but, while this assertion is true of AYER'S Sarsaparilla, as thous can attest, ivcannot bo trathfully applied to otlier preparations, which vr, sincipled dealers will recommend, and try to im- rsag 1ds pose upon you, as good as Ayers.” Take Ayer’ Ayer’s only, if you need a blood-puvitier and would be benefited permanently This medicine, for fifty has enjoyed a veputation, and made a that has never been equaled by othier preparations. AYER'S saparilla eradi taint of he- reditary scrofula and other biood dis eases from the system, and it has, ¢ vedly, the confidence of the people. as “just Sarsaparilla and nearly years, record for cures, ates the Sarsaoaralla “I cannot forbear to express my jo; the relief T have obtained from the use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. Twas afilicted th kiduey troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to this, my body was covered with pimply eruptions. The failed to help me. remedies prescribed T then began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short time, the pains ceased and the pimples disappearcd. I advise every young man or woman, in case of sickness result- ing from impure blood, long sta no matter how 1y be, to take AYER'SSarsaparilla. I L. Jarmann, 83 William st., New York City. Will Cure Yo Prep ding the case 1 d by Dr.J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mast. KL\?’EDYS CAU l‘[()g? Nhhf ST INDIA mn. 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