Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 23, 1901, Page 12

o 2 1 CLOSE OF NIGHT SCHOOLS ooensful Termination of a Session Oover- ing Yive Months MUCH GOOD HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED Children Employed Are Glven n Backward Entigh During the Day 1 Start and wits Are a. of the ight evening nublic » The sch Comenius was The five-month ses: schools closed last have been held in the Ca bulldings. The celebrated at Ca ercises, to which all persons who have enrolled in the night school were invited Carl E. Herring, attorney for the Boar of Education, delivered an addre Mrs. Rene H principal of Central sang several The eighth grade at Cass, taught diss Ivy Reed, also con- | tributed mu mbers to the program. | During five months more than 400 persons | have attended the schoois. This 1s a | slight Increaso over tendance for the year 1809-1000, The of puplls who attended the and 1900 was 17 a pupils were old. Th ages of the puplls for which Is closing average about the in former years. Tho oldest pupil 68 and the youngest 8 years old The age of the pupils at Ca ages higher than that of tha attendants at | Comenius school, the latter school having | been attended largely by young people who work in South Omaha and are unable to go | to day school | Miss Emily Dorn been in charge of | the night session building and was aselsted in the work by Mrs. Elizabeth R Parke and Miss Mary A. Reld. The sessions at Comenius were in charge of Miss Jennie Ross, who w isted by Mrs, Josephine [ Carroll and Miss Nora Carrigan Adults Go se In the night schools attended by the the closing rm night the average chools during 1§ One hundred than 21 the am T vears more ye term enrol chool aver to ol the higher grades a younger pupils and th ginning classes are made up chiefly of older persons who have never had any school ad vantages. Adults of average intelligence who had no knowledge of reading and writ- ing when school opened in October have been advanced to the third reader and a able to write enough to carry on slmple cor- respondence “The greatest difculty night school 18 in teaching foreign-born pupils who attend,” one of the teachers at Cass school of the adult pupils who come to us a limited knowledge of Snglish Even after they learn to pronounce and write tha words in their lessons we find that they do not understand them. Many of these pupils live In families where but little | English 15 spoken and it 1s almost impo; ble for them to learn enough English to un derstand the explanations made by teacher The closing of night school Is regretted by the older pupils, who are anxious to carry thelr education beyond the rudiments they have acquired in five months. eral women at the Cass school have o quirles concerning the tuition charged adults who attend day school and it s probable that they will carry on their work in the regular day sessions MAKES WAR ON PICTURES City Attorney Draw Suppress Obje Dinplayn. The show windows, dead walls and bill boards of Omaha ave to be cleared of all rds or posters of an objectionable r. City Attorney W. J. Connell Is drawing an ordinance which will grant the clity the authority to tear down all immoral or Indecent advertlsing matter. Some time ago the Woman's club named committees to bring about the removal of objectionable posters and it is at the re- quest of members of these committees that Mr. Connell Is drawing up an ordinance. The ordinance will be completed in time for Introduction at the meeting of the council Tuesday evening. “The measure will prohibit the display, exhibition or posting on billboards or in public places of any slgn, picture, adver- tisement, engraving or painting of an im- moral or obscene character,” sald the city attorney in discussing the proposed ordi- nance. “In the present city ordinances there is no specific provision for the re- moval of objectionable bills or posters. The new ordinance will be so comprehensive that the city will have control over all ad vertising matter posted in public place: we have In the glish to the remarked Many ve but spoken Ordinance ionable A WOMAN ' Y Must Have N The finest contour of a female face, the sweotest smilo of a female mouth, loses something if the head is crowned with scant bair. Scant and falllng hair, it s now known, is caused by a parasite that burrows Into the scalp to the root of the hair, where it saps the vitality. The little white scales the germ throws up in burrowing are called dandruff. To cure dandruff permanently, then, and to stop falling hair, that germ must be killed. Newbro's Herpicide, an en- tirely new result of the chemical laboratory, flestroys the dandruff germ, and, of course stops the falling hair and cures baldness When you kill the germ you can't have the dandruff or thin hair. “Destroy the cause, you remove the effec oway Halr, Through to The Chicago Tuesdays and Fridays from Chicago Unlon Station, leaving at 12 noon over Pennsyl- vania Short Lines via Cincinnati, Atlanta and Macon, going through to Jacksonvile and St. Augustine kets and space on the through car may be arranged for by applying to 1. R. Dering, A. G. P. Agt., 248 South Clark St., Chicago, 111 pecial runs Be wise, get everybody s pric to us—ours are the lowest Read our ad on page ; then come Hayden Bros —grentest shoo slaughter ever known Omaha. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S all leathers, including ev 100 in stock— all widths Saturday, the last day only. K MEN'S AND WOMED $4 shoes, Baturday.... 044 and end lot of women's shoes ¢, —broken sizes, at. . .39¢ BATURDAY THE LAST DAY to buy mis- ses’, children's and boys' shoes at one- third value. Saturday the last day. Rochester Shoe Co. 1815 Douglas St. |4 in and $6 shoes— y high grade and sizes 2.38 been | school, | | development to | THE OMATA DAILY BEFE: SATURDAY, ROSTON STORE DUYS THE RUGS, FAVORS DUNDEE RESIDENTS| | 30 Large Stz Rucs e Ralt- “ M o Cont ¢ rects n ¢ from iy Se Dollars Court 1 BONS ine ale " Maria C. Pyke is not to be build & $700 cottage on her lot and the rchitectural character arlstocratic suburb s not be lowered. | Judge Fawcett yesterday granted a tem- | porary injunction restraining the erection of anything less than a $2,500 house upon the Pyke estate and further restraining the placing of any buflding nearer than twenty- five fect to the front line of the lot. This is a case over which the architec- turally thet! ple of Dundee have been excited for ne time. In the original | deeds conveying building lots in Dundee to various purchasers it was stipulated that to cost less than $2,600 was to be allowed in the neighbe Mrs. Pyke was about to disregard the provisions of the original deed to her lot by bullding a house | not more than $700 or $800. The neighbors sald such structure would be nothing more than shanty and to prevent | its erection they sought the injunction of the court, which has been granted. bt the Theaters, The Famou nch Beauties close their engagement today with two performances, fled | matinee and evening, having played to ex- declined | cellent at ance all week, the “Girl in ked that | Red ing the special feature with her examina- | 440 Vanity Fair, one of this season's preten- tious burlesque organizations, is announced for next week, commencing Sunday mati- nee. Do not miss geeing Carrle Nation, the reformer, in one of her notorious ralds. | Next Saturday evening, March 30, Manager | Rosenthal will have one of his big amateur | nights, having acceded to the request of his | MONDAY MARCH 1 to one in the nsit the We claim agent thus enabling rug bargains are all large ete. They ades of Wilton, Axmin also Smyrna. The pat autiful geometrical permitted to at Dundee of that of the e carpet o8 1to th roown fi you the rd of t in con them hought to gnee lot practica | us to ofter the at gre The rug 10 ft., 6x9 ou eve in the best gr Moquette and are oriental an. gns Remember they go on sale | MONDAY, MARCH 26 BOSTON £TORE, OMAHA J. L. Brandeis & Sons, Proprietors [CALLAHAN STANDS MUTE An ces that re ary ati e tern no residence to cost | Withholas and M len Ccant James Callahan A | prelimina examination court next Friday. When he rday on the latest complaint County Attorney Shields he a plea, and his attorneys be et for a prelimi robably call for ¢ in the was arr gned | | by to enter A date tion, It shall a ary may 1 Mr in Haller hearing in this in the indicate sary to waive a preliminary | and go up to the district court I think that within a few days we will have evidence that will release the defendant on hearing in the county court.” Mr. Haller that the prisoncr decided to withold his plea, and Judge Vinsonhaler Friday, March 20, as the date upon|ipe prices we quote in our big ad on page which a_preliminary examination ean be | z “yovien Bros started. Bail was fixed in the sum of | VU i—————— $3,000. The complaint arraigned yest bery il that we | Late that it want a cour may be examination unneces numerous patrons to glve one before the closo of the scason. i We make no excuse for selling goods at a Seeds that grow come from the Nebraska Seed company. 15 Howard Sam’'l Burns, 1318 Farnam, is selling a real porcelain dinner set $4 At Scofield’s Saturday New Spring Jackets From £5.00 to $14.00 upon which Callahan was | day charges him with rob- Where can yo uinvest money more ably than by buying a bottle of Prickly Ash Bitters—you get four for one. A kidney medicine, a liver tonle, stomach strength- and bowel cleanser. Four medicines for one dollar profit- | ener EVERY TUKSDAL In March and April the UNION PACIFIC will sell tickets at the following GREATLY REDUCED RATES: From Omaha to San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego...... .$25.00 Ogden, Salt Lake, Butte, Helena...... 23.00 Portland, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle... 25.00 New clty ticket office, 1224 Farnam street. Telephone, 315. Union station, Tenth and Marcy. phone, Tele- ree Home, | For book and map of lands to be opened New Separate Skirts “SCOFIELD CLOAKRSUITED, AS STRBET, OMAHA, NEB, send Agent ( 1 Jolly Eight's Washington hall, fine orchestra; Yes, gents, night. lvely ball this evening, 15th and Harney streets a grand good time for you welcome. get quality when you buy Hayden Bros., with a big You'll from us page 7. goods ad on LYONS—Thomas ¥ 21, Jfuneral services will be held Sunday from Knox Presbyterfan church, Nineteenth Ohlo streets, Sunday at 2 o'clock. In ment Forest' Lawn cemetery. . March SAME SHAPE TWO QUALITIES o \ The season ‘or painting is at ouying, and applying paint and v litile advice is necessary. Hen in charge of the paints, is the on man selling 1 the eity. just what to use for di and rolsh, Joha In a zon practical He ecan tell you rrent kinds of work 0 how to it There Is a_big differ- ence between selling patent medicines and varnish. Call at our store for information whether you want to buy or not. Fuller Paint &DrugGo., 14th and Douglas Sts, Open all nigh > Y &7 3 < ARROW Cuets B NISTOGA GARSON 25¢each'2 for25¢ CLUETT PEABODY &CO Sells the best HAY DE ready-tailored Clothing in America. We set the pace—the standard that none can meet on solid merit basis. For spring we have Gathered the newest, original styles in [ most distinetive and America, Come,Investigate, Examine. and you will be as enthusiastic as we, will know what you want for spring when You look through our line. We are going to show you how much better our clothing is tailored, to the ordinary e day ready-to- wear. Ours can well be styled “made-to- order,” for we know a merchant tailor can not give you a better fit. Most of our clothing is made by the largest and manufacturers in the world, The Stein Block Co., Michaels, Stern & Co,, of Rochester, N, Y., Hackett, Carhart & Co,, Ivan Frank & Co,, N. Y. City, Hart, Schaffner & Marx, B. Kuppenheimer & Co., Chi ete, Wish you could see their plants and their superior appliances, the clean, healthful work rooms. We mention these few points to prove to you how thoroughly conversant we are with the sour from which our clothing comes. Our care and thought relieves you of all doubt as to whether the men's, bo) and children's clothing you buy from us, will give ]N'l feet satisfaction. Our prices are way lower than elsewhere, Men's new spring suits from $3.75 up to $27.5 Young men's new spring suits, $3.25 up to $1 Boys' knee pants suits, in all the new up-to-date styles, from O5¢ to $7.50. You and best tailor ERED o 120, READ 7T lnnvmsu BROS. B BIG SALES ON PAGE we‘vc the lightest, brightest and cheeriest Clothing Department in the west, and the clothing fits the depart. ment, othing advertises a store so well as a well pleased woman, and noth- ing pleases a woman so well as good popular priced hosiery, { Women's [ Hosiery mloss cotton, in black, tan Extra Fine Quality Black, tan and fancy, colored cotton and lsle-thread, in 250 plaln and lace wtripes Fine Quality Two-Thread Maco cotton and lsle-thread, split foot and solld blacks, also fancy stripes, with lac 350 effects only New spring hats, In almost any shade—nutria pearl, morocco, tan, cedar and so on—and all the good, good looking shapes. soft this season Men are going to wear hats more Not but because they All $1.50 ones have the $2.50 values in them. The $2.00 ones sell for $3.00 elsewhere. The $2.50 ones bring as high as $4.00 \f you care to pay the regular hat store's price. $9.0 gray herringbone, eassimere, box cut, strap seams; in a choice line of shades, positively one of the best coats for spring wear on the market. than r alone for comfort, look well in them For Men's Coats — made Top of MATRCTY 23 1001, SPRING CLOTHING .. It makes no difference whether you pay us $7.50 or $15.50 for a suit of clothes, you get the sarae tailoring, the difference in the price is the difference in the quality. We you as good tailoring as we can get in either suit. We're put- ting forth our mighty efforts to excel all previous value and boys’ clothing. The most complete line ever shown by any clothing store, All the new- est rough effects in brown, green and gray shades, stripes, checks, flannel cassimere and ¢heviots, hard and soft finished worsteds, vicunas, Lla mas, straight eut and single breasted sacks, three-button cutaways, ete, Newest Style Spring Suits We are showing in our Farnam Street elothing window, fifty-six different style suits and more in the department. $4.00 to $24.00 king better price quality considered, Men’s Spring Top Coats $7.50 for Men’s Top Coats, made of black or gray worsted, Italian lining, satin piped seams, reinforced, this top coat tailored, artistic cut, perfect fit, a posi- tive s 50 to the purchaser. Boys’ Clothing Are you ¢ give giving in men® We are 1 than you can possibly find elsewher tical and exacting regard- * clothing? Most parents take pride in the youngster's ing your bo, appear- |ance and we are glad enough to have them compare values. There’s no stu- pidity in the origin of Nebraska cloth- |ing and none in its destiny. There's nothing limited about its assortment. Boys’ Spring Suits Knee Pant Suits— $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, §: Long Pant Suits— $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, Vestee Suits— $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and up. Russian Bouse Suits, $3.00, 0, $4.00 and 2.25, 2.50, $3.00 up. $6.50 and up. $4.50. T-hc well dressed on Easter need not cost large amount if you buy your Fuster outfit at the ri, ht place. We believe the right place is here at “The Nebraska.” Sunday a Early Spring Millinery Many of the newest de- signs in Trimmed Hats— (‘l)l\ll'fl of the latest im- ported suc- cesses are now shown for the first time. The most beautiful ideas in chiffon and braid effects. Hats the millinery stores get &5, %7 and $10 for—are here for $2145, $3.75 and $5 Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes Worth buying because they are good—selling fast because they are cheap. You may pin this to every pair youbuy here— ‘‘a new pair for a pair that fails.” Kangaroo Calf Skin Shoes, made _ to our idea as to | | | | i | | \ | | should be made, viei kid tops—12 to 2, § 84 to 114, $1.25, $1 00 Boys' Satin Calf School Shoes. Good weight soles—solid and serviceable 95C 13to ..ll 10; $10 0 l-or one of lhou RAGLANS — You sce lots of them on the street, most of them come from here—they're mfortable, good looking, good 0'Coats, beautitully cut and made up to meet the views of the most fastidious dressers. Jlebroska PAINT---Saturday Saturday 1s the day to buy a can of paint and do that job of painting It's no trouble to paint if you use SHER WIN-WILLIAMS' Paint. It's already use—just stir it up. a pain made for EVERY PURPOSF dash mixture for all Haif-pint can Family Paint .. Half-pint can Varnish Stain Half-pint can Screen Paint Quarter-pint can Enamel Paint . Quarter-pint can Bicycle Enamel . Half-pint can Buggy Paint . Half-pint can Bathtub Ename Half-pint can Oil Stain .. One-pint can fine Varnish One-quart bottle Saunders’ Ruby Floor oil One-pound can Shinon Fioor Wax Call for Color Card. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. Corner 16th and Dodge. for t not one slap oo | LADIES, "I adies of Omahn and vicinity that 400 50¢ " The Chicago Record ha< 61 of these Type wi.ers in daily use— It you want a typewriter, why not come first where you can s EVERY GOOD SORT OF TYPE- WRITER in its best form? TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES of all kinds for all machines. TYPEWRITERS RENTED. TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED, New Century The fi catalogue ever issued is yours for the asking. Write or Call. e United Typewriter and Supply Co., 1014 Farnam S§t, Omah: ARGAIN PRICES will be Penfold stock drug sundries id get our prices Every day Aloe & retall line tin day 1s sold until Don't you see buy our Cramer's Kidney Cure . Marnet Pile Cure Ubursa . Hawley's « urlw ne Proctor's Sarsaparilla foley's Kldney Cure $1.00 Foley's Honey Tar $1.0 Hawley's Shampoo e N.uh(r'u Senna M l\n Math na M woth y Compound of White Pine Co Tonlc $1.00 $1.00 L0 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 0's Byru §1.00 Kirk's Halr $1.00 Perur Shuster's e Malt Vi $1.00 Wine Bromo Hoff's N MyErs:DiLLoN Dkuo Co.. Cor, 16th and Farnam Sts, Mait Extract ne § dul ne and’ Tron ui alt e until the | Women's ralny-day skirts, 16 rows of stitching around bot- tom, perfect in fit and hang, advertised as a bargiin in this city for §4; Satur- QK day only Suits, sillc underskirts and we name on the: display of tallor has never been made four goods tomorrow s Shoe Store 1s now open. lady that has visited there, has expressed herself as being very much pleased with the new and modern rangements of the NEW STORE JFOR We wish |t understood th Every that will for the r fea, on that we give by ur R accommodation is whether they are immediate | purchasers of Sorosis shoes, or not, and also that the maid in attendance will polish their shoes free of charge, whether visitors or buye Our store will o'clock, Saturday ladies an opportunity to modern and up-to-date store in the west, Sorosis Shoe Store, 203 So. 15th Street, FRANK WILCOX, Manager. We Wrote to Mark We got desperate Monday in regard to the senatorial fight and wrote to Mark Hanna. He wired us he would take a hane and you know when he does he holds four w, look out, he's going to settle hus to use a h ‘s Cough Syr s Kidney € ine 200 Silk of the materials $ with all its | ROOM, isposal their $7 be open evening, until ten giving all the visit the most arranged shoo (10) begins at 8:30 value 8o great We have suits, lined with taffe $ jackets, suits 0 not to sale price are hero by the 50 dress appliqued, Quin line lined and Quin new flare Saturday 1 for 45.00; § ur stock of lot One table of ladic tans, etc., made We have divided up to $7.00 will g walsts turday children in one at All worih up to § Women's eton Jackets, worth §1 for One trimmed 8100 700 4405 75 | made from the ik Malted 50, Pinkhan SCHAEFER ** or. 161 L A b table of ladies’ l PRIC 50 in percales DRUGGIST h and Chicago. Read big sales on page 7. @rerressssvsesssssessesees® 8] Comfort $ | and Beauty of teeth have s, Have your teeth attended to where you get rellable work. many virt DR.KAY'S RENOVATOR invigorates and renovates the 5.00 up $1.60 up +1.86.00 Set of Teeth Gold Filling. Gold Crowns + Taft's Philadelphia Dental noomsz f 1517 Douglas St, 3 Beeeeerersoosesserseeeeesd | br. Kay’s Lung Balm hd of cough, I bronghitis hrout. croup. whoopin Never deruages the slomack. At ayase: puriaen and coriehes tho blood: « the. worst dyspepain, constipation, head fiverand kidneys” 2 wnd 1 Ut arugglais. 1 sample and b Rnr B.J. Tay, Saratogs R FEMALE GEANS oA 107 stronkeat, hest Thnay Skt Sieruas & Mo HAY DEN Skirts and Waists l ¢ We bought for spot cash at one-half price | lines of tailor | 4 than half their made suits and silk underskirts right by any house in the gocds special lines selected from our own large stock ore than satisfy the most economical buyers. you more valuo We have the livliest cloak department in Cmaha. made from very finest taffetas at you come early scription of the added some that a mado in the newest style of bolera and eton stitched seams and that are made Saturday 100 sults made of cholce imported materials, the famous Winslow crack—manufactur, Women’'s skirts made One table of are silk lined th roughout, floune $15.00 to $20.00; 00 will go in one lot wrappers in heavy flannelettes, worth up to $2.50, Women's black bro- cade silk capes, trim med with lacé and satin ribbon, at the unheard of price Saturday of g () only the entire manufacturers stock of made suits—no two altke, The prices that value, Such an elegant at the opening of the season western country. We have added to these waists, skirts and wrappers We are doing the business for your money than any house in Amer- Underskirts 3.95 The sale on these skirts begins promptly at 8 oclock fn the morning. The sale on our sample suits Saturday morning. We would suggest that The varlety is so large and the range fn that we will not attempt to glve you a de m to the above 200 ladles’ tallor-made silk-lined throughout, all with taffeta with stitched bands of 10.00 lined with that Is warranted 19.90 Dresq Skirts wo have sclected taffeta, nicely .4.95 sor and pebble cheviots that also silk dress skirts with the worth less than for trimmed sell for your cholce for a throughout, to sell for $30; t aturday quality perea- Tor excellent e flounce, for t housands made of with new fla v elvet bound, Kirts in none our choice ’s Specials. in blues, browns, only s Jackets into twe lots cerise, reds, ‘ 98 Can at $1.08 tamous Winslow taffeta, aborately for HAYDEN BROS. TER'S ENGLIGH YAOYAY Puts Ve e Fake estimon) n Totter, by Meaties. TANSY PILLS ulator. *Safe and Sur by Mail, "r' L‘E.F..’»?.‘. Falls. ~ Druf