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Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
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The beneht performance by the Redmond
company at he Dohany opera hou e for Conn
pany L., Fifty-irst Iowa, attracted. as had
been anticipated. an audience that filled
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12
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Lowest prices. easy terms. The best and
largest stock Of pianos at Swanson Music
company, Masonic Temple.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-12

The following transfers were filed yester-
day in the abstract. title and loan office OF
j. w. Squire, 1O1 Pearl street:
Jacob w. Snodderly TO Olive II. Black,
lot 6, block II, Williams first addt-. 40,
tiOn, W. '.'''. ,,.'F hN'
Il. %. jefferson n wife TO ozion VIII
son. ne. a 3S-76-i0. W. d....."";...:' b,ssV
Heirs of James McGinty to Jennie A.
MeGinty, sls ne, "a 2l-77-42' q C. d.
Total amount Of three transfers.. S S.2Sl
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often gives up as hopeless a case which
is quite durable when greater skill and
experience are brought to bear.
1t is the so-called "incurable and
"hopeless" cases, which come in such
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N. ", for treatment. Men and women
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Mfr. Chas. Hunwick of Lenox, Macomb Co.,
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O.. Younkerman & Co, grape baskets. bar
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LOANS on improved farms in Iowa and in.
side city property in Council Bluffs al
lowest rates.

''NN 49,
Farms for sale in Iowa:
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100 acres in Crawford county, $45 per acre.
so acres five miles from Council Bluffs, $50
per acre. A bargain for a fine fruit farm
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$50 acres in Harrison county, $40 per acre. A
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City residence and business property for
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200 acres in Pottawattamie county, S45 ne.
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For rent:
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Some of them cash prizes given abso'
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the greatest number of White Russian
Soap wrappers.
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Bring or mail all White Russian Soap
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$40 cash to the woman having the
greatest number of White Russian Soap
Wrappers to her credit at Il o'clock
noon, Aug. 81, 1899.
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Total amount of three transfers s 81
The times., 1899-06-16

MUM in reading. writing. and spelling;
third in cateehism, arithmetic, history,
| geography. drawing. and music.
I Miss Gladys Hiuekley-First premium in
4 reading, writing and arithmetic; second in
catechisIn, grammar. spelling, geography.
composition. and drawing.
Miss Maitland Piper-First premium in
reading. composition. drawing. and writ
ing; second in catechism. practical and
mental arithmetic, grammar. history, and
( geography.
I Miss Mabel Talty-First premium in
reading geography. and arithmetic; second
in cateehism, spelling, composition, draw
| ing. and writing
In the second junior and mfnim Depart
ments:
Premiums for Improvement were award
ed to Misses Agnes Downey. Elizabeth Sin
ton. Angela Mcmahon. Helen Whyte. Katie
I Schaefer. Mary Downey. Nellie Cannon.
I Jessie Krogstad, Helen May, Zelda Glib
/ bons, Hazel O'NeilI. Marie Adams, Mary
/ Crowley. Dorothy Shields, Neva Pardse.
| Constance Eysman, Garnet Chamblin, Jen-
ME Finn, Anita Avsilhe, Mary Allies.
! Louise Atlee, Marie Chapman, Marie Clark
/ Margaret Gibbons Leona Keegau, Irene
Sehaefer. and Margaret Stephenson.
In the boys department premiums for
7 general Improvement in studies were
/ awarded to Masters Walter Atlee. Boice
! Bolton, Jack Brannigau. John Clark. Ed
mund Cammack. Eugene Carr. Edwin
Chapman, John Carter. Hugh Carter. Au-
/ brey DAILY, Willie DAILY. Charles Eysman.
Charles Herman. Joseph Handy. Douglas
| Hillyer. Robert Krogstad Clarence Lowell.
Maurice Mudd Willie Madigan. Francis
Madigan, Milton TrumbulT Philip Turner.
Paul Cain. George Dougherty. Robert
/ Hinckley. Cooper Foote Francis Foote.
and Irving Stephenson
In the music department certificates for
Improvement in piano. violin, and harp
were awarded to Misses Emily Bowden,
Nellie Dillon. Marie Egan. Sarah Halter
Anna Martin, Helen Tourney. and Lotta
! Wilson.
In the art department premiums for ex-
cellence in oil. water colors and china
painting were awarded to Misses Belle
Pierce, Mildred Nyman, and Anna Martin
The times., 1899-06-16

grammar, spelling. physical geography.
physiology composition, needlework. and
first division seventh class instrumental
music second in penmanship, first diVi-
sion, third oil and bookkeeping.
Miss Mabel Montgomery-Second prem
ium in catechism, Bible history, gram
mar, penmanship, elocution and first d.
vision third oil; third in arithmetic phys
ical geography. physiology spelling, book
Keeping. composition. and French.
Miss Elnor Moriarity-Flrst premium
in arithmetic, grammar. spelling,
physiology, and third water colors; sec
ond in penmanship, composition, bookkeep-
ing. and physical geography. and second
division ninth class instrumental music.
Miss Atalanta Nicolaides-Second pre-
MUM in catechism. Bible history arith-
metic, composition, physical geography.
physiology, penmanship, elocution, third
class oil and first division, tenth class
| music; third in grammar. spelling, book
keeping. and French.
Miss Marguerite O'Toole-First premium
| in catechism, Bible history. arithmetic,
! grammar, spelling. physical geography
| physiology, third class water colors, and
second division. fifth class instrumental
music; second in penmanship, composition
and bookkeeping.
| Miss Nav Pierce-First premium in cate
/
physical geography, physiology, compost
! tion. needlework, and second class oil;
second in peumauship and bookkeeping
Miss Annie Priddy-First premium In
grammar, spelling. composition, penman-
ship, third class oil and French; second In
first division, eighth class instrumental
music.
Miss saiIie Tlfany--First premium In
catechism Bible history, arithmetic. gram
mar, spelling physical geography. physi-
oiogy. and first division, fourth class in
| strumental music; second in penmanship,
composition and bookkeeping.
Miss Pansy wilsonTFfrst premium in
catechsm Bible history, arithmetic, gram
mar physica! geography physiology. and
first division, seventh, class instrumental
music; second in; spelling, penmanship,
bookkeeping. and composition.
Miss May welis-First premium In Bible
history. physiology. and third class china
painting; second in arithmetic. spelling
grammar. German, and second division,
ninth class instrumental music.
In the second preparatory class;
Miss Bernice BNiley-First premium in
etymoogy, reading and writing; second in
| eatechism Bible history arithmetic, gram
mar, United States history. geography,
composition, and oil painting.
Miss Miriam Bailey-First premium in
catechism. Bible history, grammar, geogr
raphy. reading. and writing; second in
arithmetic, United States history, compost
p. ton, etymology. and water coiors.
Miss Josephine Graendle-First premium
in catechism. Bible history. grammar. ETY.
mology, United States history geography
composition, writing. elocution, and water
colors; second In arithmetic
Miss Csleua Greene-first premium In
catecliism Bible history. arithmetic, ETY..
moiogy, United States history geography
| and grammar; second in reading. writing
composition. and general drawing
Miss Agnes Hanley-First premium il
The times., 1899-06-16
GRADUATED FROM THE
HOLY CROSS ACADEMY
Two Young Ladies Receive
Their Diplomas.
Exercises Held at the Lafayette
Square Opera House
An Excellent Programme of Vocal
and Instrumental Music Render
aI-Vha axxurd. af

The annual commencement exercises OF
the Academy of the Holy Cross were held
yesterday afternoon In the Lafayette
Square Opera House. Two young ladiss
graduated. the Misses Agnes Rose and
Mary E. MeGrath. The exercises. however,
marked the close of another school year
for over half hundred young ladies, all
of whom assisted in the rendition Of a
programme which showed culture in music
and rhetoric and refined conception and
exquisite taste in tableaux. Prizes were
awarded to many in the Undergraduate
classes. and were conferred with a simple
ceremony by Mgr. Martineih. In the abb
sence OF Senator Carter. who was to have
delivered the address TO graduates, DIR.
Rocker. Secretary OF the Pspai Legation.
made a few remarks at the close Of the
exercises.
The theatre presented a gay and breezy
appearance The large audience was COM
posed mostly Of ladies. The doors and
windows OF the playhouse were thrown
open. and the constant motion of fans and
rustic OF summer costumes was a pleas
ant contrast TO the sweltering heat outside
Seated in the mezzanile boxes. surround
ing the pit were many clerical dignitaries
and Sisters OF Charity. who in their SON.
bre black made a pleasant contrast 10 The
gaycty Of the world.
The programme consisted mainly Of vcca
and Instrumental music. with here and
there g tablsau to represent the sentiment
expressed Joan OF Arc, surrounded BY
her admiring sisters. and later crowned bJ
white robed angels, elected the admirinl
applause OF this audience.
The opening number was a march b!
Nendeissohn. played on pianos. yioiins
and harps. To this march the classes mad
their appearance. and the following pro
gramme was given:
Solo and chorus, THE Water Symph," Rubin
stein; alto solo. Min Grace Harms: chorus. voca
class: accompanied by Miss Helen Tourney
"RlsapzSdie No. e. Liszt; pianos. Misses Grac
Fowler ard Ella wartlen. vocal trio, ..Tal
pfsgonHies.~ Bsyiel; Nisses p. Evans, C. Kara'
The times., 1899-06-16

catechism, Bible history, arithmetic. gram
mar, etymology. geography. United States
history, reading, writing, composition,
needlework, and first division, sixth class
instrumental music; second in, general
drawing
Miss Edgarina Hastings-First premium
in catechism. Bible history, arithmetic,
grammar, etymology. United states history,
geography, reading. and general drawing;
second in writing and composition.
Miss Anna May 0'Toole. first premium
in catechism, Bible history. grammar
arithmetic spelling, United States history.
geography, composition, writing, and first
division, sixth class, instrumental music;
second in water colors.
Miss Anna Ryan-First premium in cat
echism, arithmetic, United States history.
geography, and composition; second in
Bible history, spelling, grammar, reading,
writing. general drawing and second di-
1 vision, eighth class, music.
/ Miss Ida Warthen-First premium in
catechism, Bible history arithmetic, writ
/ ing, spelling, and ninth class mandolin;
! second in grammar, United States history,
| geography, reading. composition. oil paint
! ing, needle work, and eiocution.
Miss Gertrude Whyte-First premium in
| catchechism, Bible history. arithmetic,
| grammar. spelling. United States history,
geography. reading. writing, composition
and general drawing; second in needle
| work.
In the third preparatory class:
Miss Louise Cpmalier-First premium in
| catechism, arithmetic. grammar. COMPOST
| tion, penmanship. and general drawing;
second in United States history and read
ing.
Miss Mary Clark-BIrst premium in cat
echism and penmanship; second in arith-
metic, grammar, United States history,
reading. and drawing.
Miss Bcrnadette Conner-FirSt premium
in catechism. arithmetic. grammar and
composition; second in reading, United
States history, elocution, penmansh;p, and
oil painting.
Miss Lulu Darr-First premium in cate
ehism, arithmetic, grammar, spelling,
reading, composition, general drawing and
first division, eighth class. instrumental
music: second in United States history.
elocution. and penmanship.
Miss Carmel Egan-First premium In
i.catechsm, arithmetic, grammar, and COM
lipositiou; second in reading, United States
history, penmau5hip, water coiors. and
second division, ninth class, instrumental
music.
Miss Anna Heany-First premium in cat
echism, arithmetic. grammar, and compost
ton: second in United States history, PEN
manship. reading, oil painting. and second
division, eighth class, instrumental music
third in French.
Miss Ethel Karns-Birst premium IN
arithmetic, grammar composition, pen
manship. and drawing;. second in United
States history. French. reading. and frs
division, ninth class, instrumental music.
Miss Adele May-First premium in cat
echism, arithmetic, grammar. genera
drawing. and second division. seventh class
instrumental music; second in United
States history. composition, reading, anC
penmunship.
Il Miss May Moreland-First premium il
The times., 1899-06-16

catechism, arithmetic, grammar. reading.
spelling. composition, water Co!oFs. and
first division. eighth class instrumental
music second in United States history and
penmanship.
Miss Alice Norris-First premium in cat
ochism, grammar, arithmetic. composition,
and penmanship; second in United States
history French, reudiug, water colors, and
first division, ninth class, instrumen al
music,
Miss Frances Shields-First premium in
arithmetic, grammar, spelling. United
States history, composition, reading. draw
ing French, and tenth class violin; second
in penmanship.
Miss Leroy Shields-First premium In
spelling and drawing; second in arithmetic,
grammar, United States history, reading,
| penmanship, and tenth class violin.
In the first junior class:
| Miss Aleanor Aveilhe-First premium in
writing, geography, and arithmetic; sec
ond in reading, spelling. drawing, and
| grammeI.
| Miss Carrie Bailey-First premium in
catechism, writing. arithmetic. and geog-
raphy; second in reading drawing. gram
mar. and spelling.
Miss Susie Bryerly-Ffrst premium in
| writing, geography, and drawing; second
! in reading. spelling, arithmetic, compost
| tion and music.
| Miss Mildred Cain-Flrst premium in
| catechism, practical and mental arirhme
tic, history, geography. grammar reading.
writing, spelling, composition. and draw
| ing.
| Miss May Conroy-Secoud premium in
| catechism. arithmetic. writing. and spell
ing; third in grammar. geography, compo-
sition. drawing. and eloeution.
Miss Marguerite Curtis-First premium
I -{fI,,
mar, history, geography. reading. and
writing; second in spelling. composition,
| and drawing.
Miss Edna Danforth-First premium in
practical and mental arithmetic, grammar,
history, geography. reading. writing. SPELL
ing, composition, and drawing.
Miss Eloise Dick-First premium in
! practical and mental arithmetic and geog-
| raphy: second in reading, writing. spell
| ing. history, grammar. music, and draw
| ing.
Miss Imogen Karns-First premium in
| writing, reading arithmetic. grammar,
| drawing composition, and spelling; second
in music.
Miss May Kearuey-First premium In
catechism, practical and mental arithme-
tic, geography. composition, music, gram
| mar and reading; second in history spell
| ing writing and drawing
Miss Elizabeth Leeeh-First premium in
catechism, practical and mental arithme-
tic. history, geography. grammar. and
drawing; second in reading, writing, spell
ing, and composition.
Miss Blanche Madigan-First premium
in eatechism, reading. writing, and geog-
raphy: second in arithmetic, grammar,
| comppsition, spelling, and drawing
Miss Florence Forbes-PrenIium for gen
eraI Improvement in studies.
Miss Margretta Morse-First premium in
writing, drawing and geography second
In reading, spelling. grammar. arithmetic
composition, and drawing.
Miss Marguerite Eysman-Seeond pre-
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second class oil painting; second in Eng
lish literature
Miss Emma Clarke-First premium In
third class oil painting: second in first
class French, English literature, and Sec
ond division, first class, piano.
In the second senior class:
Miss May Berberfch-First premium In
Church history, cateehtsm, rhetoric, mod
ern history, botany chemistry. Latin, al
zebra, third class drawing, and first divis-
ion, ninth class, music; second in arith-
metic, bookkeeping, literature and PEN
manship.
Miss Cecilia Kennedy-First premium in
catechism, Church history, rhetoric, mod
ern history, botany. chemistry, Latin, and
literature; second in algebra, bookkeeping
and penmanship.
Miss Emma Honey-First premium In
rhetoric, modern history, and literature;
second in arithmetic and penmanship.
Miss Katherine Specht-First premium
in catechism, Church history, rhetoric,
modern history, botany, algebra, and sec
ond division; seventh class instrumental
. music, and third class oil painting; sec
ond in arithmetic, bookkeeping, literature,
chemistry, and penmanship.
In the first preparatory class:
Miss Amy Butler-First premium in
/ catechism,' Bible history, spelling. physI-
! ology, and composition: second in gram
mar. physical geography, and first division
third class water colors; third in arithme-
tic, penmanship. bookkeeping, and French
| Miss Stella Brett-Second premium in
catechism. Bible history. arithmetic
grammar, spelling, penmanship, and Sec
ond division ninth class music.
| Miss Clara Gillen-First premium In
catechism, Bible history, spelling, gram
mar, physiology, penmanship, and compo-
] stion; second in arithmetic, physical
| geography, and bookkeeping.
Miss May Howard-First premium in
catecbism. Bible history. physical geog.
raphy. physiology. and penmanship; sec.
ond in arithmetic, spelling, grammar
French, bookkeeping, composition. first di.
vision third water coiors, and tenth clas!
mandolin.
/ Miss Florence Karns-First premium II
arithmetic, grammar. spelling, physica
geography, physiology, penmanship. anC
| first division sixth class instrumental
music: second in French, bookkeeping
and composition.
Miss Katie B. May-First premium IL
catechism. Bible history. arithmetic
grammar, physical geography. physiology
spelling. penmanship, elocution needle
work, and first division sixth class instru
mental music; second in composition ant
bookkeeping.
Miss Kathleen McMahon-First premium
in catechism, Bible history, penmanship
and second division fifth class instrumen
tai music; second In spelling. grammar
composition, neediework, and first division
third water colors; third in arithmetic
physiology. physical geography. and book
keeping.
Miss Grace Moss-Second premium Il
catcchism, Bible history, spelling, gram
mar. penmsnship. composition, third cias
oil. and second division eighth class music
third in arithmetic. physical geography
physiology and bookkeeping.
I Miss May Madigan-First premium Il
catechism. Blbie history, arithmetic
The times., 1899-06-16
4 New Commander for the Talbot.

Norfolk. Va. June 15.-Iieutenant Com
mauder j. C. Cresap has assumed command
of the torpedo boat Talbot, relieving Lieu
tenant Commander E. J. Dorm. The main
mast of the cruiser San Fransciseo has
been taken out. preparatory to changing
her rig. This work viii. Il Is thought. be-
gin about July 1. The Reina Mercedes Is
still in drydock having her bottom cleaned
and repaired. Large numbers OF visitors
go aboard the cruiser daily.
The times., 1899-06-16
lmapinarI Ailments.

There are many who have pains in the
back and imagine that their kidneys are
affected while the only trouble is a rheu-
matIsm of the muscles. or. at worst. lum-
bago. that can be cured by a few appIica-
tions OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm or by
dampening a piece of flannel with Pain
Balm and binding 1t on over the affected
parts. For sale by Henry Evans. 93s F
Street northwest. wholesale and retail. and
all druggists.
The times., 1899-06-16
Another lot Of those ladies' suits
at S4.9S.

80 LADIES' SUITS-All this seasons
styles-all very desirable-consisting
of broadcloths. black cheviot serges.
check casBimeres. grey wide vale
serges, and herrlngbone cassimeres-
every one with jackets lined with ia
feta silk-in "Eton," in round cut
fronts, in square cut REFER effects; the
very choicest suits of the season which
actually sold for s12. SIS. $40, $25, and
S29; some of them most elaborately
trimmed with all-oyer braid-wiH be
offered you tomorrow at $49S.
STRIPED CORDED TAFFETA SILK
WAISTS-With white grounds, with
pink, blue, garnet, and cerise stripes,
as well as plain white, for s3.9S.
The times., 1899-06-16
"Hechts' Greater Stores. "
: THE HOUR SALES TODAY

extraordinary selling
result of special
that ecfts confidently
have offered equal to these
charged will be
OF BILL,
The times., 1899-06-16

BUNeHES OF SILK BUTTERCUPS
-Cowslips in all colors. foliage long
sprays of leaves, clusters of berries,
wreaths of wild flowers. roses. daisies.
cornfiowers. ETC., which sold for 69c
to Csc, for Gle
The times., 1899-06-16

EXTRA HEAVY FLOOR oILCLoTH
I'm yard wide, yard and one-half wide.,
and 2 yards wide. in handsome colors
and patterns, to go per square yard,
for is 7-8c.
The times., 1899-06-16
IL to ~.

LADIES' WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS
With two rows Of embroidery insert
ing in two different styles, will be sold
for S1.9S.
The times., 1899-06-16

5000 yards OF summer draperies. con-
sisting OF art crepons. silkolines. ere
tonnes. etc. which are worth VI to
u 1-2c. yard. for 7-sc
The times., 1899-06-16

Lot of boys' fine all-wool blue serge
double- breasted suits, in sizes to 16
years. all well made and fast color
guaranteed serge. which sell usually
for So, for sos.
The times., 1899-06-16

LADIES ALL-SILK AND Isle
THREAD VESTS-In black and variety
of delicate shades, which usually sell
for SOC, for 1gc.
The times., 1899-06-16

100 mems covert
and striped crash BIZ
cycle suits which
cannot be had else
where under $3.50, to
go for S1-5G.
The times., 1899-06-16

MEMS FAST BLACK AND TAN
FULL SEAMLESS HALF HoSE-In
all sizes which sell at 10c pair. for
1-2c pair.
The times., 1899-06-16

BOYS, WASHABLE GALATEA
CLOTH AND LINEN CRASH SUITS
With large sailor collars. trimmed with
soutache braid. for 69c.
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PURE GRASS LINEN EMBRoID-
ERIES-whfch sell usually for as high
as soc yard, to go for i-2c.