TITE OMAnA DAILY DEE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 17. 1905.
PLANS FOR COMMENCEMENT
Datcl and Doingi at High and Public
Bchooli Being Arranged.
BIG CLASS OF SENIORS FROM FORMER
v
One Hundred and Eight? Mndents
"Hill Be Graduated from tha
lBh School This
Year.
Principal AVatrrhouse Is not yet ready
to announce the names of abeul 180 stu
dents who will be graduated from the Nlsli
school cn the nlplit of Friday, June 16, at
the Orphcum theater. Beyond the fact that
ths class will wear caps and gowns and
that the music will be given by members
of the clas3, the program, which is In
charge of Assistant l'rliu-ipal McIIugh, Is
yet to be arranged. Orations and essays
will be delivered by six members of the
class, to be chosen from ten competitors,
who will be sekcted by the entire faculty
on the afternoon of June 3 at the high
school, when the efforts will be expressed
In the best manner that the authors know
bow.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached to the class on the morning of
Sunday, June 4, by Dr. Conley, at the First
Baptist church. This date Is made early
o the cadets can get away for the annual
encampment, which begins June 8 and lasts
until the 14th, at a place yet to be decided
upon.
Class day exercises will be dispensed with
as they wero lut year and their place
taken by the presentation of a suitable art
memorial to the school by the graduating
class.
Although It is not certain, It Is probable
that the senior cl-iss will rave a banquet
on the Saturday evening following com
mencement. The alumni banquet will be
given at the Millard hotel on the even
ing of Juno 19, to be followed by a Uance.
All the public schools will close the sea
eon' work Juni lt. Class day exercises
for the pupils graduating from the eighth
grade will be held In most of the buildings,
serving as a kind of commencement for
those who are to enter the high school next
fall or who have finished their school work..
At the lAke school the date has been fixed
for June 2. Superintendent Davidson will
endeavor to speak at each of these exor
cises, which consist of programs of essays,
orations and music, lielow the eighth
grade nothing will be done to signalize the
end of the school year.
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SOCIETIES HAVE ONE MG DAY
High School Students Hold Literary
Meetings of Merit.
Monday afternoon and evening was tho
meeting time of the various High School
societies.
The Hawthorne society met at the school
In the afternoon and gave a program, its
character being French. Misses Alvia
Huntley opened the program with a piano
Bolo. "Air de Mallet." Miss Marie Cochrane
read an essay on the subject, "Some
French Writers," and Eva Murphy read her
essay on "The French Girl."
Vocal and Instrumental music was lnter
spered throughout the meeting and a most
Instructive and entertaining gathering was
present.
The Webster society met Monday also,
and an Interesting debate on the question
"Resolved that the Railroads in the United
States Shall be owned and Operated by the
People," had been arranged for. The af
firmative of the question was taken by
Messers Carroll Burkhard and Arthur Nasi,
while the negative was represented by
William Randall and Theron Wohorton.
Essays were read by Harry Ryan and
Harry DeLamatre, on the subjects,, "Air'"
and "The Astor Estate" recitations were
presented by Joe Barton, jr., and Joe
Bart rand.
A short program also was given by the
Browning society. The program consisted
of three essays on the subjuct, "The
Poetry of Tennyson," by Ruth Harding,
Gcnevleva Ulov-r and Louise Grant.
I.anKtwKo and Mathematics.
A debate on tho subject, "Resolved,
That the Study of l-uiigimge Trains the
Mind as Well as tho Study of Mathe
matics," was tho feature of tho meeting
of the German society Monday ufternoon.
The debaters were Messrs. McKitrlck,
Andrews and Charlcton for tho affirmative
and Messrs. Rlppy, Philips and Cunning
ham for the negative. Tulks were given
by Carl Eelden on the subject, "Labor
Unions," and by George Percival on "How
an Annual Register Is Gotten Out."
A program had been arranged by the
members of the Priscilla Alden society. The
last selection from "Miles Standish" was
presented by Miss Elsie Hadfield. Miss
Grace McBrlde presented an essay,
"A Biography of Millet, Made Famous
by His Renowned Painting."
The Margaret Fuller society held Its
regular meeting. Miss Marguerite Riggs
gave a vocal solo. Numerous essays were
read and recitations given.
The subject of the Llnlnger Travel club
was Holland. Rose Oolrtt- -i rend an In
teresting paper on "Hoi! ind Holland
ers." Francis Victor i I "An Old
Sweetheart of Mine." Ain'-i nlun was the
subject of a paper by Edith Samlberg.
Friday morning the senior class and
teachers will go to Lincoln to visit the
state university. This Is the day set a Hide
for all the high schools In the state for
the visit, and It Is thought that a large
allegation will be In attendance to pay
tbs annual visit to the state university.
Saturday, May 30. the Blair-Omaha de
bate will be held at Blair on the ques
tion, "Resolved, That for the Present La
bor Unions In America Are Justified In Op
posing the Movement of Employers for
the Open Shop." A large number from
the Omaha High school will attend the
meeting.
A Grand Special Sale of
TAPESTRY PORTIERES
We have bought the entire stock on hand of tapestry
portieres from one of Chicago's best known wholesale houses
anil we have bought them so cheap that we are going to have
one of the greatest sales of portieres ever attempted by any
store anywhere. The lot is extraordinarily large, and we
believe there will be nearly enough to last all day, but, as
the best will go first, we recommend an early call.
$7.50 Curtains at $1.25 Each
At 1.25 we are going to sell all the beautiful mercerized
heavy tapestry portieres that sold at wholesale at $7.50
per pair. These are in pairs and in single cur- 25
tains. jb xucy urt very vuuu'uirui iui o
couch covers, we will sell them either way, by
the piece or by the pair, at, each
$10 Tapestry Curtains at $1.98 Each
In this lot are all the absolutely best tapestry curtains han
dled by this firm. They are those heavily mercerized tap
estry-curtains, in plain colors and with velour and tapes
try borders. They are in all those rich, heavy si CIQ
rlriinv f.flWts that wo ill d ordinarily retail at 1 1 e0
$15.00 per pair. These go at the extraordinary 1 1
price of $1.98 each. They must be seen to be 1 1
appreciated
All the Couch Covers from this purchase that generally
sell for $1.25 each, those beautiful Roman ?fcQ
utripe covers, goat, each , V
All of the Couch Covers that generally sell up to $5 each,
are divided into three QQ. C Cfl
lots, at, -ach JOV-yi.&D-sP&tDV
Our entire drapery'department is devoted to this sale,
and we will use our best endeavors to handle this sale with
out any undue inconvenience.
Greatest Sale of Oriental Rugs
Ever Known in the West, Begins
NEXT MONDAY, MAY 22.
A big lot of extra fine quality Oriental Rugs beautiful patterns a
great variety of sizes, all at 3 3c on lho Dollar.
Oriental Rugs
At less than
Cost to Import
Oriental Rugs
at One-third
Their Price.
The janitor service in The Bee
Building is as near perfect as it can
be, remembering that janitors are
human. Offices from $10 to $45
per month several desirable ones
from which to choose.
feverish. The senator has not been In his
usual good health while In Washington
this time and his Immediate family say he
must have a few duys of absolute freedom
from business or political worries.
SENATOR MILLARD IS SICK
Arrlres from Washington and Re
pairs Immediately to His
llooni for Rest.
Senator Millard arrived home from Wash
ington Tuesday morning, lie was not at
all well and went at once to his home.
Callers were Informed they could not see
him on any pretext, as ho was tired and
The Misery of Piles
Thousands know it and thousands daily
submit, through their ignorance, to the
torture of the knife.
Thet are ignorant of the fct that there
is an Internal remedy that will positively
and painlessly cure.
Dr. PerriiVsPile Specific
The Internal Remedy
strikes at the prime causes of piles indi
gestion, congestion of the liver and consti
pation. These causes are removed and
removed for good. Get a bottle today and
see how well It proves the truth of this
statement.
.,rr dyPsk. Indigestion, constipation,
biliousness, catarrh of the stomach and
kindred ailments it b the greatest remedy
thai has ever yet benefited mankind.
When these troubles are taken care of
and cured, Files will be a thing of the past.
I. Perrla Mcdkal Co tlcWovMooJ.
Sewing; Machine Bargains.
Real ones at Singer stores. Buy here
and deal with the manufacturers. The Sin
ger company Is permanent and responsi
ble; Its representatives are always at hand
to cure for the Singer machines. Look for
the red S. 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb.;
438 North T4th St., South Omaha.
SEASONABLE FASHIOXS.
1DIAM0NDSI
There is a vast difference In qual
ity and prices of Diamonds. A j
printed, written or spoken price in
no criterion of value unless qual
ity is compared. If you consider
yourself competent to Judge val
uesbuy on your own Judgement
if not, buy on ours, and if not
satlBfled within one year we will
refund you in cash nine-tenths of
what you paid us.
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CTft-LA DIES' WORK APRON.
Sins;,.! to 44-lneh bust measure.
For the accommodation of reaflers of Ths
Bee theee patterns, which usually retail at
from a to 60 cents each, will be furnished
at the nominal price of 10 cents. A supply
Is now kept at our office, so thos who
wish any paiu-rn may get It either by cull
lag or enclusmg 10 cents, addressed "fat
urn pcys.ttn.vnt. Bee, Omaha,
TAFT'S DENTAL ROOMS
Bridge-Work
Is the method of spanning
spaces where teeth are
missing. It can be used
tha aamn ihA natural
fflVll tet'tn' I008 (he same and
f ll feels a s comfortable.
M 9 Some dentists make a
great noise about "teeth without
plates," which are nothing more
tlinu bridge-work. Strange, Isn't
it Our price for bridge-work, f5.0u
per tooth. Tartial plates f 2.50.
ONE FIVh ONE SEVEN DOUGLAS
111. LOTIO N .
Fer GonerrftoM. Sleet leuoerrnos, tpcmsof
rhoa. files ess all Unheeltht Usual Discharge.
no PAIN. NO
NO STRICTURE. FN
SWA a air rT-TmllT m4 Pliease "S
At Drug. ins, or Mil ta ear s44rM lor 0L
MSLVDOR tr.CO.. laneaatar, 0 b a.
NO STAIN
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OMAHA WKATHF.lt REPORT
Wednesday Pair and Warmer,
Clearlnjr
Prices o
n Blue and White Dinnerware
We need the room if you want a bargain come early
Cups and Saucers, two for 25c
riatoa, dinner, tea nnd pie sizes, each . . .10c
Kerry Saucers, each 5c
J.towls, each 15c
Jugs, each 20c
Open Vegetable Dishes, 35c and 25c
Covered Vegetable Dishes, each 75c
If in need of any of these piecesbuy, as they are few and cheap.
See the
Quaint
Poster
Window
SEE THE
BEAUTIFUL
JAPANESE ART
Chinaware
Window
ON HARNEY ST. SIDE
Watch for Bennett's
Watch Ad.
Friday and Saturday
Sale.
Bennett's Big Grocery
Another Llst of Hanralns That Are
of Interest to Kvervone:
Thirty (13.00) Oreen Trading Stamps
with In rge can liurnham's Oir
Clam Chowder t3
Twenty (J2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with pound Thompson's Sul-
tana Hnlslns lOv
Ten ($1) CJreen Trading Stamps Oflf
with two cans Omar Hominy .
Ten () Green Trading Stamps with
two canB Kossange Sardines ISO
Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps with
two cans dinar Haked Beans Wo
Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps with
pound Bennett's Capitol Baking
Powder 24o
Ten ($1) Oreen Trading Stamps with
two cans .Pumpkin auo
Finest Vegetable
and Flower
Seeds, pkg...iWic
Corn, two-pound
can 5c
Tomatoes, three
pound caii... 7c
BENNETT S CANDY SECTION
SAMPLES FREE
New Orleans Molasses Candy, pkg.
Washing Powder,
package 2Vfco
Rex I.ye, can 5o
Condensed Cream
can 4c
Potted Ham,
can 40
6o
StS jA. 9.o wSASSBSs
Pretty patent leathers for dress or semi-dress, soft black
velvety vici for all-around iise, rich yellow tan leather for
outing, white canvas ties suggestive of coolness and com
fort, with chic effect for special gowns. These are parts of
our Dorothy Dodd lines -$3.50, $3.00 atld $2.50.
THE BENNETT COMPANY
Big Cut in RaJes
California. aid Back
mum
-AH xtafl YYiu
Ask Santa, Fe agent at
109 Adams St., Chicago,
for all the facts.
The Santa Fe will run
first-class excursions, to
California, on certain
days, April to August.
Fare out and back about
half the usual price. You
may go on luxurious
California Limited and
visit Grand Canyon.
Summer Tans
Certainly there Is noth
ing quite bo comfortable
during the hot weather as
a low tan.
Not only the most com
fortable hot weather shoe
that can be worn, but
they're the coolest and
neatest looking shoe.
Our line of Men's Ox
fords In tans Is large. The
assortments from which to
select Is all that can be
desired.
EFFECTIVE
SUNDAY, MAY 14
HsBBBBSBBBSSBsHn
FRY SHOE CO.
16th and Douglas Sts.
Graduation Presents
Now
We are better prepared than ever
this season to show you the finest
line lu town. Nothing lasts or is
appreciated like a nice pleee of
Jewelry for a Graduation Gift.
Brown & Borsheim,
Jeweler. . 320-232 9. 16th St
Will inaugurate a new fast
daily train between Omaha
and Colorado on the follow
ing schedule:
WESTBOCXD.
T.v. Omaha Today 8:B5p. m.
Lv. Lincoln Today 10:18 p. m.
Ar. Denver Tomorrow 11:46 a. m.
Ar. Colorado Springs " 11:46 a.m.
Ar. Pueblo " 1:10 p.m.
EASTBOUHD.
Lv. Pueblo Today l:(X5p. m.
Ar. Colorado Sprlntr.. Tom' w 2:30 d. m.
Ar Denver " 2:1S p. m.
Ar. Lincoln " 6:00a.m.
Ar. Omaha 7:26 a.m.
Through Tullman Equip
ment and dining car service.
The Rocky Mountain Lim
ited will continue to leave
Omaha at 7:20 a. m. and the
Denver Express at 1:30 p. m.
as at present.
Low excursion rates to
Colorado on sale daily on
and after June 1st.
For further information
call or write
F. P. RUTHERFORD,
Division Paaaenger Agent.
WASH YOUR BABY
with DcrautlM Ski Soap: a pure sosp,
medicated and perfumed. Antiseptic
and Non-Irritating. 25c at Druggists,
hold by Howell Drug Ce..
IbtD ana La pi 1.01 Ave.
1
30c Mohawk Pleached Seamless f al
Sheeting 2V4 yd. wide at, yd..I2C
2"MjC Mohawk Bleached Sheet- 7 I
lntr, 2 yd. wide at, yd 1 t 2v
2"MiC Mohawk Unbleached Sheet- f Q ,
lnir, 2Vi yd. wide at, yd IUI
25c Mohawk Unbleached Sheet
ing, 2 yd. wide at, yd...,
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Address Omaha, Keb,
Great Embroid
ery Sale Friday
See 16th St.
Window
Display
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TUB MEL.I A1ILK ITORB.
Great Embroid
ery Sate Friday
See 16th St.
Window
Display
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A Few Wednesday Bargains
liIPM'C CIfTC T,1 rH'iitcst values to be found in
lrlL.I1 sV JUI I J the citv. almost unlimited variety
of colors and fabric, values up to 1.00,
choice
10.00
Boys' Knee Panls Suits $2.50 and $3.50
Garments that haven't equals at the price, all styles, all best
fabrics, special sale CA CH
...JUViJU
price.
HALL AND HAT F1JEE WITH EVEKY SUIT.
50c LADIES' HAND BAGS 25c
An immense line of Ladies' Hand Itags secured by us at a great
bargain will be placed on sale Wednesday. They come in
black and tans and are well worth 50c, your choice 'JjJ
Wednesday C
IN THE DOMESTIC ROOM
16k
7."e Mohawk Kcflmless Bleached JJ C
Sheets, 2'4x,-,i, size, at DDC
ti.V Mohawk Seamless Sheets,
2xJ, Mze, nt
ISc Mohawk Blenched Cases,
4."xHit size, at
lfic Mohawk Blenched Cases,
4L'x!?tt size, at
49c
14c
12c
Big Hardware Sale Wednesday
1.49
PRICES THAT WE KNOW WILL, SAVE
YOU MONEY.
2-Hole Burner OasoIIne Stove, O AC
at
RuRHlun Iron Gasoline, Stove.
at
16-Inch HlBh Grado Lawn Mower 2Q8
A Rood' Ice Cheflt, up Q IE
from "-
4-Tie Parlor Broom 1 Clr
at
Mop Sticks, with or without combi- Cp
nation, at
Solid Steel Grass Hook
at
15c
10c
12c
29c
25c
10-c4tmrt Galvanized Water Pall
at
12-quart Galvanised Water Pail
al
Galvanized Ref liberator Pan
nt
A new line of Table Mats,
per "et
PINEAPPLES. riNEAPPI.ES.
The Mr pineapple sale to be continued
one more clay. Ve have about 100 cases
left out of this car. They are very flno
and just rlttht for canning.
As long as they last, tomorrow 71r
each ?V
LIM1T-1 1X)Z. ONLY TO A CUSTOMER.
HAYDEN BROS.
It pays to patronize home Industry. It pays to
buy trunks of us. We sell the liest for prices as low
as Inferior grades bring elsewhere. We make all of
our trunks In Omaha. Kor quality, workmanship
and durability they are unexcelled. It will pay you
to Investigate.
OMAHA TRUNK FACTORY,
1209 PARNAM STREET.
The Greatest Singers in the World.
The Greatest Musicians in the World.
The Greatest Humorists in the World.
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DR. BRADBURY DENTIST
1508 FARNAM.
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15 Years Sims Location
'Phone 766.
Bridj-e Work $l.jo as
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