Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 7, 1893, Page 8

T e e S | | { H I i | i | ! . atleast halt 1 b SETTLED BEYOND DISPL'TEL No Longer Any Question Concerning the | Republican Building's Safety. RESULTS OF THURSDAY'S BIG FIRE Long Mooted Matter ¥ Where th Like mes Orig Tinder surance Estimated, Fire settled of the old I of Tenth 1 structure yubli more or I dition, It w be wedged u contract Then by 1 for a stamped the city oft i th ners rof the the signal few years ago structure some birac ing for s, 8 Since the swallowed a ing has becn occup ing company establishments in owners of this plant saw their invest ments go up in smoke Thursday night. Startod I Joh Cas At the time the fire was di were in the building Assistant Suy ent Hahn, Mr. Cope of the stationery de- | partment ¢ night watchman, They were on the first floor, and the warning cry from the street caused them to inves Mr. Hahn made his nd located the in the job room. 18c on o job s that the comp in the and they municated to copy and proof promiscuously ubout When assistant superi mt reachod the job room the entive stand filled with cases of type was ablaze, the flames leaping to the cellin; where they eat their way through to Hu third floor, where the bindery was locate ie bindery was a feast for the fire pread with rapidity almost beyond Sone 1 the to build build nd requin walls in the cente that build death paper d by Omaha Print the lax job printin the west, It was the there atend starting point dicates had ignite v and in the mad 2 quantity of 1 on this floorand | hed this the flames leaped windows and made rapid (it was then Chief men to th from the dangerol time for the blaze to ca ceiling to the fourth floor, barrels of varnish were stored, together w an endless quantity of waste paper and other combustibles. Away Through the Roof. short space of time e burst through the Un uuull headwa, But an elapsed by roof and le: them a shower of burning all directions o feet away veral hundu o air was filled with these ful o behold An endle: the large roof Tumby directly Chief Galliga te there and they exting ticles of fire as rapidly as they descended The flames traveled from the starting point upward und when the third and fourth floors were o mass of flame f Galligan | called his men f which been run 1o the second s Tallied upon cds at Bradford's )58 Tenth street number of his men ied the flying par- | had The and it would | tinued the fir So they we streams o divected from there. third and fourth floors were a mass of flames and it looked as if the entive stru ture was doomed. Great red flames eurled tongues upward through and dark clouds of smoke rolled 5. 1t was then that the fire was at its worst and it was as beautifully illuminating as it was awful in destruction From the ground below the firemen d rected streams to the thivd story windows and for fully thirty ] though their efforts would prove unayailing AlL hope of saving the two upper stories wis abandoned and the chief hoped by the oughly soaking the two lower floors to pr vent the fire from going below. In this st cess crowned the effort and the first flo and basement were not reached by the flames. e con ition. the | The s e ound and Saved the Lower Floors. As the five originated on the second floor that story s badly scorched and burned, although the destructive was con flm‘\l to the center of the lnm linz on that floor. The roof and the lhlul floor fell in | ash. Danger was ve to the firemen when the cornice o ing began falling in picces and it was g cle that some one was not striick by the de scending picees of metal which were almost at white heat. At 11 o'clock the flames began growing fainter and fainter and half an hourlater the fire resembled a few strag- gling tor which hiad been lost by the general pr The smoke rolled out in great clouds, and the fire was rapidly smold i Up the front stairway, down flood of water in tovr N I o advantage. ran a line of ho: 1 | trains of the Chicugo, b Al Do ep of the five col ing to the lower floors. timate of the The loss on the Loss and Insurance, building will not be far | 000, which s fully covered by in- which is placed as follows: npshire s,nnn.u. gt Furragut Me Total The Omaha Printing com its loss will run from It is insured for tered hmong 80 1 statement, i £20,000 | any elaims thit | 000 to - £100.000, | which is scat- | anies that a full | ainable. A partial policies is as follows : | Howe, }lhmh sland tieut | vana'and all the winter ylvanis Grand st Commerclal Uiion wharrassed the The r: rassed on cific and ferers, so fur and standing for lington had its annu eonductors and employes in being submitted Thursday. Mr. iler for the Utah and Montana ad selected his paper for the printing of the regular issue of the st and thought that en printed Whether these forms, the *Pathfinder and the schedule fors, are destroyed cannot be de- termined at present, but the presumption is that being in the second story on the east side, many of them are saved Tap Story to Come Down. Inspector of Buildings Tilly was at the scene of the e an v I morniug and at once dec story of the old Republican building must come down. He has not yet decided with yeference to the three lower stories aud will onds will be partic ceount of the five, th lington being o top | properly filled without delay | and front, ter’s lacing, only | creamery butter fresh | and | cheese, minc | berry pres K | Come hera for your fist | 1503 sold | et p state—"l'exas, A | libs | With® | points enst | tickets to | Lortickets, sieeping car accommodations the removal of the upper -w.yn the purpose of lusuring ,flmu further exumination is made. The THE safety. as the inspector & of the opin THE MORSE DRY GOODS €O, that it is liable to fall at any time. Wil Try it Again, President Comstock of the Om ing company siys that his cc SUme Work 4 $50n as A ne secured. All existing Men's Furnishings. Flannel shirts, hair | broken check: sizes 14 to all Fine underwear #3. English makes i cunn qualities that have no supe The sizes are broken, hence the almost half, Boys’ d $1.40, all i wool. They come in two w Special Sale of Ladies' Nightgowns—Prices | light weight has been #: Stll Lower for Satarday. $ ant gowns, trimmed in with embroidery and others nicely rufiled; your choice of this entire lot, only s0c each Also 100 dozen gowns, ‘m’;m ngth, ha Print ny will re w location can be rt wool ontracts will be Handsomo is tha 1s it Hoods Sarsaparilla somely #hen nothin tried it? me does," and do hand you ever doesn't Have - s an HAYDEN BROS, Dol 55, the h 50, tomorrow you get choice of e at $1.49, nothing better made. Men’s wool hoso, , heavy great warmth and durability. Men’s night shirts, S$)e, regular embroic lnce, some we! nicaly teimmed cach, actuaily silk fimshed and . durable muslin; only e quality front, ¢ and good 144 to 18, and i sleeves, AL » will show the gowns ¢ wn at this finest line of 3, many gh as $2.00 RSELS ON DAY nursing corsets, s0c, all sizes zarimer SPECIAL BOYS® CL¢ Tomorrow will be YTHING an day with us bocause we "SALE SATI unusually Iadies cut all have this 100 dozen reduced from $1.25, 1 lot of 1. & S. corsets, worth reduced to 50¢ each 1 lotof H reduced to 7se FURNISHING GOODS. ) URDAY. 100 dozen of our ¢ ted Black- stone unlaundered shivts made from New York mills muslin, doubte back linen bosom and cuffs, ouly S0c each, regular price 7ac. 100 dozen gents’ natu camel’s hair half hose only vegular price 40, Tlot of gents' fino jersey hirts to be closed ov nd 95 ll ARGAT have slashed pricos that must appall petition. None of them :hed or wet or soiled; all son’s goods, At $5.00 we give you choice of a dred boys' overcoats in grades that have been $10.00 and $20.00. At $5.00 wo offer 89 suits, 11to 16 yea: from $9.00 to $20.00, e right shapes, best cloth, inside equa the outside. At $5.00 we shall sell 12 pants suits, from 13 to 1 1,00, & S. corsets, worth $1.50, boys’ Theso have wool and 25¢ por pair, wool over- nee; Hle, Gse, in. WOOL U vouths’ v IN LADIE VEAR 1caso of ladies’ jersoy ribbed wool vosts and pants only 50¢ each, reduced from Y8e. 1 case of luc and pants only 10c. 1'lot of Indios’ black 98¢, reduced from $1, SPECIAL SALE OF KID GLOVES 100 dozen ladies’ fine kid gloves, Fos- oc per pair, worth made from tho best fubrics and fit form perfectly. "These three lots we have culled We do not wis ribbad vosts jorsey oh, reduced from our regular stock. 1. | iuventory them or keep them on s only shelves, hence the price, less than you puy elsewhor THIE MORSE DRY by a - Hutton of St. OHSHIC Paxton hotel. saturday only of $1.50 luced to 1 D AND | Sce thec Sohmar pinn Ford & C MEATS I ¢ Co., 1508 Do 18c and 20c; Remember country and every day, also our prices the very lowest. The very best Wisconsin full cream cheeso 10¢ castern process; pite cream 14e and 16e; 2 16¢; Brick Limburger Roguefort Ge. A Contrast, H ul\m\s find both Omaha: blowing everywhere. San Bernardino: ahove; no snow; where. To exchange the discomforts of one for the comforts of the other only necessary city ti Route at ticket to th lars will do i The Dbest lington’s N 4:50 p. Deny Thermometer no windj 14e and cht'c%o, i cheose, imported, pincapplo chy lam cheese, $1. Neufchatel cheese, 7ic' por agel Sab o, - 8¢ per at, The per pound; apple but- per pound: strawberry and rasp- ves, 124¢ per pound. In our meat department we handle the cele- brated goods of the Cudahy, Swi Hammond Pucking companies. sugar cured hams, 124c¢; sugar bacon, 1le; boneless hams, 10jc¢ beef, 10¢ and 123¢; salt pork, 10c; and all 1ds of canned me vost, prices. nest mack- erel; 10¢, 1 ¢ per pound; Hol- land, herring white fish, 10c per pound; brick cod fish, 2 pounds for n bloatevs, 6 for California Canned Fruits, Culifornia apricots, 15c_per can; kinds of Californin canned plums, Californin bea shes, 18¢; California Bar igar corn, 10e¢; tom: pkin, Bc. Re- aranteed to be t agent of the Burlin t., a round Joast; eighty overland train is the leaves Omall aking conneeti morning tho next lines to the Coas! Union Life All Right. A dispateh from New, apers a fow days a Union Life Insurance company I trouble and that a_ receiver v the stockholders. It dried had is al that age Nebraska have used this item agains 3 wpany of On Tunter of the Omah s it distinetly understood npany company smpany all whic toes, 8key member every ur us represented or money HAYDI Promoters of home industry. anybody whatever. Shry BIg Profity. A large numbe; lands of the armers from Hu 1y veston northern latitudes ten R e m\mnnln vous climates. What was d a fair profit to them is as nof wred to the profits derived from th on of the various fruits are grown so profu county. It is not a in this county £1,000.00 2 For v besides a per- sonal knowledge of that r:murkable special party of busi- Omaha and vicinity to other points in Texas will leanve Omaha Sund evening Jawuary 15 1893, Don’t miss this opportunity. ‘Tickets for the trip canonly be obtained from . F. Wil hams, room First National Bank | half the lab Building, who will furaish full particu- | tended their lars upon application. Galveston assoc through their S O nklin ¥, Williams, Omah ng sple eme pre Renl estate, \d by taking advantage of llu-m th Burgains only. vestor ov settler in Galveston county ez My word is good. fail to reap abundant reward. The “ad W. G. Albright. of the general offic Box 963, Minnea 621-2-3 N. Y. Life bldz, Minn S S If you will call at our new store wo will nresent you with a copy of a beauti- ful piece of music. Ford & Chariton, 1508 Dodge. men from and veturn, 1405, licenses I‘;!‘: The following Frescoing and interior decorating, ae- #ns and estimates furnished, Henry Lehmunn, 1508 Douglas street, ) Otto Linde, Omaha T Anna Petetson, Omihi § Willis D Berger, South Omahn T Anna Ir i n.( outh Oniaha. § Josepl i Katt 100k Out for Cold Weather, But vide inside of the e ic lighted and steam heatod vestibuled apartment Milwaulkee & St. Paul vailway and you will be as warm, comfortable and cheerful as in your own ry or boudoir. To travel between Chicago and Omaha in these luxuri ously appointed trains is a suprems sat- isfaction; and, as the somewhat ancient advertisement used to read, **for further particulars see small bill Small bills (and lurge anes, too) will be accepted for passage nnd sleeping car tickets at 1501 I"arnam street, oR sourH o Jmiha G k o s Christain {Lena Christens nsen, Omaha Oniaha e e Reinvestment Subject, reinvestment of his income is of serious thought and In these carly days of the his dividends are coming in means The 4 matte capitalist when man of ¥ 2 his acerued we 5 we is primarily ys to be considered asa wily, but sted o know as an invest Thousands ¢ tful and successful men of ywhe continually themselves of life insurane ‘which positive good will fi and at the same time pro 1re to the ves. world would be how largely it i EAN Via the Wabash Route, The short iine to St, Louis and quick- st route south, 37 hours to Hot Springs, hours to New Or benefits Building Pe The following permits we AT S AT TS superintendent of buildings yes corresponding fast time to all and south, Round trip Hot Springs, New Orleans, Charles, Galveston, San Antonio, City of Moxico, Los Angeles, Sun Fran- cisco, Mobile,Jacksonville, Tampa, Ha- resorts of the west. Itecliniug chair cavs Louls, Toledo and Detroit buffet sleoping cars on all Baggago checked from hotels ite residences to destination, in Woolworth a 7. 16 Ralph, Fepii o Texidencs, North Twenty-sixth strcet | Burlington & Missourl Railroud c two-story frame M and Howard streets. 10F Pernity south and free to St, Pullm Total permits issued cago Daily Calumet, 5 bill has been in's Cough Remedy old word in man | the country. Chamberlain’s 1 or | qnextensive sale in the World' |uu|-1. testify to the v lies and further information call ut Wabash ticket office, 1302 Farnam street, write, C. N. CLAYTON, and many Agent, Omaha, their di The ouly Pure Creaw of Tartar Powder.—-No Ammonia; No Alum, Used in Millisus of Homes—40 Years the Standard, 25 n garment, cashmere and pure vi ights, extra lei GOODS Paul is at the Thermometer 2 below: wind miles an hour; ico aud snow flowers ov to purchase, from the ork was published ing that the was in finan- ts of companies doing business in has no connection f the same name is backed doesn’t owe ncial trouble ettlers on the ation ar study to |I|v protection to availing s o el ued by the s £10,000 17 B13,400 | aved by the par Fair mer OMAHA DAILY Jine stripes and , formerly $3.00, now 81,50 | best riors. price, d all eavy ither ight, lered ngth from | busy and com- been | soa hun- sizes 9to 17, | p to three-prece sold very throad wool, al to long years sizes; these have ranged from $8.00 to $20.00, the from L to our half O. 0 at dge 70= the it is | gton trip dol- Bur- ha been leged t the naha. A in- that whoe ce on e con- con- thing e cul- local sen e in- annot dress polis were Age. often alth and much | s also of the busi i ow to bable 1,500 2,000 500 The | ts of | have - City its of | the | | than th | ite of diserse, and leaves his children only o is-Continental traing via the scenic | BEE: ! SATURDAY, If Youn Cistern Is Outiof Order or 8Seft Waler is scarce, don t worry yewrself for a moment— | go right ahead and use hard water with WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP and you'll never know the difference The clothes will be just as white clean and sweet-smelling, because th “White Russian” is specially adapted for use h.uJ vater, JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. \ Dmmoml Tar § \oap Beat Roap for th Euunlmg } ofa cure, when vou aro aflicted with any of the numerous forms, phases or desrees g DISEASES Is very poore 1t s more to the point to count the cost of yours of sufferinz, of degpalir, of incapacity for the enjoyment of life. for those are the things that cost, without the possibiiity of a correspondinz profit. The man who trie: by nezlect orrefusing to proper treatment for uny of those distressinz and danzerous sexunl aladies, afflictions and weaknesses to which £0 many are subjedt, is saving one hundred cents and wasting thousands of dol s, he- sides shortenin his 1 fe and addin to his misery while remains upon eart More he entulls upon his descendants a omy. heritage of woe. If you are a victim of any of these diseases, there Is no time so good as now in which to egin to seek the meuns of acure. We can cure you. Send 4 cents for new book copy of our illustrated of 12) pages. CONSULTARION FRE Call upoh, or address with stamp. Drs, Betts & Be 119 South 14thSt., Cor. DouglasSt;, OMAMA. Valued indorsement of * Scott's Emulsion is_contain- ed in let- ters from the medi- cal profes- sion speaking of its gratify, ing results in their practice. Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil with Hype- phosphites can be adminis- tered when plain oilis out of the question. It is almost as palatable as milk—ecasier to digest than milk. ‘rn»lrvd by Scott & Bowne, N. Y. All dmlRKK(I | YOU NEED NOT FEAX hairis dyed if that peaple will k on of nuturc, you use that perfect Tui!’s‘H air Dye it lorand fresh 1ife to (o Vark Plac ewand complete ere; tories, Otntm; s or Blocding, 1tc! Piles, 1 per hox s torr Itecent or Herddita owo to fa Why suilor froi MV STITE" GUITARS QUR LATEST AND BEST THE LEWIS BANJO. Endorsed by the BEST Players. Send_for Catalogue and mention the Instrunients you think of purchasing, ]UHN C. HAYNES & C0. 1L send you the marvelous i Preparetion CALTHUS and & legal guarantee thay m Seatih, Srength 10 Vigor, Use it and pav if satisfed. Address VON MOHL CO.. an Agents, Clactansil, Ohl. WINTER RESORTS, "THE OGLETHORPE, BRUNSWICHK, G A PERFECT WINTEL RESORT HOTEL Opens Jan. 4. Send for clrcular. Famous fo healthlulclimate, balmy e air, pinef orests, i drives and squatic and fleld sports. WARREN LELAND, Jr., Manager. JANUARY Catarrh! Is Insidious Makes Bad Blond—Poor Health—Misery Says the Very Foundation of Life. Specific Oxygen destroys the Catarrh gorms in the head, makes th .‘1 brigntand Pt Zive zost to' the vital forces—in brie Kes you new Colds, mu , Br chitis, fHeadache y as it by magi SPECIFIC OXYGEN €D, Suite 510 Sheely Bldg, | | | *“Oxygen Book’ and 4 Trys Free. ; Omaha, . NEBRASKA Matiopal Bank, L. S, DEPOSITORY, OMANA, NEB. $100,000 £65,000 THE IRON BANK. STRENGTH, VITMITY NARHOOD I PARK STON, MA PRARODY waa awarded the MEDICAT ASS0C1A Zrhaated Vitality, Atrophy Deyility, and all D, CURES ;- ¢ the NATIONAL SAY 2, the mi; mm(e‘ e Ditch Piocess r"% No Alkalies —OR— Other Chemicals are used in ihe preparation of Broakfast Cocoa, which is ¢hsolutely pure and solubte. It has more than three tivies the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is far more cconomical, costing less than one cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, EASILY DIGESTED. Sold by Crocoers everywhore, W. Baker & Co., Dorchasfer, Mass. 4G DEFORMITY BRACES Elastic Stocking Trusses, Crutehes, Batteries, Water Bottles, Syringes, Atomizers, Medical Supplies 7 ILOF & PENFOLD 114 §.46t131, NexL to Postoffice. " DR. R.W. BAILEY Teoth Filled With- out Pain byt La Teeth Extracted Without Pain or Danger. A Full Sef of Teeth on Rabber for $3.). Perfect it guarantoed. Toeth extracts morning. New ones inserted o ths e dny Eee specimens of liemavatle Bride>, Fee specimens of Flexiblo Elastie Plata, All work warranted ns reprosented Office Third Floor Paxton Blook, one 1035, 1ith and n Sy, or etalrway froim lith St entranos, I"’Efififi%b"?fl"fihl.s 213 Genuine, 4 1a tha of saimn ) o omeiere A b el s D v BEA e for 100 page 'hlmm.nmu dEractice. T TO THI OWNERS OF ALL L of lots on Seward street, f 2ath stroet You ure | slgnod. 11 city of Ci IS OR PARTS notifiel that the under restod frosholders of ho u duly appointed by poroval of tho eity coun= reby disin ahi, have b with the | mentof da sald property w Ing uto consideration spc You are notific to suld vrade. tak= ul benefits, 1f uny 0 prosent il ik arn KOBBINS, Omaba, Neb., Dec. ¥7ti, 13.2 Du-L Odd happen nowadays. Things A man walked into our store one day last week, tried on a suit of clothes and immediately had a fit, and the oddest thing about it was that he seemed pleased aboutit, The year we've just begun is an odd one in many respects. While it came on time to the second, it came on the first, figure I’san odd numbe r(1893.) Add its four s together and it’s odd again (21.) Spellitout eighteen ninety three and it takes an odd num=- ber of letters to spell it (19.) There’s an odd num- ber of days in it 365), and an odd number of Sun= days (63). The moon gets full the firsttime this year on the sccond, gets rid of his last quarter be- fore the month so odd, half gone and gets full onthelast day of the month again. While the year itself is we've got done the stocktaking, balance up the books, and begun the new year even. At ‘the same time we have s some odd things left We've a few odd overcoats; thatis odd lots, not odd pat- ters or odd styles. Some odd sizes or odd lots in suits in both the men’s and boys’ departments. We’ve some odd hats, not odd siyles, kutenlya few of a kind. The shoe man has a few odd shoes (not exactly odd shoes, but odd pairs of shocs) There are afew little lots of shirts—of underwear —of mufflers—of neckwear and so on. odd things—shouid ycur choice be found-—a large one? We close at6:30 p. m. For Thirty Days only wa wili of hristmas Jowelry Will move J 1316 The cminent « Douglas medicine, asal plom contents or sendor, Ono personal intery e pi Book (Mysteries of Life} vont frec. Ot AMUSEMENTS, BUYD!S NEW LAST THEATER|__pay. | This (Saturday) January 7. L. TWO P FORMAN the Brilliant European Star, MApELlNE MERL(. MATINEE THIS AR FROU-FR I{OD PRICES—First floor, 5 250 and B, oFr and 7ic; baleony, THIS INING AT 8 CAMILILE. BR)OESCkirst (lope 8 FfiRNAM Si.THEM’ER. FRAkAT Liko & a1l 10 43 Jend 10 the house of “ro- | MASTER | and MAN. a0 tho 1ron Mills in Ful | BGYD THEATE Sun. Eve, Jan. § and Mon. and Tues. Speclul Engugement! T iost Brilllant Younz: Comedian JAMES T. POWERS Aud " bost Tareioal Comady Conpany in Amerlen, in A Mad Bargain. y and Mitehell's Three Act loarinz tho most absolute Comely Succoss of the yeur, together with Luuun Forrest, and §1.00; bai TO- NIGHT. \ A Brilliant Succe Hlust. NEW ) 20th street to ale open Faturday morning at o K at the usual prices FARNAM ST, THEATER, |"OFvipl, Like Rome, all Roadslead to the u use of Buccess' Begmuing with SUNDAY MATINKE, JANUARY H. ALL WM., A, BRADY'S NEX T J/AFTER DARK | Beothe River of Roal Watsr, Usaal wed- Siosday and Baturday Matias | JTOND KL | W D Buou TuEATRE ALL TILS WEEK BURTONSTANLEY COMEDY CO. IN |A BUNCH OF JAYS. | Le Petit Freddle, the \lm\lluun(hlld | AN HOUR OF BPECIA Vi INGS, | MATINEES Populap in:. 20 uud 4 cenls | Quly 20 cents. = our entire stock of and Silverwaro at less th: Street, cinlist 1n nervous. ehronte. private, D120, skin and urinary digeasos Among the saving will be yours in the marked down prices. Cetting ready to mail our new catalogue. Want Saturdays (0 p. m. VAN COTT JEWELRY COMPANY, Divmonds 1 manvfu Fourteenth and Farnam Straats. an. 1, to N. W. Cor. 16th and Farnam, SAIES FOR SALU. ()nmhn, Neb. st Tndioatd strivtly private stamp or roply 1L Ladies' Perfect SYRINGE. The only perfoct vagin d roctal Nyringe in thy ly Syringe ave T ORUBBELR BULB A‘}ll A RS RunikR Fr(ce $3.004 Thehlood benfold (o, 15th Stroot, The Mercer. Omaha’s Newest Hotel €O, 12TH AND HIWARD 813, 40 Rooms at 82,6 per day 0 Itooms at §3.00 per day. 0 Reoms with Bath at $3.0) por day. Roows with liath at 3500 o $46) per day. OPKBN Modern In riptions prepared DR. 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