Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 29, 1901, Page 32

PINS ITS FAITH T0 OMAHA Orane Oompany Makes Real Estate Tnv ment and Will Build BUYS GROUND AT TENTH AND HARNEY New Structure Is Planned to Cost #60,000 and Will Be of the Up-to- Date Vartety=Orchard-Wilhelm Company Hranches Out. The Crane company, wholesale dealers in plumbers’ supplies, will erect a $60,000 bus- | iness bulldiug at north Lt corper of Tenth and Harney stroets A strip of ground having a frontage of 132 feet on Tenth stre and a frontage of €6 feet on Harney street has been pur chased from Jesse Lowe of Chicago, Imme- diately east of thls ground a lot 1 feet long and having a frontage of forty-four feet on Harney street was purchased from E. G. Maxwell of Michigan. A two-story brick store and flat building stands on th corner sixty-six feet of the ground the new building 18 to occupy. The price pald for the ground, 132 feet by 110 feet in are A, was $37,000. It is estimated that the building on the corner property will sell for enough to reduce the cost of the ground to $30,000. R. T. Crane, jr., second vice president of the company, negotiated the purchase througb the agency of C. B. Denny of this city. Early in the spring the building on the ground will be razed and work will be | commenced on a warehouse and office buila- ing five stories and a basement In height The bullding will be of stone, pressed brick and steel and will be equippd with all moad- | ern conveniences At present the Crane company oc uples 8 on Douglas L between Tenth eventh streets, ‘or some time the plating the erec f a new bullding that fts Omaha house well equirped as oth branche ‘The company has its headquar- ters in Chicago. Branch establishments are maiotained in the following cities: San | Francisco, New York, Philadelphia, Cin- cionat!, 8, Paul, St. L Kansas Cit ha, Portland, Los Angeles and Sloux the might bo as The Crane company will trackage facilities by the track along Harney street The Orchard and Wilhelm Carpet pany has purchased from the T. G. North wall company a large warchouse at the southeast corner of Eleventh and Nicholas strects. The building is three stories and a basement in height and is 132 feet long and 66 feet wide. It contains 35,000 square feet of floor sp The price paid for the bullding was $20,000 cash. —_— Morgan Arrives This Aftern. secure ext ample fon of a com- a this city Tl o v Omaha over the Northwes & road early this afternoon —— Fine Weather at Hot Springs, The latest advices from Hot Springs says the weather is PERFECT, The fall is the time to eee the Black Hills fn its beauty. Climate, scenery, waters, amusements, hotels, everything | pertect. Low round trip rates, good ninety days, via the Northwestern line, Ticket office, 1401-1403 Omaha. Depot, 16th and Webster streets. — Physiclans recommend our treatment for rheumatism as the most successful. Ladies only. The Bathery, 216-220 Bee bldg. Telo- phone 1716, s D Farnam street, — ‘Watch the shrewd buyers looking at the enaps in our window. SHIVERICK FURNITURE €O, Our New Catalogue Ready Mailed Free on Appli- cation—Send for one at once. OUR GROWTH--Not the child of cholce—but the result of hard work and energetic modern retalling. High- est grades footwear at the lowest possible price. Always introducing new shoe modes for swell dressers. FLORADORA—The latest shoe for dressy women—box calf, vicl kid, new rope stitch, extension edge, malt kid top, the new secret pocket to hide shoe laces, all widths and sizes. On salo for the first time Monday, Price, $2.50, The Rochester The Imperial Acorn This base burner, while lower in price than our celebrated Royal Acorn, 15 fully @8 durable and almost as powerful u heat- er. The Impertal Acorn is the equal of any of the higher priced hard stoves on the market, the Royal Acorn alone ex- cepted. It has patent duplex grate, auto- matic teeder cover, beautiful nickel trim- ming and each size fs a powerfal double heater. Compare it with others. John Hussie . . One of the handsomest retall stores now In Omaha is the newly constructed jow- | F elry store of Brown & Borsheim at \ South Sixteenth street, they having just completed the front in thelr store, which gives t andsome and at- | b tractive show windows. The interfor of [P the store has been beautifully frescoed In light blue and newly furnished with an tique oak. Their k ot diamonds watches, jewelry, etc., has been doubled making it as large as any in Omaha. They will now appreciate a call from all their | d old well as new, whether they wish to buy or not. “Good goods at reasonable prices” is this firm's motto. Special Excurslon Rates to San Fran. cisco, $15, The Unlon Pacific has authorized a rate of $45 for the round trip between Omaha and San Franclsco for general conve tion of the Episcopal church. Tickets on | h sale September 19 to 2 inclusive, F return limit November 15, 1 City ticket office, 1324 Farnam street., Telephone 816, | n, 8end articles of incorportion, notices of stockholders’ meetings, etc., to The Bee. | B We will give them proper legal insertion, | I Telephone 238, Pennsylvania Limited, new m very t ntire ste customers, as L The In writing from New York an offcial of one of the prominent English railways, who rode on the Pennsylvania Limited, says: “I had a most pleasant journey from | C Chlcago to New York. Your traln far sur- passes anything we aepire to {n England.” | ¢l Special information regarding the supe rior transportation facilities offered b Pennsylvania Short Lines can be ob by addressing Mr. H. R. Dering, As General Passenger Agent, 248 South Clark, street, Chicago. Have Root print it Race of the Australinn-London Mail 1s graphically described in No. 11 New York Central's “Four-Track Serfes.” Every person interested fn the growth of our com- merce should read it Sent free on receipt of 2-cent stamp by General Passenger Agent, New York Cen- tral, New York. Dr. Rosewater, Bee Bldg. Tel 64, res, 1217 o the following points— by Homscekers' Ex, w Homeseeker: a poin hi inna— Sept. 30th and Oct. 7th, Kansas City, Mo.— Oct. 6th to 12th light, face of the falls and the raplds for the Bathery, 21 Tel vanced, 2 ber 5, at § p. m.. turity , > Equitable Life, Merchants Nat. Bee. are double er 1st and 15th. | Li The Michigan Central, “The Niagara ‘alls Route,”” has established at fts Falls ‘lew station a powerful electric search- which every night {lluminates the enefit of the passangers upon its traip assing after dark. For tickets and folders apply to city icket office, 119 Adams street, Chicago. Notice of Dividend. Dividend ot 60 per cent of the balance ue creditors of the German Savings bank is now ready for distribution at my office, 106 No, 1001, UB, 15th, on and after Sept. 2 THOMAS H. M Recelver of the German Savings Bank of Omaha, A Sparkling Beverage. that gives tone to the system and edge to the appetite is int Louis A. B. C. Bo- emian, the “King of all bottled beers.” It s rich in hop flavor, pure and has a rare effervescence. For family use it has 0 equal. suffer with rheumatism? The 4-220 Bee bldg. Telephone 1716. ‘'or ladies only. Why All kinds of baths, sclentific massage. adies only. The Bathery, 216-220 Bee bldg. 1716 MR. AND MRS. MORAND'S classes for children begins Saturday, September 28, in reighton hall; beginners, 10 a .m.; ad- or 4 p. m. High school private ass in Myrtle hall begins Saturday, Octo- Elevator service, For policles that, are sight drafts apply to D. Neely, A ager Bank Bldg. Who 1s the next lucky person to get a bargain in our window? SHIVERICK FURNITURE CO. Publish your legal notices in The Weekly Telephone 238. UNION PACIFIC “THE %o S picToR RUNS Every Day in the Year via the UNIO PACIFIC THE ESTBALISHED ROUTE ADROSS THE CONTINENT This kelebrated traln has perhaps the nest equipped cars in the world. There -room Pa Ide Vestil ibrary Cars nd Steam Heat, o None Better in the World—Few as Good, Ticket Office 1324 Farnam. Tel. 316 St. Louls, Mo.— Oct. 6th to 11th. CITY TICKET OFFICE S. E. Cor. l4th and Douglas. Sneezing and Wheezing This kind of weather 1s good for colds, ducks and holding street fairs. Our falr is over, and the ducks haven't come in yet, but everybody has t a cold and are 1K to beat the band, for colds and A money $L00 Alis $1.00 Ki Herplclde nptation Tonfc ¢ Cardul ve Treatment.. dldwell's Syrup_ Pepsin g Karl Cramer's Tansy, Cotton nnyroyal Pills ... R Cramor's Vegetable' Filia Syrup of Flgs . itive Bromo 'Quinine . ni - Powder Hyiss c d “Alcohol Si5i c | o bap—3 cakes . i SGHAEFER’ l)rugesmre Tel. 747. 8. W. Cor. 16th and Chicago Goods delivered FREE to any part of c Cut Pri IT’S A GOOD SIGN of the high grade of the coal we sell and of the excellence of our methods that our customers stay with us year in and year out, An army of pleased and satisfled custom- ers is the best advertisement a business can kave, Buy your mext ton from us and you will be sorry that you didn't begin to patronize us long ago. West Omaha Coal & Ice Co., Park Ave. and Leavenworth Sts. Tel. 882, These Are Genuine Cut Prices $1.00 Coke's Dandruff Cure . $1.00 Wine of Cardul .. $1.00 West Brain and WAL 44 ohensans Port Wine, pint . Sherry Wine, pint . Taleum Powder, box . . Compound Catbartic Pills, doz. Howell's Anti-Kawt Plso Cure Belladonna Plasters Allcock’s Plasters .. BOSTON Boc TORE oePT. Hardware Co. 2407-2409 Cuming St. *48 you buy it of Husie, it's right* and 1222, ing or heating. Ordering the Winter Supply Ot Coal 1s not so much trouble; just a ring n the telephone. OQur numbers are 1238 Furnace, stove, cooking, brofl- We have coal for all. OUR COAL BURNS, Hald & Rice, Tel. 12 A valuable little book, writ- ten by an old distiller, telling how to obtain a superfor article of whiskey for home and me- dicinal use at an inside price, Wil be malled free to phy: fclans and heads of familfes by addressing Lone Creek Distillery, Newport, Kentucky. Mention this paper when writing. This is a good time, now that the leaves are turning, for taking nico photos. We are exclusive dealers in s and cameras and can show the largest assortment of high instruments {n the west. Our pecial is the best camera on, the market today for the money, Call and see us or write for particy- lars, THE ROBERT DEMPSTER COMPANY 1213 Farnam Street. Wholesale and retall dealers fn Photo Supplies, Developing and Finishing for Amateur o i B T M AN INNOVATION, Excursion to New York via Baltimore & Ohio Railrond. Round trip tickets will be sold from July 1 to October 20, Chicago to New York, at $31 for the round trip, with stopover going at either Washington, Baltimore or Phila- delphla or at the Pan-American exposition returning. This will enable you to visit Atlantic City or other seaside resorts. Send 12 cents for “Guide to Washington” and “Reasons Why." For further information all on or address J. C. Burch, Omaha, Neb., or B. N. Austin, General Passenger Agent, 135 Adams street, Chicage, Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectic and magnetic physician, office at the Central hotel, cor. 15th and Dodge streets, till a suitable location can be found. Speclal at- tention to all long standing or lingering diseases and to discases of women and chiidren. Are you a crank about your ltnen? the Chicago Laundry. 'Phone 205, Try Card of Thanks. To our friends and nelghbors wo tender | our sincere thanks for the many favors and kindnesses shown us during the re- cent sickness and death of our beloved | busband and father . | MRS, JOHN A. M'AVOY AND SON. Ever} Can Guaranteed Wo are authorized to “BACK UP" the guarantee of quality of SHERWIN-WIL- LIAMS PAINT, which is on the label of | every can. | This f¢ the wording n GUARANTEE PAINTS, INCLU 5 LEAD AND OIL, by agree to forfeit the VALUR OF THE PAINT and the COST OF AP- PLYING IT it in any instance it is not found as above represente We fully guarantee to each and every purchaser” of Sherwin-Willlams paint the tulfiliment of the provisions of the above Buarantce, Sherman & McConnell Drug Co ‘or. 15th and Dodge, Omaha, urse —OF— DRINK CURED BY White Ribbon Remedy Can be given in Gluas of Water, Tea Patient's e y will cure or destroy for “alcholic stimu- atient 18 a confirmed ," soclal drinker or arunkard. Impossible’ for anyone to haye an appetit: for alcoholic Iquors atter using White Ribbon Remedy. Endorsed by Members of W.C,T. v, Mrs. Moore, Buperintendent of Woman's ~Christian_Temperance * Union. writes: “I have tested White Ribboy Remedy on very obstinate drunkards, aing the cures have been many. In many cases the Remedy was given secretly, I cheere fully recommend and endorse White Ribe bon” Remedy. Members of our Union are delighted tv find a practical and economica] treatment 10~ ald us in- our ‘emperance waor Mrs. West, president of the Woman's Christlan nperance ~ Unlon, states: Know of so many people redeemed from thy curse of drink by the use of White Ribbon Remedy that I earnestly request you to it trial. For sale by druggists ey mail, st “Trial or calling on Hr (for years Secretar ' Christian _ Tempera: 218 Tremon Inebriate, e ey s ns s We handle all the stan- dard grades of both hard and soft coal. Special| attention given to careful screening and prompt de- livery. C. B. Havens & Co., 1522 Farnam St. Tels. 817 and 825, Fig Powder is not so slow. | —a laxative that gives health and strength to the nervous system and cures constip tlon, prevents appendicitis, cures dyspepsia billousness, complaint—produces a healthy appetite, sound digestion, cleaf skin and a vigorous body—gives you a sweet liver breath. You need no doctor to tell your complalnts to. Go to your druggist and get a box of Shrader's Fig Powder, or send 25c to W. J. Shrader Medicine Co., New York—Room 10, No. 30 East 14th 3t or 1602 N. 2ith St., Omaha, Neb. R e S ) | Low Rate Excuraions. To Ohio and Indlana points; aleo Louls- ville, Ky, via B. & 0. 8.-W., September 17 and 24 and October 1 and §. ood returning thirty days. Call on earest ticket agent or address I, D. Gildersleeve, District Pas- senger Agent, St. Louls, Mo. G0OOD DRESSERS WEAR OUR SHOES Because our shoes are the proper footwear for good dressers to wear— they are high-grade goods both tn material and workmanship; the styles are and up-to- date; original makers who originate footwear fash- absolutely correct they are not coples, they are styles, and made by shoe- fons. They aro snug fitting but comfortable; finely finished but dur- able; of high quality but mot high and are worthy the careful inspection of every MAN AND WOMAN. priced; FRY SHOE CO FORMERLY gartwright § €0. N. E. Cor. l6th and Douglas SOMETHING NOVEL. THING NEW— SOME SN Atomizer— ‘li i Never out of order ~finished in nickel —silver, or gold— $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50 A necessary. ac- cessory to my lady's” tollet at home or abroad. 16th and Farnam St. 25 Ibs. Weighted Floor Brushes Regular Price .....$3.50 Our Price -......$2.00 15 Ibs. Weighted Floor Brushes Regular Price......$2.50 Our Price .... ....$1.50 These are well made Brushes, with good bristles, strong handles and full weight. DRUG Call and inspect them, FULLER .3 GO PAINT . 14th and Dougine sta. > ovoeeQ m TAFT'S } Philadelphia Dental Rooms 1517 Douglas St, f Try our VITALIZED AIR for Pain- ; less Extracting and you will never » have a tooth extracted without $ use. No after effects ET TEETH FOR ONLY $5.00. +esesessereorese . L] + [} its L S SUw W Lot Nev THE MOYER STATIONERY Co, 222 South 16th Street, Jas. Morton & Son Go, 1611 Dodge Street. + [ R *eseetecestcceey EELEY :l:'-"nl':.l.e beat equ CURE bruniceunes KEELEX INSTITU 1y Keeley Iastitute in Cures Drug BLANK BOOKS COPYING BOOKS A full line of office. useful goods for your pped of the Keeley system of insti- Nebraska, Cures Users, Tobacce Users. THE ) 10 and Leavenworth, Omaha, 1519 & 21 Douglas Street come from dealing at ference what you buy the best possible value Proper discrimination in tle won wards the sale, wisely. Our selection of FFANCY GOODS, ter with the result that are positively safe, We Cive Prompt Attention Height Men's and next week. STYLISH, FITTING O and full Jength coat—real worth $7.50. faclug, sstin piping. sizes from 84 to 46. 84 to 42. pockets, cuffs and sleeves and 42 inches meltons, stouts and slims. Boy's three-plece knee pant o price $2.75, ‘wool fabrics. sizes, 6 to 16. NOW THEN—Why shouldn't you give rlare Safety and Satisfaction this store—Makes no dif- TOYS, goods, is the result of practical knowledge, Ev- ery detail in their makeup has been loo MEN'S $22.50 SUITS—at $13.76—Finest Hockenum worsted, sizes from 3¢ to 44, also SLIMS AND BTOUTS. MEN'S $12.50 SUITS—at $7.00—Made of one of the newest striped worsted, sizes MEN'S $13.00 RYTON OVERCOATS—at $10.00—In extra fine vicuos, MEN'S $16.00 SUITS—at $7.60—In fine worsted blu: 1519 & 21 Douglas Street (ol V STORE" you are sure of getting for the money expended. selection is half the bat- just as good buying goes half way to- Experience is worth everything to the dealer in selecting his good wisely or un- CHINA, BRIC-A-BRAC, DOLLS and kindred ed af- in quality and price you to Mail Orders. HAYDEN The Great $37,000 Clothing Sale at Its boys’ finest ready-tailored cloth ing, closed out to us for spot cash at about 50c on the dollar, will be on sale Monday and THE GREATEST VALURS EVER OFFERED IN BEST TAILORED, DEPENDABLE, PERFECT VERCOATS AND SUITS. Call and examine these splendid values. At $3.75 we offer Men's Vicuna Overcosats—made in the new styles with cuffs on sleeves MEN'S $7.60 B8UITS—at $4.00—Fine ngnt worsted suits—made @ependable, with French MEN'S §4.50 SBUITS—at $6.00—All wool hair Itne, striped cassimere, sack suit, in all in small dark check, all made with raglan long. rge and genulne They come in 4-botton sack styles, double-brensted and pingle-breasted square cut sack siyles, in all sizes, 34 to 46. Also s suits, of finest worsteds, vicunas, twee cheviots and cassimere suits—made to retail from $4.00 to $10. — 50 and $5.00, all sizes, § to 16. Boys' combination knee pants suits—made double-breasted coats and two pair of kneo pants—in four new, neat shades of strictly all Every sult a $6.00 value—sale price $2.95. All STEIN-BLOCH MEN'S CLOTHES a trial this season. The new fall and winter styles are here for your sel ection. Btetn-Bloch Sults trom $10.00 to $25.00. Bteln-Bloch Overcoats from $12.60 to $27.50. HAYDEN Selling the most Clothing in Omaha. “We find are tired ou that suit.” together fro waists, 17rc our business values for t Store.” Women's man-tailored suits, made of all | wool cheviots, in plain and pebble, and from imported Venetians, with the new flare or flounce skirt, lined with the best near-silk lining, perfect fitting, for $12.50. | Women's new suits, in the Norfolk styl with vest front, in the blouse style, with | the deep front, made in the new basket | | cloths and fine Venetians, trimmed with lace, bands of taffeta and satin, with the new deep bias flounce, man-tailored, | silk lined throughout, other bLouses ask $22.50, Hayden's price $16.50. | Women's sults in blouses, etons, double | treasted, made in all wool cheviots and | Venetians, suits worth ..18, for each, $10. | 200 suits made in all the newest styles, worth up to $15, for only $7.30. Some beautiful sample suits at $20, $30 | and $40. I FURS— | Furs | The greatest variety of furs, more than | all the houses in Omaha combined. Women's fur collarettes for only $1.00. ‘Women's marten scarfs at $5.00 each. Genulne mink scarfs, with six tails, worth , for $3.98. ASK FOR A MERCA Manufactured by F. R. Rice Mercantila Contains the best Havana Tobacco. HAY DEN Cloak and Suit Dep't. . we had to come back.” “We looked through every store in Omaha and t, but we had to come back for These and kindred remarks are frequently heard in our cloak department. We spared no expense or time in gathering m the best manufacturers theiv best things in jackets, suits, furs, skirts and ym the tremendous increase in and the words of praise we hear from a constant stream of purchasers, we wre convinced that there is no house today, on the American continent giving as good money as “The Biy he same Children’s sets, imitation ermine fur, 08¢, Women’s Skirts A full and beautiful line of new walking skirts recelved, at $3.75, $4.75 and $5.6 Women's silk ekirts, made of elegant quality taffeta at, each $5.00. ‘Women' silk skirts, tucked all with black flounce, worth $15, for $10, Women’s Jackets Women's automoblle coats, 42-inches long, eilkk lined throughout, made of Amer- fean woolen mills kersey, high storm col- lar, for only, each, $10. Women's box coat, in all wool kerseys, for $4.90. Women's jackets in all wool kerseys, reds, browns, blues, tans and castors, for, each, $5.00. Children's jackets in the new long coats, storm collar, worth $5.00, for $2.08, Women's all wool French flannel waist in all colors, for $1.25, Women's fine imported French flannc) walists, worth up to $6.00, for $2.65 Women's silk walsts in Glvernand's black taffetas, for $5.00, READ GREAT SBALE ON PAGRE 13, over HAYDEN BROS. NTILE Fqual to imported cigars, Clgar Co, B4 Loula, Unlon Madg, '