Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 29, 1903, Page 10

10 DAILY BEE: AUGUST PREPARING FOR MANY SUITS Owners of Oollapsed Douglas Btreet Build- ings Going to Oourts for Relief GROCER HUGHES WILL ALSO ASK DAMAGES Will Not Comdemn a—Prospect for uded Inspector Withnel! Adjoining Build New Hlock on Site by Leases. A fence has been built out into Douglas #treet surrounding the ruins of the ool- Japsed bufldings No. 1408 and No. 1406, but it is stated that the old brick and other refuse will be moved befors Christmas. 8o far as rebullding is concerned every- thing i still “up in the air” and the only cortain result of the falllng down of the two old bufldings is that a number of suits will be flled in the district court as soon as the lawyers can draw up the mecessary papers. H. J. Hughes has retained Hall & Mo~ Culloch and will bring a damage suit Bgainst the Western Real Bstate trustees of Boston, owners of the bullding 1406 Douglas, for the value of his stock and fixtures and other damage sustained by him. A. J. Hanscom, it is stated, will also bring suit against the same parties for the walue of the bullding, No. 1408 Douglas, Bnd the loss sustalned through its falling down. Representatives of the Western Real Es- tate Trustees are elso preparing to bring suit against A. J. Hansoom. Whether or mot H. J. Hughes will be included in this sult has not yet been determined. Btill another suit which may:grow out of the matter s one by A. J. Hanscom against H. J. Hughes. Allegntions in Petitions. The main allegation in the first set of wuits will be that the destruction of the bullding, No. 1408 Douglas, and the stock and fixtures in it was caused by the alter- ations in progress to the bullding No. 1406 Douglas. The main allegation in the other set of suits will be that the falling of the two buildings was caused by the disintegration and undermining of the party wall between them, such disintegration and undermining being caused by water which dripped onto &nd through # from an ice box in the gro- cery store in 1408 Douglas. Soveral old-timers who remember when the upper stories were put on the buildings twenly years ago say that plenty of tea- timony can be obtained by both sides to the effect that the bulldings have been consid- ered unsafe for years, and that when the upper storfes were placed on them many remarked that the walls were not strong enough to bear the added weight. Bullding Inspector Withnell has not yet officially dons any condemning, and states that the two-story brick on the corner, oc- cupled by a pawnshop, tobacco and news store, with lodging rooms above, is not serfously injured, and will be allowed to stand. Willing to. Bufld, Frank B. Kennard, owner of the corner building, states that he would strenuously contest any condemning of the bullding by the city, but that he is perfectly wiling to tear it down and join the owners of the lots to the west in putting up a substan- tial block, with store rooms below and of- floe rooms on the upper floors. The only obstacle in the way of doing this, so far @s he is concerned, Mr. Kennard says, is that M. Brodkey has a iease on the build- ing which does not expire until June 15, 1004, and which contain & provision for an axtension of the lease for twenty months. The Kennard lot is 106 feet 9 inches on Wourteenth and 22 feet on Douglas. The Hanscom, Western Real Hstate Trustees and Horbach lots to the west are each 2% foet on Douglas and run back 132 feet to the alley. Mr. Kennard will suggest to the other owners the erection of a three-story buflding, of substantial construction, hand- some in appearance and strictly modern. B. J. Bullivan, agent for the bullding No, T Douglas, states that he has the assur- gnoe of Bullding Inspector Withnell that it will not be condemned, and that as soon as the overhanging wall 1s removed it can be qccupled. The owners of the bullding, who have a long time lease on the ground, will very willingly, he says, sell out at a low figure to anyone desiring to build, but are not disposed to do any bullding on the lot. Geta $100,000 a Y Because he has a keen, clear brain in & vigorous body. Electric Bitters give both, and satisty or no pay. Try them. Bblc. For sale by Kuhn & Co. Announcements of the Theaters. Beats for “Sweet Clover,” the opening attraction at the new Krug theater, are melling rapidly, but there are still a num- ber of good seats to be had. The box oftice is open from 8 a. m. to § p. m. on week days and Sunday. The engagement of “Bweet Clover” s for the entire week, with matinees Wednesday and Saturday, for which the best reserved seats are being #sold at 25 cents. Big Sensation at Benuett's Clearing sale of ail trimmed hats. Values from $.00 to $8.00, Baturday at 8 cents. Mrs. Moore Hus Dangerous Acciden BINGHAMTON, N. Y., Aug. 28.—While gntering her bath room'at her home in Green, Y., . N. B, Moore slipped, and in " falling Broke her hi It s feared the injury will prove fatal. Mrs. Moore is the mother of J. H. and W. H. Moore, the cago capitalists, who control the Rock nd system. Hughes Reopemed. H. J. Hughes is temporarily located at 1616 Foward street with a fine ilne of new gro- cerles, also fresh frults and vegetables. I want the public to know that I am prepared to fill all orders as heretofore. Telephone 9. Netlce! Mr. Kelly will reopen his voeal studio in the Davidge block on September 1. Pu- plls are requested to register Monday, Aug. Hy . Blg Seasation at Bemmett's Clearing sale of all trimmed hats. Values from $4.00 to $5.0, Saturday at 39 cents. Tired of Marriage Vows, Mary L.'Kidder has asked for a divoroe from Monroe C. Kidder, who he married t Albia, la.. nearly 'twenty yoars ago. esertion for two years s given s grounds for the suit. Anna Cabbell asks for sepa- ration from Benlamin F. Cabbell and the estoration of her malden name Anna ale. She was married to the defendant n Kansas City in 187, and alleges that she been abandoned for two years. The worst cases ot diarrhoea, dysentery, cholera morbus, and like diseases come in the night. Be prepared by having Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam constantly on hand it's a sure cure, Men's Velvet 3o :BRA pOSTR Ofls The Final Clean Up—0dds and Ends Men’s Stylish Suils In Light and Medium Weights The final great bargain offer in our men’s high grade sum- $5 150 mer suits that have sold up to $15.00. Bizes somewhat broken, but still a great variety of splendid styles. Many medium weights suitable for fall wear ........... » Stylish pants in the latest fashionable cut, Men’s $4 e of handsome cashmeres, flannels and Pants worsteds, and worth $3.50 and $4.00— at $1.50 ssturday special sale.. Boys’ School Suits at $2.50 Prepare your boy for school by purchasing one of these strongly made suits. Medium fall weights in 250 Norfolks, Middies, double breasteds, etc., reinforced seams, ages 3 to 16, at. . Boys' $1.00 Mother's Friend Boys’ 50c Mother's Friend Jaundered unlaundered waists, at ..500 waists, at ..... 250 Great Sale Negligee Shirts A manufacturer’s entire stock of the finest negligee shirts made. All new shirtings and latest patterns, collars and cuffs attached. These are actually worth up to $1.50 to 83 00—all in one lot C at 256200 d d bo ok shi: 33'{“a'.5nm Siripes, Zfii'llfii":nsnn.nuil. 25¢ —50c and 75c values, at............ Men's and Boys' Sample Hat — -mple line of fine hats in the t shapes and colors--actually w:r:::;o'.n.dc;oo. at . 1'50 & 98C ERMETESIETIIRETIN Y . ’ . Ladies’ Fall Style Silk Belts 25¢c-39c Tailor-made silk, peau de soie and fine satin belts in blacks and all colors, the new style tab belts, the red and white peau de soie belts, etc., made to retail up to $1.50—Baturday .....conueenn 25C-390 Special Saturday Sale Razors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Manicure Pieces, Etc, The “‘Qriffon" Razors—These are known as high grade sgc razors—worth up to 83.00, at......... “‘@ritfon’” Scissors—In all sizes, nearly all in I nher cases (a mistake was made in stamping these cases, which wae the osuse 25c of our buying them so cheap) st...... Roser's Sheffield Razors—8heffleld, England, steel, worih 39 up to8L.50, at........... ceseyieerive c “driffon’’ Pocketknives—All klnd- of hnndlu. fine steel, all -lzu. in- ding lar, k knives—worth to #1.00— Qrifion Safety Razors—. c'.nn y made zo retn n Bl'::'d.y lgoc: .39c Manicure Pleces—Nail clips, nail files, ete., some -rnh ivory 25 handles--worth up to 81,60—at.... S e C J. K. Beaundeis & Fons J. W. Veundeis & Pons A T O e 7Y FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS BANKERS. ACCOUNTS OPENED FOR ONE DOLLAR OR MORE* Socks, 7 I-2¢. All day Saturday we have on sale men's socks, black, with real neat, fancy em- broldery; a sock that sells in gents’' furnish- ing goods stores at %c a pair; our sale price will be 7i4c; not more than four pair to any one customer. A few other bargains which we offer at pres are: Men's undershirts, worth, 40c, at 1bc; negligee shirts, worth up to $1.00, your choice, 48c; cholce out of silk neckwear consisting of | tocks, four-in-hande, strings, windsors, midget strings, sbield bows, etc., your pick 16e, worth up to 60c; fancy vests, T6c; men's all wool summer pants, to close, at #c a pair. Speclal good values In men's sults at $6.00, §7.50 and $10.00. We also wish 1o notify the public that the first shipment of fall suits from Alfred Benjamin Co. la now being exhibited by us. If you wish to see extra nobby, fine made and well fitting garments we would advise you to take a look at these suilts before placing your order with a high priced tallor. We will cheerfully show you these garments whether you buy or not. The Guarantee Clothing Co., 15191521 Douglas street. FULL VALUE TEETH Your bad teeth ought to be made good, and your &00d teeth ought to be protected. A little work today will save much paln tomorrow. TEETH (,LEA'WBD o FILLINGS .. 0 Taft's Dental Rooms 1517 Douglas St. B RTON'S ORGANIC SCALE SOLVENT Is used for removing the organic de- osit” formed in “waste pipes leading wom Bath Tubs, Bowls, Tollets, Uri- nals, Kitchen Sinks, Laundries, Ice Boxes, Brewerles, Steam Pipes and Steam’ Bollers WORLD SUPPLY CO,, Agts OMAHA. Room & Barker Block. For Sale—~OMAHA BUFFET & SON, l MAXWELL HERE NEXT WEEK Irrigation Promoter Will ! Come to for Om s Representa- Ogden. COFFEE CoO., PR um.-m A letter from George H. Maxwell states |~ g that he will not be able to reach Omaha RCSH Ab{' mal this week, as expected, but will be here Monday or Tuesday. Arrangements then ional Bank of O, a, K Corner Faraam and 130 Strevts. Paid wp capital $900.006. wuryine fusel QLR | will be completed for the reprs Omaha at the irrigation convention Caon maxt Mcaby UNITBD STATES DEPOSITORY. Omaha and South Omaha together will | [P p § RIS undtn send over twenty-five delegates, and a — special Pullman, which may be used dur- ing the convention if the hotels are| Wil Talk of Light, Gas and elec eet lighting and pro- posed plans conferences Wil be 'the Ohief sibjects for ‘discussion at a meetin the Grand View Improvement clul Saturday night. Representatives from both hting” concern may be present and ex- oft ' the advantages of the two systems llumination. LITHIA WATER Bt SroxEcYruER, Photographer, 1812 Farnam, tel. F2088. SToxgcrrRER, Prister, 1201 Howard, tel. 1810. “There is ouly one Stonecypher,” but he's dolag two things now—end doing both ia the same high-grade manner. Fer Menstrua! Suppression o= o PEN-TAN Dr. F. W. Slabaugh, dentist, 518N. Y. Life. DIED. BLLEHER - Lewis on Thuraday, Au- S:I aged 18 Funeral services from asc's "N Jndertaking lors, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock et WD cemetery. nlerment in Nl | HAY DEN THE RELIABLE STORE. Bear in Mind Our Cloak Dept. Watch the Daily Press 'ODAY'S OFFERING SHOULD CEMENT THE BONDS OF CONFIDENCE HET\‘\E 3 YOU AND OUR GREAT SKIRT DEPARTMENT ON SECOND FLOOR. 1,379 ladies’ and misses' Bkirts, all new | Women's Siik hu-u Skirts at— ‘ go styles and new materials, at less than| each .......,.. » one-fiurth their value. ‘They come in Rainy-Day Skirts, Golf = Bkirts, Dress I.’s SUITS ARE REVE- 18 80 MUCH DASH l“nmon s Silk \nim wonh up to Pedestrian Skirts, Gray Skirts, | ' O THEM. $7.50 for—each Brown Skirts, Black Skirts, Green Skirts, Red Skirts, Blue Skirts and all kinds n( The greatest lot. you up to §7.00—8aturday only THE NEW FALL LATIONS—TE ) | AND CHARM Women's extra long coat Buits of mixed tweeds—made with triple cape—nicel trimmed—Saturday only— 6 each . Gesveiinsasisn . g An Additional Bargain for Saturday. 30 Buits worth up to $2.00 for— Bl 9.90 UNTIL WOMEN'S 9c Another Lot of Bargains in Our Live | Cloak Department, These our buyer secured while in New | York recently Children's Dresses at— each . s at Women's White Tawn “»\Ism—~ $2.00 and $3.00 quality at.... Women's Wash Skirt: to $4.00—for only nAVl-‘ LE b EACH Spaclals | A large assortment of W. C. C., Kabo, Dr. Warner's Rust-Proof and R. In all the latest fall styles, at up from o Ladies' t Be. Ladies’, men's and boys' Linen Collars, in all the new styles, at— each c u?n . lllll Hose at Half Price. | 300 dozen men's Half Hose, in fine cotton and lisle thread, in plain and fancy col- ors, worth up to b0c—on sale c | at e, 16c and.. All the men's Sunlmrr Underwear llsl\t c c Ladies' Corset Covers and Drawers, trim- med with double rows {nsertions and_em- broldery—worth Toe and $1.00—on sale at Ladies' sleeveless low neck jersey ribbed Vests—worth 12bgc— at Ladies’ fine Lisle Thread Vests, silk ta drop-stitch- worth 25c and st Ladles' Umbrella Knit Drawers, lace trim- med—worth Ladies' jersey ribbed Lisle Thread Combi- nation” Suits—umbrella style, lace trim- med—worth $1.00— oc at Ladies' Belfast Linen Mesh Vests and Pants—trimmed with fine linen lace— worth $3.00 per garment—we are closing these out at.... Groal Reduction in lleadwear A special offer of 100 dozen men's Soft Hats—early fall styles—all new s and colors—the same quality as others sell at §1.50 and $2—on sale Saturday Men's %o and Slc Caps on sale Baturday 8014 up (0 $1.00 on eale at boc, 350 Mens Suspendera in_ail colors and styles, | Boys' Shirt Walsts in light and dmk colored | Lace Hose, worth Zo— Llale Huse, 50c quality, at 2c, 19 SGl newest siyies, at 4 All the 0dds and ends of Summer Cordsts worth Gc, on sale at . and e colors at 50c and. 250 Ladies’ piain black and fancy at . . A C| Ladies' plain black and fancy colored an : Ladiss' S5e Lidie Threed "Hose, in all the 9c and Girdies, wor(h up to .50 per pair—at . K b Millinery Millinery _ Final Roundup of the Summer Trimmed Hats All of the $5 Hats on sale Saturday 50 c at..-- Special Bargains Satur- day in Optical Dept. Eyes Tested Free of Charge. Special Sheet Music Sale Regular 50c and 60c sheet music morrow only 19¢; Iected some of our most saleable pieces for this sale, Yocal and instrumental; “Southern Smiles” fine ne two-| l(eP “‘Arizona,” very latest, h\ Bowe Kiss,” by Harris; “Frankle Hall’ y by Harris; “Every Race Has a Flag But the Princess Just the Same," very preity ballad; Through the Rye;” “The Shanty of T You,” new song by composer of Way;" “My Georgla Lady Lov song ‘as \)ei‘mlll’ul s its name by malfl, 20c. We 'have se- such as “‘Hiawatha,' bo two-step; “Dat Gal of Mine," Buck, by Turpin; “Just Ono When the Lights Wents Out,” 8o0d coon song; “She's 'a Kate and I Were Coming mbledown Alley," very pathetic ballad; ““With Hlawatha; * “My Black Jack Rose; a pretty waltz lnns “‘Garret O'Magh: ep; -“On a Sunday song; “A Woman ut Human After Al Blue fiyes,” very pretty “Then Comes the S8ad Awakening, by Harris; *Florence,” very pretty ballad. The above pleces are all fine sellers and wiil be sold all day tomorrow at oniy 16c; by mail, 20c. Mall orders filled the same day we receive them. We Are the Leaders AQte| Tic|Calitornia Hams— o | “per pound ..... | No. 1 Bolled nnmu— per pound . | No. 1 Fanc, per poun No. 1 Extra F per pound 3 . | Leat Lard— lfi‘/g.nflundp te|"%0r | Compeitors Wonde Ourpl.w Prices. Pork Loins— Mutton Steak— per pound ..... Roast Pork— per pound ..... Pork Bteak— per pound Bpare Ribs— per pound . per poun Mutton Ste per pound . Mutton Roast— o Faney New York Cream (‘hune—- per pound ... - per pound Reliable Grocery Specials . Be A§e fiacaront B¢ sellycon or Fruit Puddine— Per package A ‘514 Al m nnls of Laundry B"lp— per b |ZAc LitRe California L(’muna 3xc each Large Sweet Oranges— 31“ | 3-1b. cans fancy Apricots, Peaches, Plums, otc., in heavy syrup—per can .. 1%-pound cans Potted Meats ... pound packages Tmported Malta Ceren— per package ....... Neutrita, Vim, ete., Food—per package ... &b, package Unton, Yankee or High Five Breakfast Oatmeal.. Fancy XXXX Boda Cracke per pound ... Fancy Cris per poun Large sacks Cornmeal—white or yellow ... Pearl Barley. per pound .. Ol or Mustard Bnnllnu— per can ... Tall cans Fanc Salmon ..... HAVDEN BROS. COFFEE SPECIAL. Rio Blena Bpeciu Leade: Boston ton Cucuta Boston Boston better Breakfast . ‘Taplocn, Sago, etc.— | peach, Pure T romato Catsup— bottle . Bweet (herkin or ckles—per bottle .. HERE'S SOME SPECIAL CANDY BARGAINS Five Bticks Candy...... Hoarhound Btick Candy— Per pound.. B2k badns Marshmallows— Per pound.. Snow Drops— Per pound.. 3 Jelly Gum Drops— Per pound . Chewing Gum—All kinds— Three packages for A Regular Home Dinner Rio Blend—Has no equal ‘for. Nantos Blend Blend— Java a Worth die and TEA SPECIAL, Basket Fired Japan, Hreakfast, Oolong and Our best Teas, only... EXTRACTS. Two ounces, full weight Four ounces, full welghi; AKING l'u\lDFIl English Hyson.... ‘Whero the Silvery Colorado Wends Its | CLOTHES FOR MEN‘~5 wOMEN We Announce the Opening of Our New Fall Styles in Boys’ Clothing Saturday, August 29, 1903 Saturday is our opening day in the Boys' Daepart ment. We can say with all due modesty that nowhaere in this western country is there a gathering of olothing Sor boys that is more complete than we are showing this season. We have made a partioular strong effort in the seleotion of our medium priced garments for boys. and at these prices—$1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00—we will show the greatest assortments and grea values of any store in the land. We eatend to every woman and child & cordial in- vitation to inspect our new fall lines, whether you are prepared to purchase or not—you are welcome NEW FALL HATS FOR MEN AND BOYS Wiil go on display here Saturday for the first time this season. Everything new in hats will be shown lere Saturday. It will be the greatest gathering of headgear to be found anywhere in America. Extraordinary preparations have been made by us this season to obtain absolutely the best and latest styles that the market produces. Our con- tinuous effort is toward producing better hats for less money than anywhere else in the United States. We have reached our aim—jyou will agree with us. Among the latest novelties that we will show is the “Fifth Avenue” with its low crown and its new flaring flange brim, which will be very popular this season at our very popular price—$§1.50, $2.00, $2.50. Stetson Hats Saturday we will show the entire line of soft and derby hats from John B. Stetson. We show the greatest collection of this famous hat of any store in Omaha. $3.50 for Stetson Hats worth $5.00. $17.50 Colorado and Return In effect daily. October 31. Rate applies to Pueblo and Colorado Springs as well as Denver. This is the lowest rate that will be in effect this year, and is offered at a time when thousands will take advantage of it. Good to return any time until Information as to trains, etc., will be furnished on request. Rock Island CITY TICKET OFFICE 1323 FARNAM ST., OMAHA, NA F. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A. THREE TIMES A DAY you use your teeth, where can you expend more profitable than on your teeth. BAILEY, The Dentist, phone 1085, 3rd flonr Paxton Block, EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK Do you use it, and, if so, where do you We buy this'braud in large quan- sell it rapidly and can thus insure condensed milk s not worthiess. but harmful FOR 16C PBR CAN—de place In the city—~in any quan. “Catarrh Rem"—guaranteed This 1s & great boon to all suffarers hay fev 60 Doan's Pills ®e Cuticura Salv A_10C_CAKE OF 'BAVON TOILET BOAP. WITHOUT ‘A" WRAPPER— WHILE IT LAS d 5 $1.00 Peruna 8o Genuine Castoria.. c Bar Ben $1.00 Dr. $1.00 Celery $1.00 U, 8. Tobacco ¢ $1.00 Orrine—Want it $1.00 Tler's Malt Whiskey : Pure Canadian Mait' Whiskey OPEN ALL NIGHT. SGIIIEFEII' SUa STORE DRUQ STOR| R Phones—747 and 791, Chieago Streets, Omaba. guaraniesd $1.00 For a Boy’s School Shoe you might look forever and never find one at one dollar and a half that would begin to compare with our $1.50 school shoe. They're no experiment with us. We've s0ld the same shoe for years and always had the satisfaction of glving satisfaction. Bring the boys in Saturday and we will show you how good the shoes are. It you are desirous of securing ex . ceptional vslues on groceries of superior quality that have attained a reputation for purity and wholesome- ness, and universally recognized as the standard of excellence, then THIS 18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY. The more money you save through our efforts the more money we make, conse- quently by purchasing your groceries and meats of us will be to our mutual advantage. Huyler's Chocolate, per pound..... Eagle Condensed Milk, per can.. Malta-Ceres, per package.. Quaker Oats, three packages Helng's Catsup (quarts) o One Pnuml Price’s or Royal.. K. C.—2% ounces, 20c; 4 mmcn io Gunces, g COCOA. One-half pound can. 12c; for Best Toe Cream Soda for Bt ke | EBRAMR%SBRAMFM DREXEL SHOE CO., 1419 Farnam Street. Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House, Baratoga Flakes, two packages. 8. D. Japan Tea (Tie quality), 1b. 6-1b. pkg. Best Gloss Starch SOMMER BROS., EXPONENTS OF GOOD LIVING. 28th and Farnam Sts, Grocery Telephones, 132 and 1331, Market Telephone, 736, ey e TWENTIETH "CENTURY FARMEH Write for a Sample