Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1903, Page 20

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 1903. BUSINESS BUILDING AT ONCE Now Three-Story Btructurs to Go Up on Bite of Douglas Street Disaster. TO BE COMPLETED BY END OF YEAR Building Will Be Erected on Strictly Modern Basis by the Western o Real Estate Trustees qf Boston, A handsome threé-story business build- ing, 2x132, will be erected immediately bt 1406 Douglas street. The McCague Investment company, Egents for the Western Real Estate Trustegs of Boston, gave out the above Huthprized statement last evening. One of tho trustees was in the city for a few hours yesterday. Plans for the new bullding are already being prepared by Fisher & Lawrie. They will provide, In accordance with the policy of the Western Real Estate Trustees, for & strictly modern bullding in all details and of the best possible construction. The first floor will be for a store and the bullding | wiil be so arranged that the two upper floors can be used efther in connectiof with or independently of the first floor. Removing the ruins of the fallen building will be started Monday morning and the new bullding will be begun and completed at the earllest possible date. It Is to be ready for occupancy Decembef 1 Thy Western Real Estate Trustees will carry out the above plans. regardless of the action taken by owners of abutting prop- erty. It is belleved, however, that the prompt action taken will lead the other owners to bujld and rebulld. F. B. Kennard, owner of the two-story bullding on the corner, states that he is ready to tear it down and erect In its place & modern three-story store and office build- ing, provided A. J. Hanscom, the owner of the adjoining lot, will erect a similar bulld- ing at 1408 Douglas street, Mr. Hanscom, who is fh New York, has been informed by fetter of the plans of the Western Real Es- tate Trustees and the proposition of Mr. Konnard, and it Is believed will order the erection of a bullding to match the others. May Let Bulldings Stand. “Now we will never know whethér Loufe 8hields was right or wrong about those salmon coloted bricks," sald Frank B. Ken- nard, as he stood watching the workmen at the collapsed bulldings on Douglas street throw the bricks down the chutes and saw them break and smash iInto many pleces when they reached the bottom. “Loule” Shields was the first brickmaker, bricklayer and contractor in Omaha, and in 1860 bullt the “Commercial block," com- posed of the three two-story brick bufld- ings, the one on the corner being erected by Frank B. Kenanrd's father, and the other two by A. J+Hanscom. In those days the brick were burned with cord wood .nd came out of the kilns in all colors and in various shapes. Messrs. Kennard and Hanscom objected to the color and ap- parent softness of some of the brick, but Contractor Shields silenced them by de- claring: % “They are all right. If the block'ever catches fire it will not burn down, for the fire will just burn the bricks harder: Bullding Inspector Withgell withdrew the ity workmen from the collapsed bulldings Festerday, they having taken down all e- remaining walls which in his opinion dangerousfand liable to fall. Acting under notice from him the ‘agenté of the bulldings will remove the debris this week and will also, it is expected, be ordered by the advisory board to tear down the rear @nds of the two fallen buildings. It is still a question with Inspector Withnell, he now says, whether or not he will condemn the buildings, 1401 and 1407 Douglas. Until the debris is removad the #xact condition of the side walls cannot e determined, but he probably will allow them to stand. BURGLARS PURSUED BY POSSE Break Into a Bank at Bangor, and Secure Small Sum, BANGOR, Me. Aug. 2.—Four or five men who demolished the vault of the Brewer's Savings bank last night eluded the police and this forenoon were dodging an armed posse In the woods beyond Bangor. The robbers secured about They were watched at their work in the bank by & number of persons, who made no at- tempt to molest them because of the guns. ‘When the burglars left the bank they retreated under cover of the guns, firing @ dozen shote. “Nearly a score of policemen, deputy sheriffs and citizens armed themselves as #oon as possible and siarted in pursuit. One Killed an 'HAZARD, Ky., Aug. 9 —Li mnln atruc) the court House' and killed John 3- 4 standing In the doorway, and llunned llx wr men in the building. The court house fired and practically consumed Stemmer Goes Ashore. K!WMYORKY lmg X}ix—l-A’ ):H‘:fl recelved ay says the British ship C) R. Whitney, from Rcuen for Nevy Y(;Irnk”.l: ore near Execution Rocks in Lon 18- and sound, opposite New Rochelle, S & *°" Aunnual September furniture sale. Dewey & Btone Furniture Go. Monday. Notlee! Mrs. B. Reinhart is now located at the milinery - department of Hayden Bros.’, where she will be pleased to see her customers TURKISH BATHS FOR LADIES * ONLY. 3 THE REGENT BATHS. 0. F. Sabitarium reached e . by Fiorence #The (erman-Amerioan Republican club will meet at Washington hall instead of Sunday afterroon, August Germania hall, 8, at 8 o'clock for the election of oMcers, and the transaction of other business. ROBT O. FINK, President. MAX FEILERMANN, Secretary. Annual September furniture sale. Dewey & Stone Furpiture Co Monday. Change Name of Church. %‘ecr- of what h-- been known Epis 1 chure Mght M fil“l'h tloth r articles 4, the Tts poll See H. Blog. M“V‘l..'kl 'ua .n‘o‘r‘.nlu Cash '..r' c.r:‘lt. streets. ————— Foi Dr. ¥. W. Blabaugh, dentist. BSN. Y. Life. | Wi —_———— ‘ln Root print it DIED. mznuul.ufllly-u A by, Sl o g eemelay. f ine u»n cun‘lu.th- Jamaiof the \I)‘:' uitable o8 are GOSSIP ON COMMISSION ROW First Nebfaska Watermelons Swim the River from the East Side, Near Florence. The' first Nebraska watermelons were on the, imarket yesterday. But they had considerable trouble in getting here, for they were grown east of the Missouri river, at a point nearly opposite Florence. Owing to ‘the Nilgh watér the proprietor of ‘thlm could -nét cote by ‘wagon, the usual way, 0 he loaded up the melons, also some sweet potatoes, corn, tomatoes and beans, 4n a, boat and brought them across the river to the main portion of the state and there hired a wagoh with which to bring them into town. He stated that he does not seri- ly object' to having two states claim soverelgnty over his farm when It comes to paying taxes, or to working roads in Florerice district and serving on jurles in Omaha, but that he is going to file a vigor- ous protest against being compelied to ferry his produce across the river. A car of fine potatoes from out In the state helped the “spud” market and kept the price down to % cents. Sweet potatoes, homegrown, brought $1.35 a bushel, to- | matoes 20 and % cents a basket, corn 7 {cents a dozen, cabbage 6 to T cents a dozen, parsnips 20 cents .a basket, turnips M cents a basket. Parsnips, .turnips and Dutch cabbage are all scarce, judging from the small quantities of them being brought' in, but the demand does not appear great California plums and prunes are $1.60 to $L76 a crate of four baskets and peach Peaches and pears are the same as for sev- dral days past. Utah peaches will begin to come In quantitles within a few days. So, 00, will the réal Rocky Ford cantaloupes,' considered the best grown In the country. Considering the cool and rainy weather the demind for fruit last week has been’ good. , Attention, Woodmen! Members of Beech camp are requested to dttend the funeral’of ‘our ‘late nelghbor, Charles K. Boyden, which will be held from his residence, 2488 Bouth Seventeenth street, Sunday afternoon, August 30, at 2 o'clock. Friends are especially réquested to be present. Interment at Forest Lawn. SILAS B. LAKE, Consul. FRANK WHITMARSH, Clérk. *Annual September furniture sale. Dewey & Stone Furniture Co. Monday. One Way Rates. Every day from September 15 to Novem- ber 3, inclusive, the Union Pacific will sell one-way colonist tickets at the following rates from Missout! river terminals, Coun- cil Blufts to Kansas City, inclusive: $22.50 to Spokane and Wenatchee, ington. $22.50 to Pocatello and Nampa, Tdaho. $22.00 to Helena and Butte, Montana. 3$%.00 to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle. $25.00 to Vancouver and: Victoria. $25.00 to Ashland and Astoria, Oregon. For full information call at city ticket office, 1324 Farnam street. ‘Wash- ® Homeseekers’ Excursions. On Tuesdays, September 1 and ‘15, the Missour! Pacific Rallway will sell both one way and round trip tickets at very low rates to certaln points in Arkansas, Ka: sas, Oklahoma, southwest Missourl, Texa ete. Stopovers allowed on the golng jour- ney. Limit of 'tickets, twenty-one day: For further information call on any agent of the company or Thos. F. Godfrey, pas- senger and ticket agent, southeast corner Fourtéenth and Douglas streets, Omaha, Neb. ADDITIONS TO OMAHA CLUB Contract is Let to John H. Harte Work s to Be Completed This Yegr. A contract for an addition to the Omaha club has been awarded to John H. Harte by the directorate, conditions of which are that work Is to be commenced immediately and completed by December 2. The extension will be 30x30 feet at the north end, east side, of the building. On the first floor it will furnish an additional women's .cate, in which, incidentally, gen- tlemen escorting women will be allowed to smoke. The room will have a hardwood floor and fireplace and mantel. On the second floor the ex‘ension will be an ad- dition to the main dining room, and here- after on this floor 250 persons can be pro- vided for at banquets. On the third floor the extension will provide two additional bedrooms with baths. Several changes also will be made in the rear arrangement of the building. ‘With this extension of the building =all the ground owned by the Omaha club will be occupled, so that future enlargements must e elther by adding additional stories to the bullding or made after additional ground to the west is purchased. The new part will be of the same brick and in the same style as the present building. FURNAGE REPAIRS Now is the time to have your Furnace EXAMINED, CLEANED AN REPAIRED. Don't delay till cold wea- ther. No charge for estimates. Absolute reliability of ma- terial and workmanship. Repairs for ALL furnaces. Milton Rogers & SONS CO. Fourteenth and Farnam Sts, : Vltalue Air traction, never 600 Toe Taft' Denhl Rooms 1517 Douglu St | plums from Washington are $1.35 a crate. | SIR THOS, LIPTON'S MISERY Is Largely Imaginary, for the Genial Yachteman is o Gamey Gentle- man and When Forced TAKES WIS MEDICINE CHEERFULLY That is One of the Reasons for Hisx Personal Popularity on This Side of the Water, Tor more than fifty years America has held the cup In the International yacht races. Three times Sir Thomas Lipton, the millionaire tea merchant, has braced the problem of capturing that proud em- blem of speed and’ sail management. Three times the Shamrock dropped her colors to an American winner. but the gay old gen- tleman who puts up the cash, for the British confpetitor is still game @nd prom- ises to appear again. He Is so thoroughly genteel In the demberatic sense that MANY AMERICANS WISHED HIM T0 | WIN Just because the American sense of fair play suggests the dnsirability of passing the trophy of wictory from one to the other. The intetnational contest just de- cldeéd In favor of America has attracted the attention of the world. Even little Japan shows her. interest and suggests that next year she will enter in the race a vessel of her own make. It would be a trifle . humillating to have the Orlentals sall off with the honors next vear, but it 18 sgfe to assume that the lttle Japs will be nelther slow nor unskillful. THE BANKERS RESERVE LIFE watches the races with more than passing interest. ~Naturally, tlie Reliance had the heart and best wishes of the young life tnsurance company for two reasons. First, the Bankers Reserve Life is American and therefore - loval and eager to have tho American win, and, second, the Bankers Reserve Life is young and wished the young nation to carry away the proof of dexterity and skill of the men at the satls and of the genius of the ship's architect and buflder. B. H. ROBISON, PRESIDENT, 18 of the opinfon that sports of a rational nature tend to the ,building of' healthful bodies and healthy people are good insur- ance risks. Having over 2,000 policies, representing more than $6,000,000, at risk, the Bankers Reserve naturally interests it- | self in matters appertaining to health. Having the lowest death rate of any American company, it must appear that the management of the company is careful in the matter of taking risks and applies ml knowledge of the laws of health intelll-! gontly. THREE NEW STATES NOW OPEN. Within the present momth three new states have been entered for business. | These states are just now being organized for effective work. men can secure territory by Good life insurance exceptionally desirable promptly applying for con- tracts to the home office In the McCague bullding, Omaha. | FOUND! A new shoe for the mechanic—a shoe without a seam or nail to hurt the feet—genuine Goodyear welt soles and a genuine grain calf upper, Made on the wide, plain toe last the Blucher cut style—and only $2.50. No shoe ever constructed com- bines so much wear and real com- fort as this new shoe. , We invite the mechanics of Omaha to Inspect this shoe, and QUALITY HIGH PRICE LOW AT DRUMMOND’S Every Carriage, Buggy and Harness (8th an;l _Ihrnuy. Oxyn Balm Cream We have it and of course we cut the price | —we sell the 60c size for 40c. We ship goods all over the country by mail and express ana Treight—and 2ave the Beopie mondy on thelr drug bills. Send us a list of your drug wants and let us quote lowest prices 50c Cuticura Salve. 60c Doan's Kidney %56 Stearma Kot and Roach Basts 60c Charles' Flesh Food.. 50c CRAMER'S KIDNEY CU' Rh— guaranteed $1.00 Peruna 3 $1.00 Plerce’s Medical Discover: £1.00 Plerce’s Favorite Prpkcrlpunn e Genuine Castoria,.... Laxative Bromo Q\Ih\hw . QUINACETOL BEST Cold Cure. Mennen's Talcum Powder. Bar Ben.. . 2¢ Plerce's Pliis Allcock’s Plasters—all you want—at §1.00 Orrnie. .. 2%c Hire's Root Beer T5c Moeller's Cod Liver Of OPEN ALL NIGHT. SCHAEFER’S 5X16°s% DRUG STORE Two 'Phones—747 and 797, 16tk apd Chicago Street We sell only $3.50 and $2.50 shoes—and you cannot pay more if you wished to. ‘We sell shoes direct from factory to wearer—and divide the profit with you. “ONIMOD” ON-A-MAN Always give satisfaction. Regent Shoe Go. 205 So. 15th St. s _- THE.. INDIAN BEADSE The Fad of the Day: & ‘We carry the largest line of colors in BEADS of any house. Send us your mail orders of any color possible; we can fill your wants. Looms to weave beadwork, ' pattern books, if you buy—you get our guarantee. DREXEL SHOE CO., 1419 Farnam Street. Omaha’s Upsto-Date Shoe House, | Flood Sale of Stoves for Wednesday s September 2d IT RAINED LAST WEEK, Perhage you know It? and we got wet. We also had the misfortune to have & LARGE STOCK OF STOVES stored in ‘our basement that got wet We are going to MOVE THOSE STOVES from our store room to your Kkitchen or parlor—with your consent. We have “JEWEL" COOKS, STEEL RANGES' HEATERS and BASE BURNERS. made by the troft Stove Works'—all strictly hig de—ALL NEW-and the wetting hey got won't hurt them a bit—not even ‘their looks when blackened and set up. Prices way below regular. Conklin Hardware Co sure m!'uh x“v-nomnd- 2914 Leavenworth Street. Telephone F2057. hr Menstrual Suporession = -'-'-' PEN-TAN needles, everything pertalming to the AD 'work. Also the largest and most complete yarn department in the west. We LESA R RETAIL :.nd can ' your ARt for any quan- ty. JOSEPH F. BILZ 822 8. 16th St., NEBRASKA. That I am open evenings and Sundays for the benefit of those who work. My charges are reasonable. HEDGES, THE DENTIS 150 Farnam St. Formerly Paxton Bik. A Light Overcoat Don't “go bad” these cool evenings, but it “looks bad” if it is all wrink- led and full of spots. We wil make it look like new for a $1.50. It will wear enough longer to more than pay for the cleaning, say nothing about the improvement in appearance. Try it. THE PANTORIUM OMAHA. 407 So 15th St. Tel. 963 Re-No-May Sold Everywhert I res your feet to stay cured. m MANUFACTURED BY A. MAYER. | Printer, 120 Howard, tels 1310. “There 1s only ens Btonecypher,” but he's doing two things now—and dolag beth in the ssme high-grede manner Cut Price Plnno Co. 7, o Telophone 70 701 Perfleld’ Doo N“.- llo- 7. DR. WILKINSON'S EYE, EAR, I'OSE. THROAT GLINICS, QIIIINTON ILOOK. 16th Al DOUGLAS, OMAHA. ‘Treatmen daily for catarrh, Catarrhal Dulnaui Adlncldn—ofion cause of mmllh hrmnhlnl. Mlll.unm Chronle Sore Thi , Enlarged T Harellp, Runi or nasal, or ca bay fever, m. Open evenings 7 to § p. m. deafness ‘onsils, ‘Growths In Nostrils, Bol Cross Eyes straigh tened by operation 1 causes. Affections of the voice, the tongue, irritable coughs, Cl..lNl(‘l A E EE TO o 13 in childre: ha ned Cleft 'Al‘u -a-cn.. due to eye THE POOR, 2 TO § O'CLOCK. No charges for examination of patients. THE BENNETT COMPANY The Leading Plano House of the West. We Buy Direct from the Factories. You Do Not Pay Two or Three Profits When “ You Buy at Ben- =t nett’s. No Middleman in At Any Time, Call and See Us. Get Our Prices And Save Money It Pianos Sold on the Easy Payment Plan. | Really Your Own Terms. | Piano Snaps for tha Week Three high ade Mahogany Planos— €old elsewhere at $150—on 232 your own terms for. Planos— your own terms for.. $480Gn Your own terms tor. PR30 on your own terms for... thoroughly reliable and go0d as new. Threé high grade Walnut P $252 Four high grade Omk Pls Four high grade French Mottled Pi- $1 PIANOS FROM RENTALS Mahogany Plano—made sold elsewhere at $425—on os—in _all styles—sold clsewhere at anos, sold elsewhere at $350- ery one 33.:“ )unr own term: to sell for Pre(ly up-to-date. ()uk Plano—made to S e s Lovely fine toned Walnut Plano—made to sell for n your own terms for.... These values are positive marvels| in merchandising. SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC FOLIOS AT CUT PRICES, This1s™ OMAHA’S FAVORITE | | i | HAYDEN; "eoriers, ,.q THE RELIADLE STORE, Children’s Glothing, Get Your .Boys Ready for School. It is wonderful what manufacturers sometimes to cash. sacrifice Two of the best children’s will do goods for ready clothing tai- their lors, sold us 5.000 suits at a little over ong-half the regular wholesale cost. we been so well equipped with remarkable These bargains mean a great saving to ues. you. Never before have val- Reliability and fair dealing, giving high char- acter goods of imported and dofestic Royal and in reds, fancy cheviots, in sailor-blouse, fabrics blues, Lrowns and sailor-Norfolk, naval Norfolk two and three piece suits, at a nominal cost. This purchase has placed us in the lead for a real bargain. Suits that have never been sold for less the 1.95 $6, our special sale prices $#.50, $ 25 dozen knee pants worth 65¢ to 95¢-— to be closed out at It is worth while to visit our ¢lothing department. time to prepare the boys for school. Our new fall suits for men are now spection. HAYDEN Full line of Clear Havana clgars— Complete line of Pipes, all guaranteed. OMAHA'S LARGEST CIGAR HOUSE Main Office, 1404 Dougl Street. Est. 1 Tel. 1560. 1 $2.50 to 50, $2.95 and 3.50 330 . Now is the in and ready for your in- BUILDING COLLAPSED, But Business Goes On. H. J. HUGHES Is temporarily located at © 1615 HOWARD STREET, With a fine line of new groceries, fresh fruits and vegetables. bo filled promptly as heretofore, Telephone lOl‘) All orders will RELIABLE | Established for years. [=] DENTISTRY BY OLD RELIABLE, ACCURAT! STUDENTS. Beware of joalous, business and have tried to run ours. took up a collection, beat themi. We have stood the test \nd greatest in the west--10,000 PATIENTS IN THE PAINLESS, SKILLED SPECIALISTS IN EACH DEP jdle, sorehead dentists and dental Sec' They tried to bluff us o and with all thelr worki Our, record I8 acknowledged to be the cleanest EXPERT DENTISTS. NO RTMENT, who have lost their , passed around and bluffing—we blowing, lying and LAST TWENTY MONTHS. s Have Got tha Business and Here to Stay—Its a Com« plate Victory for the Union. Until Sept. 16— LD CROWYS, from.... [ OF TEETH, pair _UMINUM, from.. .. hLLIIIGa. from . TEETH "EXTRACTED. FREE, WORK GUARANTEED TEN YEARS. professors free. Graduate dentists make the crowning, flling and extracting of teeth a stop bleeding gums and tre atall diseases of We make loose teeth tight, the mouth, If you have heavy plates or plates that ble suction, patented non-irritant plates. ways crowded. Be sure you are i, the right place. veess. 82,80 $2.00 ... 88,00 25¢ Incorporated under state law. {1l be admitted to our fall course. Our methods The people are for the Union and against combine RELIABLE DENTISTRY SAVES PAIN AND Consult the asure. don't fit, get one of our non-breakable, doux Call early and avoid the rush. We are al- or trust den- The Celebrated DR. WORSTER, TERROR TO THE DENTISTS, IS HERE. Union Dental College OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY. OPEN DAILY TILL 8. SUNADYS-0 70 4 1522 Douglas. ~ THREE TIMES A DAY you use your teeth, where can you expend more profitable than on your teeth. BAILEY The Dentist, one 1085, 3rd Floor Paxtox Block, GOLD CROWNS FROM $2.00 TO INTRODUCE OUR NEW PRICES UNTIL, SEPTEMBER COLLAR| Filling s From 26¢ | Bmine BRIDGE s2 Work frnm Our easy payment plan may in- terest you. Work guaranteed 18 years. Graduate dentists. New mansgement, METHODS, WE WILL GIVE EXTRA CUT 0. DON'T DBLAY, YOU MAY BE TOO LATE New York Dental Co. lished nearly 10 years here. Opposite Hayden's and Boston llom, . Establ 115 Bouth 16th streas [\