Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 5, 1902, Page 10

10 FAVOR ASSESSMENT REFORM THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY Deposit J L APerCent Your Money € Interest paid in Our Bank L ’osf N sws qn Deposits Sale of Remnants from the New York Dressmaking Stock DECEMBER & 1902 Oounty Oommissioners and Supervisors De- cide on Legislative Ac:ion. g §TEIHAY] WANT TO FORCE FULL CASH VALUATIONS win Prepare BiIL gned to Compel for Asseswors to Observe Lete ter of the Law, ’ | Remnants of high grade dress goods in broadcloths, zibelines, 50 Men S ats | camel's hair, in principally plain colors, in lengths from 3 to 6 (~] Aned 1t now appears that county commission- yards and many dress lengths, all these goods are 1% yards wide ¢ ors and county supervisors of Nebraska are and €0 1n ¢WO 1018, AL, & YAP teevvuruerins corrrennnns srvsninnne sene ‘ among those most determined to have fu- Remnants From the Custom House. n sa' e 0 a'y at \ ture asseseing of property done on a basis it g of full cash value and that they will be Bought from the custom house bighest grade dress goods r"mn:n'l.hllh L p . o 06 essi f the of them nearly a yard long and in three or four pieces that match, whic 4 ) i e s e waich Wil have, ] Cotain cnough maieral for a s waisc or 'chid's ‘drest; e e Today we place on sale a recent purchase of Men’s ‘ , SLHIS S5 these goods are in all colors and in black, and are worth up to F . . 9 N dy for presentation and be pre- : And save the 10 to 20 per cent ad- . . 4 1 i ;.::::I ‘r:nm:!ho‘r‘.ltr;l: v‘.m Yot b 548 0 $1.50 a yard. go on large bargain square on main floor at 26c and 35C vance which fa sure to come January £ Overcoats that was pleCd up by our eastern resi ] ,’ empower county commissioners or super- SPUTION BN VEVER ENINIRRE: vets costs svery (b rhandatkadin aabs 1. S0 long as present stock lasts we shall continpue to sell at bedrock Dress (IOOdS Rem“fl“'s nt l"c prices and on the close margin that A new lot of dress goods remnants In bright colors. L4 wisors to compel, by mandamus and fine, the assessors to assess on such basis should dent buyer. They are the greatest Overcoat values kel These are especlally has made it tble for Schmoll i i ter be disposed to do otherwise poss r Schmoller e m;mn;‘n 1:"';,. substance of the revort Com- adapted for doll dresses or fancy work; they are all pure wool and 15 & Mueller to completely distance all PATALADALIELL R, They are well lln(:d, WC“ fil’llSh g RUohty . Oftrem Aod Hofeldt. bronsht silk and wool, on sale at, Per EATMENt vvveveerer coeeees oo naked C competition. yesterday morning upon their return from Beatrice, where they attended a called meeting of the commissioners’ and super- wvisors' aseociation. This meeting was, they state, merely pre- and they are well worth $15.00. They are made of ! the finest cheviots, including a large assortment ot ‘ fine black cheviots. Remember that Overcoat 75c¢ French Flanne All the accumulations of high grade French flannels, in lengths from 1% to 3 yards, many remnants to match, in pinks, cremes, light blues and blacks, also figured French flannels and Persian patterns, all go at, a yard Know Ye that during this month of December we can and will sell you a piano at Mminary to and |nhprflpurdll(rvrl| for h"h; . ving of from $25.00 to 1 T e Owmana Januars 20 At ihe ore- || $1 Velvets at 49c.—Silkc Velvots, ¢ Short Length Colored Velvets and Don't Negl weather is here, you wunt to get the best Overcoat Shminery mecting. ttended by sisty mwes in all colors, including black, in ) Silks—These remnants are especi- on't cg ect "’»fl"f d t to tak h on :nzszgn;wt;:rn‘:: r::(:'u\”“t-h::\‘:r::‘ lengths from 2 to 8 yards, enough § &lly desirable for fancy work, neck 0 {Evitigate! thi ‘YaNEE WA e or your money and you want to take no chances for a lady's waist or child's coat, § W°AT: doll dresses, also dre mings and millinery purpos: every yard guaranteed to be no«i ool ey AR i ualit; on sale at, T e s 12063 Bo, 10¢, 180 and 28¢ yard . Silk Remnants From Our Great Dressmaking Sale—All the accumula- tions of silks from 2 to 10 yard lengths, suitable . 39¢=49¢-69c¢ trim- this and other matters, which resolutions et were merely for the guidance of the legis- Iative commlittee In framing bills that will be presented at the Omaha meeting for final | approval before the legislators are asked to | | take them up. The legislative committee | { 1s made up of one man from each county | and the date of the general meeting this | can accomplish this saving to you NOW. Those Interested are Invited to examine the original letters from the different factories now on file at our office, notifying ua the coat you happen to buy. In these coats at $10 we offer the best coat on * the market for the least money and an absolute assurance of wear and style. THEY ARE $15.00 VALVES FOR.......... SPECIAL VALUES MEN’S UNDERWEAR Boys’ and Children’s { REEFERS and OVER COATS o for walsts or skirts, go at.. MEN'S JERSEY RIBBED EGYPTIAN COTTON shirts and L T L ot b/t vt ot | 80c V. SEiheadvanos ot Wholesale priows: drawers In natural gray and ecru colors, ONE LOT OF REEFERS, made of fine grade blue chinchilla, he commitiee may ket beforo (his session | elveteens at 19c Yard—Anoter lot of veivoteens, all wide | § ; ool rotell i St SIeIC | it ionh GoTTAs oA RIE St I of the legislature with its demands. €00ds, in colorsand black, goon sale, in basement at, yard.......1 FC Specxal Bargams y ' 1.50 J ONE LOT OF BOY'S REEFERS, made of very fine grade blue chinchilla, large storm collar, lined with 2 25 the best farmer satin, sizes 8 to 15, at L o Mr. Hofeldt Discusses the Subject. S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all yaeger and brown mixed, 76c value: wool fleece in blue. 45c¢ AND DRAWERS, in heavy merino, in camel's hair and natural colors, non-shrinkable, and 75 an excellent wearing garment, worth $1.00, at........ [~ A s to 14 years, at.. | Hoteldt is the Douglas county member of | the committee. He said | ‘The law requires that assessing be done | on a basis of full cash value and the asses- | sors’ plan of assessing on a basls of only About half a dozen of used Uprights will be closed out at genuine bar- galn prices on terms of $1.00 per week. Big Bargains at Our Linen Counter Today 10,000 mill remnants of all kinds of table damasks, bleached, unbleached and turkey red, from 13 to 8 yards long, at big bargain prices. one-sixth, as In Douglas county, or one- tenth, as in some other counties, was never suggested or approved by our assoclations, Indeed, what we wish now is a law that will enable county boards to compel, by mandamus, the assessor to obey the in- | structions in the law and to fix a penalty for him If he does not. Among the sixty commissioners and supervisors at this called meeting there was not one but favored making special effort to get through the legislature a bill making such pro- vislon. At the Omaha meeting there will be 200 or more of the ‘county dads' and I anticlpate no opposition whatever. Our committee will have a bill ready to be in- spected and approved, but it Is the purpose to submit it to the legislature only in case no legislator is already prepared with a similar and satisfactory draft.” Among other resolutions adopted at the Beatrice meeting was one preliminary to a bill imposing upon county boards the work of condemning and appralsing for the open- iog of new roads. Under the present law the county clerk first sends a man out to “view" the ground at $10 per view, and then three other men at $6 per man, and mileage, to act as appraising board. As all they do is to report to the county board, ‘which finally disposes of the matter it pleases, the promoters of the new bill argue that the commissioners may as well do the mwork In the first place and save the county the expense of the “viewer” and the ap- praisers. X Bridges by Day Labor. Still another resolution adopted and or- ‘Wered tramed as a bill was one empowering county boards to build bridges by buying the material and having the work done as day labor. The law as it now stands re- quires that where a bridge is to cost more than $100 bids must be advertised for, which means contract work. Commission- ers from some counties say they can bulld bridges for less than contractors will bid. The legislative committee, of which Com- missioner Welton of Lancaster county fis chairman, presented a dozen resolutions for adoption, but some were turned down. One was preliminary to a bill empowering county boards to employ any attorney they see it and practically forbidding the regu- larly-elected county attorney to concern himself in a board's legal affairs except upon_ invitation. Other commissioners, it 1s sald, instructed that Welton was seeking vengeance on Lancaster parties with whom he has bad personal difierences and de- clined to sanction his resolution. At the meeting there, was presented, but promptly tabled, a resolution expressing approval of the movement to have the term of office of county clerks, treasurers, sher- ifts and superintendents made four years instead of two. It is eaid that the resolu- tion might have been adopted had it not been for the clause stipulating that the | present incumbent. are to have the benefit | One of the greatest difficulties encoun- tered when children are i1l is the objection they have to taking medicine. The remedy ‘must be ple nt or the patience of the par- ent is exhausted before it is successfully sdministered. Mr. G. G. Wagner of Spring Grove, Pa., overcomes this annoyance by | using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. He says his little boy always asks for it when- | ever he catches cold. This remedy has be come the children’s favorite, as it 18 ple ant to take avd it always cures and cures quickly. —— Recreation and good exerciee in Ping | Pong. Tables are 30 cents an hour. Bee Bullding Parlors, 214 South 17th streot. Gives It 10 Anyo Omaha has 5,000 music lovers, who would gladly give $5,000 for the talent the Cectlian Plano Player gives anyone King Cole Self-Rising Buckwhe best. Publish your legal notices in The Weekly Bee. Telephone 238. ‘s the Recreation and good exercise in Plng Popg. Tables are 30 cents an hour. Bee Bullding Parlors, 214 South 17th street. { Omaha, Neb. $5.50 Coats $5.50 Coats $3.50 Coats $2.50 Coats LADIES' DRESSING Mrs. J. Bensbn BIG CUT ccon $12.50 Coats reduced to.......... &S $10.756 Coats reduced to.. reduced reduced reduced reduced 36-inch wide, good quality 1 32C unbleached muslin, - o B emev e Good quality bleached muslin, yard— &t Fine imitation of French* flannel, yard at .. 5 One big table of light and d; grade outing flannel, the 12%c and 16¢ kind, go at, yard .o 10c quality outing flannel remnants, in ight and dark colors, also plain colored baby flannel in pinks, 5C blues and cremes, go at, yard... PUSUREN Remnants of Fine Laces—Remnants § in sample atrips of fine imported laces, galoons, bands, appliques and insertions, in short lengths —many to match, at, each ..... Watch Our Windows 3 Remnants of Fancy Wash Laces— {BRANRFS: ... One big table of all kinds of canton and shaker flannels, both heavy s and light welghts, ‘all go at, yard . One big table of all kinds calicos, worth 6isc yard, all go at . o go at, yard . One big table forter sateens and drapery cretonnes, the regular 15c kind, go at, y: ‘. One big table “of best quaiity lining sateens, some of them are mercerized, worth %c a 5c yard, go at ... . fine French valenclennes lacesQ and insertions, point desprit 4§C laces, over 5 styles, worth & up to %ce, at, a yard C Watch GREAT CLOTHING TRANSACTION. Nathan Bros., 608-702 Broadway, N. Y., Retire and Sell Their Entire Stock. AT SPECIAL PEREMPTORY SALE. MESSRS. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS Will Hold A SENSATIONAL SALE OF THIS STOCK SATURDAY, DEC. 6. The remarkable and astonishing bargains in men's suits, overconts and pants which will be offered at this sale Saturday are possible only by reason of the way in which the entire stock was bought. We paid spot cash for it and the stock had to be sold. The reputation of the firm of Nathan Bros. as makers of the highest grade of clothing 1s full guarantee of the eplendid quality and excellence of style of all the garments in the stock. This sale begins Saturday, December 6. Watch evening papers for further particu- lars until the day of the sale. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS. Recreation and good exercise 'in Ping Pong. Tables are 30 cents an hour. Bee Bullding Parlors, 214 South 17th street. Four Personally Conducted Excur. slons From Omaha to California with cholce of routes. These excursions lea Omaha every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 4:26 p. m., In Pullman tourist sleeping cars. The cars are accompanied all the way by conductors skilled in the service of excursion parties. The Union Pacific is the only line from Omaha running four excursions to California every week. These excursions can be joined at any point enroute. City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St. 'Phone, 816, Hollday Rates Via Wabash Ratlroad, On December 18, 19, 20 and 21 the Wabash will sell round trip tickets from Chicago to many points in Canada at half fare. Tickets good returning January 10, 1903. Call at Wabash corner 1601 Farnam street, or address Harry E. Moores, G. A. P. D., Ping Pong is good exercise for office men Tables are 30 cents an hour. Bee Building parlors, 214 South Seventeenth street. Depost made on or before December 10 draw in- terest for the entire month. Interest will be pald January 1 4 4 per cent Interest pald. J. L. BRANDEIS & SOM Bankers. od 1on Open. Good opening for a newspaper or mags: zine soilcitor. Permanent position for a competent man. Address Twentieth Cen- tury Farwer, Beo Bullding, Omaba. Ping Pong 1s good exercise for office men Tables are 30 cents an hour. Bee Bullding parlors, 214 South Seventeenth street. IN PRICE OF 'S CLOAKS DESTITUTION CRY IS HEARD Oold Rnap Brings Many Appeals for Aid from City's Peor, POLICE ARE HAMPERED IN RELIEF WORK Force Not Sufficient for Routl: Mayor and Chief Wil ‘What They Can to Re- Heve Suffert but Do The cold snap of the last two days has, brought to light a number of cases of desti- tution and numerous appeals for assistance have been made to the city and county au- thorities and to the organizations such as the Salvation Army and the church socle- ties which are known to engage in charita- ble work. A number of persons called upon Mayor Moores yesterday morning to enlist his as- sistance on behalf of either themselves or some of their needy friends. Discussing this question, the mayor said: “The city has no distinct department of charity, but the county has one and it has done & great deal for the relief of our city poor. The county agent, however, has so much to do that he cannot always promptly investigate and attend to the city cases re- ported to him, so it has been customary for the police department to make such inves- tigation as is necessary and to make appli- cation to the county poor department for the relief of those cases which are impera- tive. Police Force is Short. “In the present condition of the police department this will be very dificult to do, although, of course, it must be done. Chief Donahue now has not sufficient men for the regular police work, to say nothing of a detall to look after charity o but I suppose the police must find some way to do it. Such cases as have been reported to me I bave turned over to the chief to be looked up, and he will have them attended to In some way at once.” Chief Donahue sald he had instructed all of the police officers to make Inquiries as to cases of destitution existing on their respective beats and to make as thorough investigation as possible of any cases that may be reported to them. Cases specially reported to the chief or the mayor will be investigated at once by a man detailed for the purpose and all imperative cases will be attended to without delay. Still Keeps 3¢ Um. “During a period of poor health some time ago I got a trial bottle of DeWitt's Little Early Risers,” says Justice of the Peace Adam Shook of New Lisbon, Ind. ““I took them and they did me €0 much good I have used thew ever since.”” Safe, reliable and gentle, DeWitt's Little Early Risers neither gripe nor. distress, but stimulate liver and promote regular and easy action of the bowels. The funnlest fun is Ping Pong. Tables are 30 cents an hour. Bee Building par- lors, 214 South Seventeenth street. Announcements of the Theaters, Gertrude Coghlan, In & dramatization of | Maurice Thompson's engrossing story of the revolution, “Alice of Old Vincennes," to... to... to.. SACOUES | ! We are showing a beautiful assortment of these goods in| plain and fancy Eiderdown, plain and Prices T5¢ up to $5.00. ripple lambs’ wool will be the attraction at the Boyd tonight, Saturday matinee and night. This is by far the best of the so-called book plays, ‘and it gives to Miss Coghlan every opportunity to display the dramatic gifts that bave made her such & favorite. The play has been given & most beautiful and lavish production. Two exterior scenes, showing landscape views, with the Wabash river in the distance, are declared to be the most artistic efforts in this direction seen on the American stage, their beauty being greatly enhanced by new and original electrical “flects in coloring and lighting. Square Pianos These bave been thoroughly over- hauled and are in just as good condi- tion as skilled workmen can put them. A very small amount buye these. Even, then, you don't have to have the cash; 60c, 76c per week and they are yours. Used Organs Nearly a dozen of these at money- in-pocket prices. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER 1313 Farnam St.,, Omaha. 502 Broadway. Council Bluffs. MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, made of extra fine auality of all wool and French merinos, in natural gray and camel's hair with heavv sateen facings and pearl buttons, $1.50 value, for..... . T \ i AN 2 BOYS' colors, well mad: MEN'S SHIRTS AND VALUES UP TO BOY'S OVERCOA' genuine Irish fri DRAWERS, made of & very fine Australian wool, in double-breasted shirts, 1j, and double-seated drawers, no better garments made for the best Cambri warmth and wear— l exceptional values st 1.25 the most durable for boys ages 8 to 16 ye: ages from § to 16‘;:;?:“.4.00 cheviots, with fancy overplaids, also fancy gray and other shades, for boys ages 7t0 16....... 5.00 BOYS' OVERCOATS AT $6.50—Made of ford gray end black colors, lined with guaranteed to be regular $6.00 values, OVERCOATS AT $4.00—Made of fine grade all wool cheviots, in medium and dark gray and fancy overplaid e and well trimmed, TS AT $5.00—made of leze and Cambridge dge cheviots, in ox- farmer’s satin liring, Read What Doctor A. J. Gonzolas, of El Paso, Texas, says of Shrader’s Laxative Fig Powder. Shrader’s Laxative Fig Powder can be obtained At all Drug Stores, in I10c and 26c Boxes. Manufactured by [ “There is no better LAXATIVE than figs, evaporated and powdered seeds, combined with saline salts, it acts take. Any child can take it. Never gripes while you sleep.” ently, and pleasant to The W. J. Shrader Med. Co., Omaha and New York. Overcoat Talk, Watch one of our winter over- coats In the hands of our tailors. ‘Watch him stitching the collar, With goods held taut over his finger, he pulls the stitches tight and firm—actually working the fabric into shape. There are about one thousand stitches put into a well-made coat collar, That's why ‘‘McGarthy” Over- coats hold their shape so ever- lastingly—this care for detail. And not one of the thousand stitches show when the coat is being worn, Whether it's a long overcoat or a short one, or medium length conslderations. PURITY of color, important elements, as also are shape and style of cutting. We guarantee all stones to be as represented by us and never uee our knowledge to the detriment of the purchaser. freedom from flaws, are the more Buying Diamonds of us means absolute security and lowest prices. Our complete stock allows a selection from any price from 35 to $500. Come and see the pretty goods for gifts and favors, or write for catalogue. Mawhinney & Ryan Co., Jewelers and Art Stationers. 15th and Douglas Sts., OMTAHA. one or a strap-back we'll make it for you for 835, The more more know about MacCarthy tailoring merit the| more more begin to realize the advantage of coming “up the hil” MacCarthy Tailoring Co. ne 1808, 1710-12 Farnam St. Hudnut Perfumes Having Introduced these goods in Omaha | many years ago, our store has always been headquarters for— oilet Water. chet Powders. \crete Perfumes. i DNUT Tollet Cerates. HUDNUT Tooth Preparations. HUDNUT'S lasa stoppered boitles, packed in o ox in following edo Pink, Virginia Rose, W D' Es) Napole Violet, Woos et, White Hellotrope, Lily of the | Valley, Sweet Orehid Hudnut's Florida ¥ ‘udnut's Violet Sec Hudnut's San Remo Water, & Hudnut's Swest Orchid Water, Hudnut's Floro-Vegetat Water, Hudnut's Floro Violet S8achet Powder, the sweetest by far, foe ounce in bulk; aléo in B bottles. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. COR. 6TH AND DODGE STS., OMAHA. Deputy State Vetericarian Yood Inspector. H. L. RAMACCIOTT], D, V. S. | Tables are 30 cents an hour. Bee Bullding Piog Poug is good exercise for office wen arlors, 214 South Seventeenth street, l CITY VETERINARIAN. Ptics and Infirmary, #th and Mason Sta Omala, Neb. Telepnone b Janitor Service. Rental Agents. IN A COLD OFFICE? Warm Rooms $10.00 Up THE BEE BUILDING. Rental price includes Heat, Light, Water and R.C. PETERS & Co,, Ground Floor Bee Bldg. if you are Growing Ol1d Go to California this winter and add ten years to your life. Wine-like air and balmy sunshine Every comfort on the restful California Limited. Chicago to California in less than three days. Why shiver at home? The California tour described in our books; mailed for 10¢ in stamps. Address Passenger Office, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rallway, Des Moines. Santa Fe J THIS IS IT Been walting for it some time—Lotus Cream weather—and Lotus Cream is as good as ever. Bverybody who has ever used it tell all their friends about it, and even Chicago l.and Denver people send here for it. If your face and hands are rough or chapped, or if you are a gentlemsn and shave yourself, just try Lotus Ceeam. It is the same size @B other face and hand preparations which sell for Zc, and if ours is not AS GOOD (v sthers the benefit of the doubt). Eiving all oth Soubn). we will. PAY BACK YOUR 10C, THAT'S THE PRICE—3 for 2 00 Plerce's Prescriptions................ ¢ $1.90 Plorces Medical Discovery L 8 1.00 Peruna ...... pris slc 1.00 Vinol, if you want ft....... The Moller’s Cod Liver Ol : Sic $1.00 Loftus Emulsion Cod Liver Ofl.... Te THE GOODS ARE PURE AND CONTAIN COD LIVER OIL. $1.00 Tler's Malt Whiskey 3.0 Canadian Malt Whiskey (best)..... 3¢ Genulne Castoria... sereasens OPEN. ALWAYS, CUT PRICE DRUG STORE SCHAEFER’ . B W, C RITY ; DIAMOND PU In selection of a Diamond, size is only one of the many OROS! CERTIFICATES ve sell certificates good for a pn‘l‘reo; Sorosis shoes at this or any Pther borosts Store in the United B ending shoes for Christmas it 18 much more convenient to w:nd the little certificate in your letter than to pay express on the pair— then the reciplent rel-:‘u"tlh.u?uu':r 2 city in the coun- ehe wants n any city in the ALWAYS Sorosis Shoe Store, 203 S. I5th St. Frank Wilcox, Mgr. Catalogue malled fre Listen! ANOTHER LIST IN THE CLOSING SALE. 10c Bromo Seltzer. [ 20 Bromo Beltzer. 160 60c Bromo Seltze . 30¢ $1.00 Bromo Seltzer. tees 800 25¢ Mennen's Taleum 100 250 Milikin's Talcum, fine 6o 25c Pasteurine Tooth Paste. 150 26c Face Powder [ | 86c Combs 200 | 26¢ Combs 6o | 16¢ Combe, fine [ 10c Perfumes be 10¢ Tollet Paper, 1,000 sheet: 6o Rochelle Salts, per pound . 250 Carbolic Actd, pure, per pound . 360 MORE TO FOLLOW. Fuller Drug & l’aint Co 114 S. 14th Street. Next door north the Omaha Daily News. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Best Agricultural Weekly,