Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 4, 1903, Page 20

AMENDMENTS TO TAX LAWS Commisioner Fleming Will Buggest Beveral to Charter Revizion Qommittee. WANTS DEFINITE DATE FOR ASSESSMENT Considers Present Law Unsatisfactory Becnuse Same Classes of Property Vary fn we During Two Months' Time. Tax Commissioner Fleming sald yesterday morning that it s his intention to prepare ifor the committee on charter revision be- !fore the close of next weck some Sugges- {tions as to desirable changes in the laws lon taxation. Speaking of this matter he featd “/Ot course the principal change to be de- {aired is the repeal of that clause of the charter in regard to rallroad taxation i which has been dealt with n the resolution 1adopted at the general meeting of Friday ! night. There are, however, other provisions fot the presept charter which might with ‘advantage be revised, and these I will en- deavor to point out. My suggestions will {chhny be calculated to facilitate the work of assessment “I am convinced that it would be desira- ble to have some definite date fixed for the ‘assessment to take effect. As it is now, an Passessment may be based upon the value of property at any time between September 16 and November 15, and in that period the { value of some classes of property, particu- Harly the stocks of business houses, s 1ikely ,‘lo vary materially. In the county assess« {ment, the statement, no matter when it is /made, 1 based upon the value of the prop- ‘erty on April 1, and that conduces to fair- ness toward all persons assessed. I believe \that the city also should have some fixed date, and I shall 8o recommend.” /COOPERATION IN HOME GETTING (Notable Showing Made by the Omaha Association in Its Twentieth Annual Report. | — The twentleth annual report of the ‘Omaha Loan and Bullding association was presented at a meeting of the board of di- rectors at the assoclation office, Bee bulld- ing, Friday evening. According to the re- port the assets amount to $572,165.22, a gain of §98,686.79 during the last year. Receipts aggregated $380,664.54, out of which there was pald on withdrawals $137,778.42, for Joans $221,837.68 and $7,263.18 for expenses. Earnings for the year amounted to $39,- 213.22. Of this sum a dividend of 6 per cent took $26,906.79 and $5,053.27 was car- irled to the reserve fund as required by law. { An instructure feature of the report is | the showing made of the value of co-opera- tion in procuring homes. During the last halt of the year the association assisted 101 members to secure homes of thelr own in Omaha and South Omaha and In the twenty years of its life 1,134 members were enabled to purchase or build homes. The assoclation has 2,076 members, carrying 12,- 270 shares. The usual semi-annual dividend of 3 per vent was declared by the directors. Genuine imported beer on draught. Maurer's, 1306 Farnam street. Ed FASTINGS & HEYDEN. New Real Estate and Canada Land Firm, B. T. Heyden has recently sold his in- terest in the Omaha Bicycle Co. and has assoclated himself with Byron R. Hastings, ‘who has been with the Byron Reed Co. for the past fourteen years. They have opened & real estate business under the name of Hastings & Heyden, at room 510, N. Y. Life bullding. They have inspected large tracts of lands in Canada the past season and will have the sale of these lands the coming year. Sub-agents will be ap- pointed in lowa and Nebraska and excur- slons will be made to Canada several times each month, beginning early in the spring. In connection with these lands they will also handle city property and other farm lands. With the past fourteen years' ex- perience Mr. Hastings has had in the real estate business and Mr. Heyden's experi- THE OMAHA DAILY B NDAY §filuary Clearing Sale Woolens and to keep our your service. stock won't last long at these D. H. Beck, Mgr. season, we make a big reduction in prices. In order to close out the balance of our Winter tailors busy during the dull Any $35.00 and $30.00 Suits, now $25.00 $27.50 and $25.00 Suits, now $22.50 $24,00 and $22.50 Suits, now $20.00 $20.00 Suits, now $17.50. Every Garmment Cut, Fitted and Made by Skilled Omaha Tailors in Our Own Work Shop, and we guarantee perfect fitting and well-made garments or your money back. We are making the best fitting, best made Up-to-date. Popular Priced Tailoring in Omaha. If treating you right will hold your trade, we are at This is no flim-flam, skin game sale, but a strictly reliable dull season inducement for the direct benefit of the men of Omaha. We advise an early selection as the prices, Paris Woolen Co. Omaha’s Busiest Tallors. 1415 Douglas St. This Bank opened for business Sept. 6, 1902. JLBandvisS SasBmipee Statement December 30, 1902. RESOURCES C’t:«.{nd": OIS 6 D c'mlz‘ X 20, Cash in office and LIABILITIES apital ... Tndivided profits. Deposits: Individual deposits$13s,085 51 Time certificates... 14,085 72 Demand certificates 78 64 Cashler's checke... 754 6 .$150,024 52 $50,000 1118 Total deposits. 01,140 69 — Certificates of deposit issued for 3, 6 or 12 months, bearing 4 per cent interest. T00 MUCH STOCK Is the cause of the slaughter of men' and boys' wearing apparel at 1519 and 1521 Douglas street. Shaw-knit Socks, 20c; fleece lined men’s Underwear, 19c a gar- ment; Working Pants, 48c; men’s rattling good suits of clothes, $5.00, amongst them are pure all wool black clay worsted suits; Storm Ulsters, from $3.90 up; Rockford Socks, extra heavy, with double soles, 5¢; men’s Work Gloves, leather faced, 15¢; also If Your'e a Druggist beat these prices if you can. If you are not a druggist, but need I STORE ARTICLES (and mo:?n:verr;g«}d? does now and then) take advantage of these Hrices. Our motto 1s juat " this: SCHAEFER'S SELL IT FOR LESS, : §1 Vinol, not $1, but #1 D. D. D, not $1, bui §1 Peruna, not 31, but. 31 Plerce's Remedies for. 31 Iler's Malt Whiskey i Pretty good percentage of saving, fsn't %c genuine—not imitation—Castorda. .. JANUARY 4, 1903 MYERS-DILLON DRUG GOMPANY Sell All Kinds of Rubber Goods FARNAM HOT WATER BOTTLE. Guaranteed for 1 year. Two Quart 48¢ Three Quart s8¢ Postage 10c. Write us for your wants. FOUN Two Quart Three Quart BIG VALUE TAIN SYRI Postage 15e We keep everything in the Rubber Goods liue. MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO., 16th and Farnam Streets Gold Crowns From $2.85---Special Prices Work guarauteed 10 years. We are here to stay—consult the professors at onoe, Fillings from .. Set of Teeth from. Teeth Extracted. Teeth Cleaned. .. Free SoftFil Small Charges for Material 'UNION DENTAL COLLEGE :-corsoricsconcee 1522 Douglas, Room 4. Open till 9p. m.—Sunday 10 to &. uP TO A CERTAIN POINT all overcoats are alike. There they part company. The difference between the medium-length, full-cut, best- for-walking coats or the long, luxuriously loose, fashionably A PERTINENT QUESTION! Have you ever figured up how much ence and reputation a business man, these two gentlemen will no doubt com- mand their share of the business trans- acted. HORTON SUCCEEDS DICKEY Comes from Denver to Become intendent of Fifth Central Diviston, per- Charles B. Horton has been appointed superintendent of the fifth central division of the Western Unlon Telegraph company, to succeed J. J. Dickey, deceased. Mr, Hor- ton was for thirteen ys stant super- intendent to Mr. Dickey, holding that posi- tion till last summer, when he was trans- ferred to Denver as assistant superintend- ent there. He will now return from Den- wer to take this position. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED. ¥lorida Excursion Via “Dixie Flyer” Route. On Tuesday, January 6th, an excursion will be run from Nebraska to Florida—with through sleeping cars from Omaba and Lin- coln, via Burlington Route to St. Louts and the “Dixie Fiyer" Route from there to Jack- sonville. This excursion will be a personally con- ducted ome and will be in charge of Mr. George W. Bonnell, C. T. A, B. & M. R, R Lincoln, Neb., who is thoroughly familiar with the poiuts of interest enroute and in the state ot Florida. As you pass through Cairo, Martin, Nasbville, Chattanooga, Atlanta and Macon, and make a 12-hour stopover at Chatta- nooga, where an experienced guide will conduct the party through Chattanooga Park, pay a visit to Lookout Mountain and other polnts of interest, the trip will be aD interesting and Instructive one. An carly application for sleeping car space is suggested. Ask for copy of illus- trated booklet outlining the trip at 1402 Farnam St., or write W. H. BRILL, Dist Agt.,: Ilinols Central Railroad, only one Stonecypher. He prints. Monroe Coal and Feed Co., 807 N. 16th St. Tel. 971, CHANGE OF TIME. Beginning today, Sunday, January 4, the increases its train sery- Ice between Omaha and Chicago to three frst-class daily trains each way. East- bound these trains leave the Union depot, Omah: tollows No. 2, Overland Limited, 8:06 p. m. No. 6, Eastern Express, 5:45 p. m. No. 4, Atlantic Express, 7:45 &. m. These trains are all finely equipped with palace sleeping cars, dining cars and free reclining chair cars. “This is the road that has the electric lights. City ufice, 1504 Farnam s H. E. & B. Huberman. Furs remodeled aad repajred. 118 South 15th street. ot. Temptation Tonic—new stock. . Parisian _Halr Tonic—guaranieed. . $1 German Kimmel Bitters—guaranteed 81 Canadian Malt Whiskey—pure. Allcock’s Plasters . 2% Laxative Brom. 3 SCHAEFER'S SELL IT FOR DON'T FORGET. SCHAEFER'S 5yr,"c: DRUG STORE OPEN ALWAYS, Two Phones—747 and A3325. Jorsey Gloves for same price; genuine Guyot Suspenders, 39¢c; imitation Guyot, 15; black Canvas Gloves, bc; fine line of men's fine Pants, $1.90; Regent $2.50 Shoes, $1.50; pure all wool extra heavy Under- wear, marked down from $1.25 to 75c, this is a genuine bargain; also big inducements in Sults and Overcoats at $7.50, $10.00 and $12.50. Money saved Is equal to money earned. It costs you nothing to look at our goods. If they don't sult you, it's no harm done. It's up to you. The Guarantee Clothing Co., 1519 and 1521 12¢ 16e LESS— full-cut coats that we are mak- ing for $35 and the everyday, buy-'em-everywhere $25 over- coats is marked. In fit, durability, quality of fabric and lining, in tailoring, in finishing—in every little detail that adds cost to the making of an overcoat, the *“MacCarthy” sort is decidedly different from any overcont $35 will put you into anywhere ‘'round-about Omaha. Douglas street. Who's Your Tailor? Don't order your clothes until you look over our line of woolens. One thousand (1,000) different styles to select from. Prices reasonable and within reach. Workmanship and trimmings A 1. Bults $20 to $40. Over- coats, §25 to $50. Trousers, $6 to $10. DRESHER OPEN EVENINGS. 1515 FARNAM. Telephone 1857, TRAVELERS' TIME-SAVER January Now on Sale. Price 25¢c, or $2 a Year The New and Up-fo-Date Rallway and Hotel Guide. Published by Travelers' Guide Co. at 17 U, 8. Nat. Bank Bldg., OMAHA, - - NEBRASKA CORRECT STYLES FOR WINTER WEAR. Any man who wears a paif of Jur shoes has the sutls; tion of knowing that he wears a shoe of correct style—a shoe of the latest shave, of the finest finish and of the best material that can be put into a shoe and sold for the price you pay us for it. Whether it is a $3.50 shoe or a $.00 shoe, you will find that ours has a little bet- ter material in it, is a little betetr finished and ‘a little later style than other shoes sold at the same prices. We make it our - speclal business to have them that way—a little better alue than any other at the ame price. A Beautiful Cal . The Milwaukee Rallway has publisbed an artistic calendar for 1903. Six sheets, 10x15 inches, of beautiful reproductions in colors of tel drawings by Bryson. Price, 25 cents. On sale at City Ticket Office, 160¢ Farnam street. Try the Chicago laundry. 'Phone 5. We want you to know that our drugs are strictly pare and fresh, and that our stock is complete in all departments. We fill pre- » | seriptions promptly and with the greatest Chambers'School of Dancing,17th & Dous- | soaps und In- fast ol tatlet articies ia_ the soaps and in fact all tollet articles is the las. Classes forming for Jan. Tel. F. 1775. | most complete and quality the best at the very lowest prices We extend a happy New Year to all our 1902 patrons and primose a Christmas pres- ent to all 198 patrons: that is to say, we will save you enough money on your pur- chass that you can well afford to buy yourself one.” We sollcit your patronage. We wa ur business. ‘Our prices are the lowest ‘and guaiity the best. Drop in and have a hot drink. A. B. Hubermann, only direct diamond importer in the west. Corner Thirteenth and Douglas. Callahan Printing Co. Call 985. 711 S. 16th. Have Root print it DIED, LUDINGTON—Isabella Patterson Portar, wife of Horace Ludington, M. D., on Sat- urday, January. , 1 Privae funeral services will be heid at | the house. Interment at Cincinnati, 0. | Friends are requested not to send flowers J. M. Johnson The Druggist, 702 N. 16th St. Tel. 922 —Mary, at her residence, 134 Norih xth street, Satirday morning, 3 138 Monday, January b, at §:3 a. m. (ot Jona'e Collegiate nterment in Holy Bop- ¥riends invited Tarent anuar; Funeral ulcher cemfolery. MacSarthy Tailoring Co. ‘Phone 1808. 1710-12 Farnam St. Bee Bidg., Omaha. YOu pay out in a year for Misses’ and children's shoes? Have you ever figured up how much you might save it you bought them right? We offer You a chance In 1903 to save money from our immense line of Misses’ and Children’s shoes. " We have a special in Box Calf with Rock Oak foles, a firm last In sizes 5 to 8 at $1.25, 815 to 11 at $1.50, 1115 to 2 at $2.00, women's sizes with spring hecls 21 to 6 at $2.50. Hundreds of Children and Misses' are wearing this same shoo and find them money savers. DREXEL SHOE CO. Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe Hous: 1419 FARNAM STREET. If you are thinking of fitting your home out ‘with new fixtures— gas or electric— come in and look over our ele~ gant line. We can please you. F. M. Russell 313 South 15th St. ‘Telephone 503 BROMO SELTZER $1.00 Size, o $1 Stuart’s Dyspepsia....... 50c Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, ¢ Gause's Catarrh Tablets. Ely's Cream Balm... Kondon Catarrh- Jelly. ¢ Kondon Catarrh Jelly Tarrant's Paste.. Planten Capsules Bromo Catarrh Snuff. Bromine . . Omega Oil.. dees c Mennen's Talcum.. Ricksecker's Soap. Glycerine, per pint.. Strong Amonia, per EVERYTHING AT CUT PRICE:! Fuller Drug & Paint Co. 114 S. 14th Street. WE SELL PAINT. 65c 35¢ 8¢ 30¢ 15e 30¢ 65c | 16e 15c 40c ! 85e | 10¢ | 15¢ | pint . Trousers $3.50 No More—No Less Coat and Vest 812,50 No lMore—No Less WE ASK YOU KINOLY DON'T dismiss our offer with a wave of YOUR Come down to our place, select the goods you want and if you still doubt our word we will give you a sample and you may price it in any tallor shop in Omaha and you will be convinced of what we say, that it is worth DOUBLE IN ANY OTHER TAILOR SHOP. HOW CAN WE DO IT? WHY CAN WE DO IT in New York, Chi- cago, Kansas City and other places GRAND PANTS CO., 205 North 16th Street. N NGS. - YOU’LL NEED ; CE TOOLS NOW REMEMBER WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED Wm. T. Wood & Co.’s Tools, AND CARRY THE ONLY STOCK IN THE WEST SEND FOR 1902 CATALOGUE. Jas. Morton & Son Co, 1511 Dodge Strect. Omaha, Neb. HARDWARE AND TOOLS. | | i i Cloaks Delayed by " AYDE“; Railroad GCo. 'y $5,000 Worth Women’s GCoats and Suits De- layed in Transit by the Railroad Co., Sold to Hayden’s at 25¢ on the Dollar. This Fortunate Purchase of Stylish, Well Made Garments Goes on Sale Beginning Monday- ‘q 500 coats in all the new styles, Skinner's | 4 dozen women's dressing sacques, . $1.50 satin lined, worth up to $15, eale price $2.90 | quality, for T5e. 500 women's skirts, In pedestrienne and| 100 dozen women's fiannel walsts, 32 dress skirts, worth up to $4, for $1.50. | quality, for $1.00, : 100 suits worth up to $20, sale price $8.75. | 50 dozen women's flannelette wrappers, 300 Monte Carlo coats, sizes 32 to 40,|$1.35 quality for 6%c. worth up to $12, sale price, $3.90 Big stock of women's skirts n:t yet Your choice of 700 Monte Carlos, short | marked, will be put on sale Monday at and long garments, all colors, worth up ml bout balf price. $20, sale price, $9.90. HAYDEN'S LINEN SALE. Sensationally Low Prices on Finest Lineof Ta- ble Linens and Muslin and Sheetings Ever Shown in Omaha. Big Spot Cash Purchase Dlro;“l":om the Looms on_Special ale Finged table cloths, sale at $1.35. Hemstitched table cloths, regular $2.00, on sale at $1.48. SHEETS AND SHEETI 81x90 bleached, ready-made sheets, with a wide hem, regular b6c, for 39¢. 8-4 bleached sheeting, regular 17e, 16c. 0-4 bleached sheeting, | 1635¢. 10-4 bleached sheeting, 15c. 9-4 unbleached sheeting, 14%ec. | 42-inch | 12140, for 45-inch | 13%5¢, for 113c. 42-inch bleached 14e, for 12%c. 45-inch bleached 16e, for 13%ec. Remnants of table linen less than cost. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF SILKS Commencing Monday morning at § o'clock, | FOR MONDAY ONLY— this great sale takes place. Former| g pleces of fancy velvets, corduroys, ve- prices and cost entirely ignored in this | | netians, metalics and printed velvet, plal eale. Too many silks. Prices cut to re- | ; plafg Hiiis Fbck. | velvets and others. Theee soll regularly PURE SILK TAFFETAS, In colors, reg- |t 75¢, $1.00 and $1.25, for Monday, all go at ular 69c and 75c quality, at !enslllunnl]!cnnltlnnll price of 49c. " ""HAYDEN BROS. TABLE LINEN— 64-inch silver bleached all linen table damask, regular 69¢, on sale at 49c. 72-inch silver bieached all linen damask, regular 75c, on sale at 59¢ 68-inch half bleached German table dam- | ask, regular $1, on sale at 75 72-inch half bleached extra fine German table damask, sold regular at $1.40, on sale at 98c. 72-inch satin ale at 76c. 72-inch satin damask, sale at 98c. 72-inch extra fine double satin damask, regular $1.75, for $1.25 72-inch extra fine double satin damask, regular $2.25, for $1.69. 72-inch extra fine double satin damask, regular $2.75, for $1.98. 1,000 yards oil boiled, turkey red dam- ask, regular 40c, for 25c. Fringed table cloths, sale at 98c. regular $2.00, on table for regular 19¢, for damask, regular $1.00, on regular 22¢, for regular $1.60, on | regular 17e, for bleached 10c. bleached plllow casing, regular casing, rrgn!’ n tubing, regular pillow pillow pillow tubing, regular regular $1.50, on and toweling at New Train Service BETWEEN Omaha and Chicago Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. BEGINNING Today, Jan. 4 3 Daily Trains Each Way City f)ffice,‘ 1504 Farnam St. F. A. NASH, General Western Agent, Blank 1903 | Boois (Telephone 1750.) Bt Now is the time to order your blank books. Emsaraees If you are in the market for & new | set of books send us a copy of same and we shall be pleased to quote Most every lady is more or less nmervous and the trouble fre- quently urs from a partial Ices of appetite which eventually causes a ‘“run down" sysiem Metz Beer tones the appetite and imports vim and vigor. Every family should keep a c THE MOYER STATIONERY CO. 220-222 SOUTH IBTH ST, Deputy Stats Vetsrinarias Food Inspeotor. . L. RAMACCIOTTI, D, V. 8, CITY VETERINARIAN. Pfios and Infirmary, Bth and Mason Sta Omaha, Neb Telephone 539, WHEN YOU BUY A Agents, care Counell Mingrs, Neumayer lows | You are not paying for CHROMOS, SCHEMEs, FKEE DEALS, ETC., but for FINE QUALITY HAVANA TOBACCO. FQUAL te IIIPOI('I'!DCIG'A“ B RICE MERCANTILE CIGAR €O, Mast, S leuis Union Made §