Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 6, 1903, Page 10

10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY MARCH 1903, RAILROADS PLAY FOR m;m: Tax Injunction Case May Not Be Tried Within Present Year | MEANWHILE TEMPORARY ORDER PREVAILS One of the At on Railroad Side Says His Clients Will Take Adva Legnal Formality. orneys tage of Every The case of the Union Pacific and Bur- lington railroads against the city of Omaha to restrain the xes against them on the basis of the made by the tax commissioner probably will not be tried at the May term of the United efrcuit court, and it is also probable it will not come up within the present y An attorney connected with the case the side of the railroads made the state- ment that if the companies pursue the policy they have outlined they will take advarfta, of every legal formality to which they are entitled, and this will mean that it will be impossible to make an {ssue in the case be- fore the next November term of court at | least, | The city has not yet filed its answer to the complaint of either of the roads. After the answer is filed the complainants will | have sixty days in which file a reply and in this reply points can be raised which will force the city to respond to the reply, and the complainants may again file in the case, 8o that, with the necessary time for the preparation of the pleadings the No- vember term will be called by the time issue is joined. May Go to May Term. assessment as According to the practice in the federal ecourt it is not difficult to have the cause passed over one term after the issue joined, and if this continuance is secured it will be the May term of the court in 1904 before the case will come to trial. Pending this hearing the temporary in- junction is in force and it may be, in the | opinion of lawyers interested in the case, that the injunction issued by Judge Munger | last month will have considerable effect upon the levy of taxes for next year as well | as for this one. The tax commissioner and the Boerd of Review must meet and decide upon the assessment for next year before | the November term of the federal court ad- | journs, and the city council must again pass | upon the assessment and make the annual | levy before the May term of court of next | year, the term at which, in all probability, | the case will be tried. | About Colds. In all countries and among all nations of the globe, cough medicines are used and used probably more extensively than any other ome class of medicine. The simple reason is, they are required to save human life. Every human being is subject to throat and lung troubles, which may terminate his existence. The people of all nations know the dangerous conses quences of & neglected cold, for the ma- jority of fatalities have their orfgin in and are characterized first by a simple cold, It is true, also, that many take slight colds, and are soon rid of them without noticing any serious results at the time— and this fact alone leads many others to careless habits. Every cold weakens the system and makes the next one the harder to cure. The more careful and prudent persons everywhere do not permit a cold to run its course, but treat it promptly. For many years Chamberlain's Cough Rem- edy has been in use throughout the United States and many other countries and time has proved it to be the best adapted of any remedy yet made for all throat and lung dis and especially coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. HELD ON CHARGE OF MURDER Thom ary McGuigan Waives Prelim Examination and Goes to District Court, Thomas Mcgulg-n. charged with the mur- der of Patrick Murphy, near the corner of Fourtsenth and Howard streets, the even- ing of February 28, was arraigned in the solice court yesterday morning. L, J. Platti ippeared a8 his attorney. McGuigan showed but little concern when he was aken Lofore the magistrate and pleaded not gullty. He waived examination. In ac- sordancq with the recommendation of the :0roner’s jury he was held to the district sourt for trial without bonds. He was taken 0 the county jall yesterday and will, Deputy County Attorney Burnam expects, s0 arralgned in the district court Saturday norning. Willlam Sbaw, Patrick Sinon, B. O'Don- iell, James Lowe, Jobn Willlams and fhomas Dailey, witnesses for the state, were unable to secure the necessary $300 sonds and were taken to the county jail o be detained there until the trial of VcGulgan. Children will take Piso's Cure without ibjection, because its taste is pleasant, At Irugglsts. 25c. 3. CAMPBELL MORGAN CANCELS Bis Volce Falls at Atlanta, Georgia, and He Calls Omaha En- sagement Of. The Young Men's Christian association resterday received a telegram from Mr. doody, manager for Rev. G. Campbell Mor- | @n, now at Atlanta, Ga., stating that Rev. dorgan’s voice had given out from over- vork and that his physician directed that + week's rest was imperative, therefore it vould be necessary to cancel his dates in his city, but he could give Omaha two voeks in November. A meeting of the directors of the Young den's Christian association was held yes- erday to discuss the situation and a elegram was sent to Mr. Moody request- ng that Rev. Morgan postpone all his ! lates for one week and come to Omaba on darch 15, it was important that he hould be here. Rev. Morgan was to have wened a series of meetings at the First dethodist church next Saturday evening. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, The best In the world Soils, Bruises, Burns, lalt Rheum. Cures piles or no pay. for sale by Kuhn & Co. for Cuts, Corna, Scalds, Sores, Ulcers, 25¢ A popular concert will be givep under he direction of Mrs, Lena Ellsworth Dale | t Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal hurch Friday evening. Mendelssohn quar- et. Mrs, Edyth Thomas Wallace of Coun- 11 Bluffs, reader, will assist Capital and Swplus, $108.000.00. A Strong Savings Bank Is the best place for your savings because your money is constantly earning more money, without risk of loss, and without any bother to you— This bank was established in 1884, and bas always paid depositors in full on demand. Every dollar placed to your credit will earn 4 per cent. interest compounded twice l ayear. You can begin with any sum from $1 up, | Our little steel banks help you CITY SAVINGS BANK Brown Block, Sixteenth and Dougles Streets OMAH J. L. Brandels & Sons Buy Entire Line Big Clothing n Clothing Sale SPECIAL FEATURES FOR TODAY BARGAIN FRIDAY 75¢ Challies a 39¢ Yard Big Our entire stock of Cassimeres vert Cloths, in plain goo Broadeloths, Co- _material {s ap- ‘We have bought direct from the manufacturer his entire accumulations of terns, floral designs, polka dots, also plain colors, such as creams, blacl ks, greens, blues, old rose, etc.; each remnant contains from 2 to & yards and for house gowns, kimonas, dressing sacque children's dresses and walsts, every yard guaranteed to be 75c (|\|.|UH on $2 50 Suitings nt 7‘5(: Yurd Clay Worsteds, Cheviof Th propriate for men's and boys' wear, rainy day ski tailor made suits, etc., in all lengths, from 3% to 6 y rd’l an strictly All Wool Challies, in light and dark grounds and this spring's pat- many of the remnants mateh. They are cially adapted 3 c sale at—per yard. g also checks and plaids. all 1% yards wide—on sale on bargain squire at—per yard $2 Dress (ioods, dress and skirt lengths, every weave, at 75¢ and $1 Dress Goods, skirt and waist lengihs, per yard $3 quality silk and wool stuffs, importer's samples, per plece. Waistings, Batiste, Albatross, etc., worth 60c to 85¢c, per yard 50c Serges, Cashmeres, Cheviots, ets., per yard ¢ 25c¢ Dress Goods, short lengths, per yard 75¢ Mousseline de Sdie at 25:.. All this spring's colorings In silk mousseline de sole, old rose, blues; black, greens and creams, suitable for evening gowns and walsts, 25 in lengths from 2 to 5 yards, many pieces to match, Black Silk Remn’nts all go at, a yard R ST R In lengths from 3 to 5 yards in the finest qualities Bonnett Silk Remnants and Lyons, go in three lots, Having purchased from one of the largest silk manufacturers their worth $1.00, $1.50 and $2.50, go at— short lengths and trial pieces, as 98¢, 69c, 49c they come from the weav Great Basement Remnant Sale ain colot brocades, One big lot of light and dark colored mércerized w. in baeket 3IC 2 Persians, ~ Louisines, ' etc., lengths of 1, %, % and 1 yard, go weave as they last at, a yard . D ZED WAISTINGS, 39C —One big counter of plain white and for entire pi according ' to length, at— 25c¢, 15¢, 5¢ One blg counter of best grades of (e standard prints in black and white, blue and white and fancies, fancy colored mercerized basket none better 'at any price, ¥ 4C weave and damask pattern waist- . ings, in lon mnants, that generally sell for Fine corded Madras and Per- 1 cales, 36-in. wide, worth 7 c I6e, at, yard ity < g0 at, & yard. e a yard, go at AT 10C AND 12%C YARD-One big : gounter of India linons, nainsooks, One big counter of fine corded ging- ‘fl:(?;::x'":,?:‘hd‘fl’;“{f,p"li" 122C hams and all the newest 1 ko at 1 oo g oy B 1 iR IR 82¢ AT 19C_YARD—One counter of extra T A fine French ginghams in fancy AT 5C YARD — White mercerized Neaves, i lony remubania, 19 walstings, In short remnants, worth & Capa L. o, oo 80 At c up to 3c & yard, go as Mercerized sateen in double- long as they last at ... -)C folds, black and colors, 15c worth up to 40c, go at yd.. Our entire accumulation of table damask remnants running in lengths from 1% yards to 8 yards, in all grades, on sale tomorrow at about half thelr real value. $10 Tapestry Portieres will go at, each.. .$1.59 J. L, BRANDEIS & SONS. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BANKERS. STATEMENT AS TO DEPOSITS. Close of business Opening Day................$ 16,095.68 Close of business Sept. 30, 1 month’s business.. 62,763.29 Close of business Oct. 31, 2 month’s business... 85,137,88 Close of business Nov. 30, 3 month’s business... 119,275.49 Close of business Dec. 31, 4 month’s business... 157,208.06 Close of business Jan. 31, 5 month’s business... 174,170.08 Close of business Feh, 28, 6 month's business - - - - 200,762.52 Omaha’s Favorhe Cough Remedy For e at all Drug Stores. HOWELL'S ANTI-KAWF GIGANTIC CLOTHING DEAL. ot Black Clay Worsted Sults for Great Saturday Sale, The most attractive clothing offer fin years. We will sell entire stock of $13 black clay worsted suits, just bought at a huge sacrifice, on Saturday for $7.50. Remember the date, Saturday, March 7. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, " Boston Store. Announcements of the Theaters. “The Moonshiner's Daughter,” a melo- drama that appeals to all lovers of that sort of entertainment, opens tomight at the Boyd, for an engagement that termi- nates with the week. A matinee will be given Saturday. As can be seen by the company's advertising matter, the play is | ;:fl;‘l" crowded with hair raising eplsodes. A pistol | hers, fight between revenue officers and the | our painless course to moonshiners, the blowing up of an illegal | That way we still with dynamite and the struggle for | & Prices. life on the brink of a cliff are three of DURING MARCH ONLY: the prominent goose-fleski-producing acts of | Set of Teeth, from..... the many shown throughout the plece. A |Gold Crowns .... splendid company is sald to handle the |Bridge Teeth .. plece and the scenic equipment is sald to | Gold Filling be adequate, 014 reliable, dentists to do | dentists come methods. Expert dentists our course for $100. a big business. ore head expert, ‘mccurate, our work here. admitted Boware of jealous, dentists. ‘rhas- Poor wo have used causec expert We are always crowded. Filltngs 5 | Teeth Extracte WORK DONE We desire to express our gratitude to | our friends and neighbors for thelr marked kindness to us during the sickness and | FREE death of our daughter Mabel. We were| _ deeply touched by the many beautitul floral | Small charge tributes that were sent and especially by | for material. that from Mabel's teacher and cla at the Walout Hill school. We are tul to all MR. AND MRS. C. H. WASHINGTON BEULAH WASHINGTON. Forty-third and Emmet streets. mates | grate- Something new In artificial plstes required—New patent teeth— wmade to fit Publish your legel notices iu The Weeklr | flol.l.E E Bee. Telephone 238, 1 | OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY, 1523 Douglas Street. Open dally—Nights till | | | AL IIIIIGGIOTTI, D. V.S CITY VETERINARIAN. Neb, T DentalCollege Post Graduate. No Studeats painles: Graduate ére to learn our painless to anchor—M) loose and broken plates repatred and | RELIABLE =2 [T ] DENTISTRY Then all could have {dle, have lost' their painful methods peopls to come | We can make money by teaching dentists. don’t have to'charge such | Room 4. Bundays, § to 4. 10 save—Call and get one free. in A e sk sopetiie for’which can et athor uSian thls remedy: Gives a amy With o Without ENOWI8aKS of patient: tasieiees: Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. A, NEB. Best Asrloultu: ‘Weekly. i*DRUNKARDS WHITE DOVE CURE never “aia o destroy crav. ul Umaha l TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER | TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HAYDE PRO FIT-SHARING CARNIVAL. HAYDEH’ THE RELIABLE STORE. Friday in the Domestic Room. The finest domestic department | Chicago. Every thing in linens and sheetings, all kinds of cotton goods at prices far below ansthing shown in this | eity. up to FRIDAY 18 REMNANT DAY This will be the largest line of remnants at 7%ec a yard ever placed on the squares of this room quality | Remnants bf wool dress goods worth up to at 12%c a {$1.50 a yard. all colors, henriettas, novel rkey ties, suitings, etc., In this sale at 4%¢ yard yard | Remnants of'wool dress goods worth up | $1.00 quality full {to 39%¢ a yard, on another counter at 10c lunch cloths, a yard 6%c quality h Remnants of lace striped wash erash, at 3%¢ worth 2ic, at 12%c a yard. 100 dozen | Remnants of printed swisses worth 19¢, | towels, at 814c | at 10c a vara 50 Remnants of 12ic and 15c dimities, ba- | be, at | tistes, etc., at 6%c a yard ¥ Closing out waistings worth 15c, 19¢ fl'\ll‘ at 10c a yard Closing out extra worth Thc, at 2%c a yard Remnants of 10c satines, at 5c a yard Remnants of 36-inch percales, worth 15c, | Remnants of at e a yard, | worth up to Tse 500 remnants of toweling at half price. | 500 remnants of table linen at half price, 600 remnants of cheeting at half price, 8¢ quality, extra heavy, yard wide, sheeting, at 4 7-8c a yard west of muslins | sook, lawns and dimities, a yard, at 7%e 2¢, at 12%c¢ a yard, 40-inch plain curtain sw yard S-inch 1 red damask, bleached size avy bleached goods each, dozen large fringed napkins, 114¢ h EMNANTS OF FLANNEL— Remnants of drapery silkoline, 40 in worth 15c, at Remnants of fancy cheviot shirting, 6%c a yard es wide, heavy flannelettes, | regular 12%c grade, all colors of at 25¢ a yard Remnants of extra heav | ton flannel, worth Sie, Remnants of all wool brown ‘vmhrmdmwl flannel at at 4%c a yard white half price GREAT MUSLIN UIDERYIEIR SALE, BIG SPOT CASH PURCHASE OF AND MOST STYLES, ON SALE IN THE NEW, REMODELED MUSLIN UNDERWEAR CORSET DEPARTMENT. Ladies fine cambric corset covers, plaln Children's dr high neck, worth 19c, at 10c. | sizes, trom 1 to Ladies’ fine lace and embroidery trimmed | SPECIAL FROM 3 TO 4 P. M. corset covers and drawers, handsomely | For one hour we made up from selected cambrics, worth |dles' fine cambrie corset covers, on sale at 39c. embrojdery trimmed, worth Ladies’ fine gowns and skirts, made of | LADIES' 50c VESTS AT 1c. high grade cambrics, with lawn ruffle, trim- | 300 dozen ladies’ fine lisle vests, med with embroidery and lace, worth $1, | and fancy colors, regular 5 on sale at b0c. THR wers, in all sizes, 50c, at Remnants of checked and striped nain worth up to 150 Remnants of 40-inch apron lawn, worth worth 12e, 68-inch bleached unipn dam quality, | mercerized twilled 1 quality of fringed bleached worth 36 and Ge a yard. striped and checked eiderdown, | Shaker and cot- flannel and | EXQUISITE AND years, on sale at 124c. will place on sale la- lace and in white value, at 15c MEAT AND FISH SALE FRIDAY. Round Holland Steak=s pounds for.... @DG FHerring . houlder Small Family G Steak—4 pounds for. G " Mackerel glish Lamb Legs Roast Beef— 10c and . Boll BOWL oioviee o Veal imporicd” Loin ter Fancy F . UC %ioite l(rw Mackerel 0. 1 Irish Steak, 10c and., G Mackerel nily 156 N, Tresh fish every day—fresh and salt water. c "\\H\l" Fish . HAYDEN BROTHERS lun.o fancy Bl Mackerel White An Office With a Vault — ‘We can show you an office right next to the elevator—the most desirable location in the building. The room is 14x18, and also has a large burglar proof vault. Everyone s ys that our jarvitor and elevator service is the best in town. It is also a big advantage to youto be able to tell people your address, because the best known building in Omsha is The Bee Building. hnl Infirmary, 3th and Mases -, ephane 539 — R. C. PETERS & CO., Rental Agents, Ground Floor, Bee Bldg. You will be of ayy much value to others | &syou have beenloyuur}elf if you advige themio USE SHERIDAN OOAL Work;s perfectly i b Dandy f Vi‘::rior White 1"6"6? l"‘::-:m t. “l":iml) AtBENNETT'S AtBENNETT'S For Friday and Saturday Our Dry Goods and Women’s Wear Prices Are Qut Wide Open. Avail Yourself of These Real Bargain Offers. DOMESTICS. New Goods, New Patterns and Colors, bought under cost of pro- dunction, yours at same, plus freig arges—Friday: FANCY AND STAPLE CALICOES—AIl nice patterns, light and dark and guaranteed fast colors, only, yard . cesensnss 32c GINGHAMS-—New line of best patterns and rnlnru in s(rlpel a clowly woven very nice for children's dresses, ....................... 6c cloth that will wear, warranted to wash, walsts and men’ hirts, rrgu!ur New ‘I'ulno Etlmlnn, Reps lnd Tub Cloth Cotton Sultings. at yard A swell line of mixtures, all the very newest effects, Wide, at yard...... LARGE SIZE TURKISH BATH TOWELSsizo the best absorbent cotton, worth l4c, at each 29 inches 23e made of 9 Chlldren s Dresses. A large showing of pretty plald and check dresses for children, all nicely trimmed, some with braids and guimps and buttons; sizes, 4 to 14; all pretty colors, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY'S QUICK SELLING— Your choice—worth $2.00, at.. 100 Ladies’ Sample Sults All colors, all sizes, some with capes, all effects, plaln and pleated skirts, blouse all lined with nice quality satin lining. This grand assort- ment takes in all the late new materials; the values in this big bargain run as high as twenty-five dollars—on sale Friday and Saturday s so at $13.90, $12.90, $11.90, $10.90 and.... A big clean-up in LADIES' WASH WAISTS and DRESSING SACQUES— 39c TS, almost every mmum, anl suw, lights at each.. . 100 dozen very px.uy WASH WAI Friday and 100 doz. Ladies' Spring W pum Under Vests, hlgh Bock and long Is sleeves, silk taped, worth 30c, &t eAch...........coovreefercnssrnsassesssl c and darks, worth at least 69c, PILLOW CORDS AND TASSELS, all new colors and nhldlnxn— 22x44, unbleached, tor blouse Saturday, each worth 15¢, at pair worth 40c, at each 100 dozen LADIES FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE, all sizes, Today we open our en- tire new line of Men’s Spring Overcoats Top coats. coats ‘and cravenette Our showing is a wonderfully complete one, and the values that we are offering,from five totwenty showi 08 We spect our line. Clothing tips-—to put you on the inside. A top-coat requires pecu- lar tailoring talent and particular talloring. The collar must hang just so, and it won't do that if the tatloring of that collar isn't true, fsn’t painstaking, isn't made with upwards of a thousand thrusts of the needle. The 1903 back s full— very full. Our New York cutter tells us that the Fifth Avenue swells are ac- centuating the full back by creasing both sides of back—making it hang lux- urlously loose. Sturdy Coverts in the old-time popular tans with just a mixture of green in it are “it" in fabrics in 1903. We're the necessary tallor- ing talent—garment workers who make top-coats a spe- clalty—a New York cutter who knows top-coat cutting from A to Z. Top Coats—$25 to $50. MacCarthy Talloring Company, 1710-12 Farnam St. Phene 1808, Bee Building Court House is opposit | GORDON MALTWHISKEY Sorosis Value dollap cated anywhere. of every thought of buying a spring coat to in- Bhould be judged by the qual- ity and style and NOT by the price asked, as Soresis Are $3.50 Always Thelr equal is always $5.00 Sorosis Shoe Store 203 South 15th St. Frank Wllcox, Manager. is a brand of Canadlan goods which we sell for strictly high grade family use and Buarantes every ounce of it ‘to be & per cent prool iich i much superior to many ADVERTISED malt whiskies. The Tegular price of thip malt is $1.00 er bottie, but the quantity in which we are buying it enables us to retall at per bottle, or 3.5 per dozen by the dozen case. bottle guarant mind you. and MONEY NOT PROMISES, refunded if not satis- factory. HAVE WE ARGEST MAIL S OF ANY STORE IN NEBRASKA! Qus prises mast be right, ‘cau one to GET THEM WITH ANYBODY'S CATALOG B 3 ORDERING AND ‘WE GET THE ORDER! If you live out of towu see our. ad in the Counci! Bluffs Dally Nonpareil, Western Press. Danish Pion, Dally News, Dally World-Herald and Daily Bee of Omdha, and if you don't find what you war.t—write us for prices. REMEMBER “Schaefer's sell it for less." SCHAEFER’S 7:i."5: DRUG STORE | Two 'Phones—747 and 707, S. W, Cor. 16th and Chicago Sts. Free Homesteads Are becoming scarce. Join my Homestead Club and increase your opporiunities of obtaining one by being kept posted. I ha something good in view. Send for my pamphlet of homestead Instructions and treatise on public land surveys. Price 25 cents sliver and stamp. €, J. CONAER, 1508 Howard ¥t, Omaba, we. ND CO be dupli. We are ngallthe newshades, s, cannot including the new tans, request the presence man who has a PIANOS Quality the Finest. Price the Lowest. Terms the Easiest. March Sale Now Going On Note our Incomparable Kranich & Bach, Kimball, Hallet & Davis, Lindeman & 8on, Sterling, Mathushek, Adam Schaaf, Hospe, Burton, Krell, Schu. mann, Sweetland and various other makes. Just Six of Our Many Bargains for Friday, Bargain No. 1-Upright Plano— Eastern make—used...... Bargain No. 2—Miller Plano—re- finfshed—good as new. Bargain No. 3—Hinze Plano—up- right—used...... Bargain No, 4—Hallet & Davie— large size--used..... Bargain No, 65— Kimball U prxgm_ rosewood—used...... . No. line: Knabe, ¢Schumann turned trom ~ @2()() B el ) L 7 § $5.00 lonthly Payments. Note Our Special Offer on a $500 Piano and Player, complete with stool, scarf and bench and 12 rolls of music, $275. ) Terms, $25 cash, $8 per month. See sample in our east window. A. HOSPE CO. 1613 and 1515 Douglas Street PROGRAM Cecilian Piano Player Rectial BY MR. PHILIP GAHM. Saturday Evening, March 7th, C. M. B, A. Hall, Same Floor as Plano P Co. Parlors, Arlington Block, 1513 Dodge Street. [14 1-Le Tourbilion—Valse de Concert.. Matte Berliner ..Molloy .Weber (issisaippl Side S Love's Old Sweet Song i—Invitation to the Dance....... 6—When You and I Were Young.. J. W. Bischoft Nights—Waltz Strauss Good 'Old summer_ Time voveees.GeoTge Tvans Dreyschock. You'll Re- wessosnssssns A Hughes Rubinstein . Bousa 6—Thousand and One L Tnquietu HBohemian member Reels Melody In’ ¥ Stars and Stripes Forever.. il Me Then Our object In giving lh('w weekly re- citals 1s to show the great superlority of the Cecilian over all oth: 1; control simple soft or powerful, and perfe to pe 3 6y the aueratar touch wills, All musle lovers are Beats are plenty and free. Has it ever occurred to you that the Ceciltan Club plan enables you to secure & Cecllian Plano Player or a Plano for less per week payments than you could rent efther for? Well, it is a fact, and when the opportunity passes you will be sorry you did not take advantage of it Come us, PIANO PLAYER CO0., Arlington Blk. 1511-1513 Dodge St. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK oF 0MAl E. Cor, Femam nd Bth Sta 0,000 rplus ¥ . 18100,000 UNITPD STATES DEPOSITORY. MURPHY, Pros PRANE MURTET P ooy T B i v cordially invited. and see Yy