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THE OMATTA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. XOVKMItKU 1, 1003.
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DECLARES THE TAX INVALID
3udg ltnn-jer Ho'ds School Digtriot
Illsgo j Asi'sned Biter Bridge.
PLAINTIFF IS AWARDED JUDGMENT
Derision Flies Polat of Division la
Hirer Ilrrond Which Dakct
loaatr 'anaot CJo
Trlth Its Tbi.
Judge Munger yesterday handed down
Ma opinion In the can of the Kloux City
Bridge Company BRaln.t School District
No. 11 of Dakota county, Nebraska, whlcti
gives Judgment for the plaintiff.
The case vai argued before the t'nited
fltates circuit court about two weeka ago.
The complalrnnts nought to enjoin the col
lection of certnln taxes levied by the achool
district on the went half of the Bloux City
bridge which spans the Missouri river be
tween South Sioux City, Neb., and Hloux
City, la., the west end of the bridge being
rear to If not within the boundaries of
school district No. 11 Ir. Pakota county,
Nebraska. Tfce school district levied and
Attempted to enforce a collection of a tax
on the west half of the bridge as Its pre
sumed right to assess all property In the
district.
The action of the complainant Is based
en the proposition that none of the bridge
Is embraced In the school district, and Is
rot subject to taxation In behalf of the
district
The case Is submitted on an agreement
between the parties that the bridge proper
is 1,614 feet long from the east to the west
end, excluding approaches, and that from
the west end of the bridge to the fourth
pier Is a distance of 400 feet, and that Uie
west half of the bridge has been assessed
and taxes levied thereon for school dis
trict purposes since 14.
Declares Taxea Invalid.
In his decision Judge Munger says: "Ap
plying the rule of law as above announced,
the court finds that the dividing line be
tween the states of Iowa and Nebraska at
the point where the bridge crosses the
river Is at the fourth pier, 400 feet easterly
from the west end of the bridge. It ap
pears from the facts that the school dis
trict has assessed the entire west half of
the bridge, or 807 feel, 407 tect uf the bridge
so assessed being clearly, as shown by the
facts, outside of said school district. The
assessment of the bridge and approach was
made a an entirety, hence, In conformity
with a previous decision of the supreme
court of Nebraskat there is no method by
which the portion of the bridge within and
without the taxing district can be sepa
rated and the tax must be declared as In
valid. The whole must therefore be de
clared Illegal, and It follows that the com
plainant bridge company Is entitled to a
decree perpetually enjoining the enforce
ment and collection of the tax com
plained of."
The decision does not bar the school dis
trict, however, from beginning another ac
tion to levy and collect taxes on that por
tion of the bridge which may be justly con
sidered within the taxing jurisdiction of
the district.
Chicago Laundry Best work. Tel. 206.
A Navel Attraction.
Perfection In .the art of mechanical win
dow contrivances Is observed when one sees
the novel apparatus now operating In Hay
den ' millinery windows and which dally
attracts thousands of people. There will
be seen a number of beautiful wax figures,
tastily gowned and crowned with gorgeous
bats. The figures are arranged on high
(old pedestals, which are made to revolve
reverse to each other, presenting; a unique
and spectacular effect. The hat display Is
eomposed of an exquisite selection gathered
from a number especially Imported for that
great society function, the Chicago horse
ahow, now In progress in that city.
On diamonds A. B. Huberman has no
competition. He Is the only direct im
porter within 600 miles of Omaha. The
latest raise of 10 per cent a few days ago
does not affect the price on the stones he
brought over from Amsterdam eight weeks
ago.
Mrs. B. Kovar, wife of a prominent mer
chant of Howella, Neb., Is at the Omaha
Florence sanatorium for nervous prostra
tion. Brick Layers.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Special meeting- of No. 1 of Nebraska
Tuesday evening, November S, at 7 o'clock
sharp. By order of president.
Mr. Ueorare C. Thompson,
One of the six nominees for justice of the
peace on the democratic ticket, was born
in Kentucky in 1840. came west in 18S5, and
has been a resident of Omaha since 1898.
In 1861 he was appointed to a position In
the pay department of the United States
army and served during the war as asslst-
and to Colon'el Brldgman. In 18SS he so
cepted a position wfth the Exchange Na
tional bank of Atchison, Kan., where he
remained about nine years, when he was
appointed to a position In the pension of
fice at Topeka, Kan., during Cleveland's
last administration. Mr. Thompson filled
all these positions with ability and Integ
rity. He will fill the office of justice, of
the peace with experience, ability and dig
tilty. He is engaged in the advertising and
distributing business and belongs to that
great middle class to whom the office to
which he aspires means so much. Voters
who want an Intelligent, clean and capa
tile man for Juetlce of the peace should
vote for George C. Thompson. Adv.
Home-seekers' Excursions.
On Tuesdays, November and 17, the
Missouri Pacific railway will sell both one
way and round trip tickets at very low
rates to certain points In Arkansas, Kan
sas, Oklahoma, Southwest Missouri. Texas,
etc. Stopovers allowed on the going Jour
ney. Limit of tickets Is twenty-one days
For further Information call on any agent
of the company or Thos. F. Godfrey, Pass.
and Ticket Agent, B. E. Corner 14th and
Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb.
I-4.U-7 waiting all want you.
A Wonderfal Chance.
Copley the Jeweler, H5 South Sixteenth
Street, has lowered ths floor of his store
four feet and put In a new all glass front.
the first and only one of Its kind In Omaha.
When In Boston Mr. Copley photographed a
front and reproduced it here. Mr. Copley
has put In all new mahogany fixtures and
remodeled throughout, and Dew has one of
the nicest and moat up-to-date Jewelry
stores In the west.
No goods sold at' A. B. Huberman's
Jewelry store except tinder absolute guaran
tee as to lowest price and quality. Corner
13th and Douglas.
Attention, Kataals.af Brothers!
To each and every brother of this organ!
sat Ion who resides In the state of Nebraska
and Iowa and who has been Initiated Into
full membership: You are hereby requested
to assemble at your regular lodge room on
the id day of November. 1903,-for the pur
pose of taking part (with the great counsel)
In the discussion of buslines of material
tm porta see to every member.
By order of the board uf directors. Alse
Four atate eomnamdae. IC. IT,
flare Beet prntt U,
EXTRA SESSION UNPOPULAR
Senators an J Representatives In Con
tress Are Not Enthusiastic
For Extra 5eslon.
ROOSEVELT MOWS HIS BUSINESS
He Wants the C'ahaa Treaty Disposed
Of Without Delay aaH Will
Have Ills Way.
Theodora Roosevelt Is an astute as well ss
popular leader. lie could see without dif
ficulty and without his ever-present
glbsses that at a regular session of con
gress might talk till mid-summer over the
Cuban reciprocity treaty. lie called an
extra session to force prompt action and
cut off the gnb fest which the opposition
had planned. The house, under a cloture
rule, will approve the treaty by the 10th
of November, at farthest. The senate will
follow by the close of the extra session.
The
BANKERS RESERVE LIFE
commends the policy of the president In
securing this early action upon the treaty.
Politicians seeking partisan advantage and
eager to Impress admiring constituents
would undoubtedly have seized the oppor
tunity for airing their views. Not only
so, but they would be engaged also In a
great political fencing match, which might
develop great forensic ability, but could
not benefit the country at large. Hence
B. II. nOBISOX, PRESIDENT,
has Instructed the field force of the Bank
ers Reserve Life Company to devote them
selves to life Insurance and eschew poll
tics. The people of the eight western
states open to this aggressive young level
premium company are more deeply Inter
ested In building up high grade western
financial Institutions than In developing
sugar plantations In the West Indies.
With up-to-date, liberal policies, the Bank
ers Reserve Life Is leading every western
company In every feature making: growth
In a life company.
fin. -r
t TUT OO OrNY -r A-rnoe
UllVfc
J5I3'JJocIzeSiV
$2 Decorated Lamps
Complete with Globe, at ,
98c.
This is a big special drive
that will throw a new
light on lamp values.
Come Monday early as
the suply is limited.
UNABLE TO FIND THE DRIVER
Officers Do Hot Locate Crathers
Mayer, bat Coroner's Inquest
ta Held.
Receiving; no assurance from the police
that the apprehension of the man who ran
down J. A. Cruthers, an aged carpenter.
last Sunday night. Injuring; him beyond re
covery, would come soon, Coroner Brailey
summoned a jury at 11 a. m. and proceeded
to hold an Investigation on his own ac
count. AH the witnesses to the accident
that have been found were present, and
beyond confirming the description of the
horse and rig, now In the hands of the
police, could offer no light on the manner
of Cruthers' death. The Jury returned a
verdict that:
"Deceased came to his death from In
juries received by a collision with a horse
driven by an unknown man."
The police are still searching for the
'unknown" driver, but entertain little hope
of ascertaining his Identity. Witnesses at
the Inquest could not describe the driver
and what little evidence was adduced in the
connection was vague and conflicting.
WATCH SAVES MAN'S LIFE
De fleets Ballet Fired at Trainman
la Effort to Hold Up
- Express.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6. Efforts to hold up a
fast outbound Chicago & Northwestern
passenger train went astray last night. It
Is believed by- the police, owing to the poor
marksmanship of one of the bandits.
Fireman Louis Ernest was shot, one bul
let graxed Engineer Harry Ebbets and to
day five dynamite bombs were found near
the scene of the attack. Detectives of the
railroad and the police are working on the
case, but no clue to the identity of the man
or men who did the shooting has been un
earthed.
It is admitted by the railway officials
that the bullets must have 'been fired by
one or more persons who were riding on
the water tank or the platform of the first
coach. The unknown men made their es
cape In the darkness.
The life of the fireman, who was seriously
wounded, was saved by his watch, which
deflected one of the bullets.
R. V. COLE. W. if. MCKAY.
Cole-McKay company, undertakers and
smbalmers. 1617 Capitol ave. Tel. &.
Horee covers made to fit your horse.
Omaha. Tent and Awning Co., 11th and
Harney streets.
Daring; November.
A handsome water color photograph of
yourself Included free with each order of $3
or over. Omaha's best water color artist
does the work, insuring the quality being
the best. Btonecypher, photographer. 1312
Farnam street.
The Hew Uw School.
Crelghton Medical college, corner Four
teenth and Davenport streets. Class now
being formed for benefit of those who de
sire familiarity with law, either for Its
practical value In business or for higher
mental culture. E. F. McCartney, secre
tary, 43) Omaha National Bank building.
BmU rue Clals
PEORIA. ITL, Oct. 8L The Continental
National bank of Chlcaso has filed a claim
In bankruptcy against the Arm. Harvester
compauy in the sum or M).w, in the
I niUfJ States court hers. The First Na
tional bank of Rantoul has also nled
claim for HS.OOO. Them com In the form
of an Intervening petition, which is being
neara ty judge ivotiiiuutt in Chit-ago today.
Attorneys renrescntinc ths cornimny and
members of the cre-litors commute have
gone to Chicago. Tn banks are signers
of the creditors' agreement to refer the
company's affairs to tne committee.
Tnwl Stick the Ways.
rill LAHKirmA, wi. si. -inn steam
ship Manchuria, built for the Pacific Mill
BlHunuhlp cutnpsny. stut-k on the ways as
. . . . i.. ....... . V. . . KT.
It wu bnlnsr laumhed today at ths New
Turk Hhinbutld'nx omDanv'a vard In Cam-
dan. N. J. Every effort waa mad. to launch
the vmtael, but without suitws At noun
.... . . . - 4 4 n 1 It v n 1 , .1
Dawwrf lu puatyuua uua. Isnini limg,
HfTv
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ciimoller
'. Mueller
1313 Farnam Street
OMAHA, NEB.
'Phone 1625
Any prospective piano purchaser ran
try one of our hand made MUELLKU
pianos in hlit own home without risk
and at our expense. MUELLER ptnnos
are wnrrantod for twenty years against
any imperfection of material, workman
ship and tone. Money refunded if not
satisfactory after giving . the instru
ment a fair trial.
Wo Soil on
lasy
Payments
$10. OO down and
$5.00 per month
until paid.
Why not try one of our OMAIIA
made pianos? Our prices are low he
cause we sell direct and save you the
middle man's profit We also take old
Instruments in exchange, and allow full
value.
ILL US TRA T1S D
CATALOGUE
MAILED FREE
-NOTICE OUR
Special Prices
This Week.
New Pianos
$400.00 pianos, 1 $300
$375.00 pianos, C97t
only VelU
$350.00 pianos, OKft
only 3vDU
$325.00 pianos, C??
only Pvav0
Used Pianos
One Hallet' & Davis square,
big bargain, only
One Square, with round comers
only
$15
.$28
IU
One Emerson, elegant tone.
only ittj
OneVose & Son, good condition,
Onebeautiful Knabe square, $88
One Stein way, worth double S1fR
the money, only h110
One Hale, upright piano, ,7 CQE
octaves, only iJiOO
On j New York make, almost 1ftR
new, only HtJij
One Hallet Sc Cumstun, fine tone, 2)
One new scale Kimball, latest Cf JB
design, only ipi'ftO
one HtecK concert grand, suitable for a
only8..: $218
One Kranich Bach parlor grand, thor
oughly repaired at our own factory.
fine Instrument for a profes-
slonai musician, only kprndij
Hew and Used Organs
Including such renowned
makes as Mason & ITamlin, Es
tey, Crown, Burdette, etc., $10,
$1 5, $25, $35 and up.
PIAUO PLAYERS
Maestro. Simplex. Cecilian.
$125, $175 $225 and up to the
price of the PIANOLA, the only
self playing piano , device en
dorsed by the world's greatest
pianists Paderewski, Rosen
thal, Moszkowski, Bauer and
others.
You are cordially Invited to visit our
ware room e and factory, whether you
wish to purchase or not. Our prices
and our instruments will surely Interest
you. To out of town customers we fur
nish catalogues, prices and terms free
of charge.
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MANUFACTURE-WHOLE SALE-RETAIL
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The Fashionable
Fads of Footwear
Are to be seen at this store
In all the new and up-to-date
styles of the season.
Borne of the new novelties In
fall styles are very smart and
very handsome, made up in the
new Corona patent colt. Ideal
patent kid and vlcl kid, and
nowhere else will you find shoes
of such high quality and cor
rect style at popular prices.
$2.50, $3.00, $5.00
We Invite all to call and see
the correct styles In our per
fect fitting, high-grade shoes.
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Just Watch Omaha
Next Year!
There has been MOKE LIFE. MORE
PUSH AND MORE DOIXO IN OMAHA
IN THK PAST TWO MONTHS THAN
THE WHOLE BALANCE OF THE YEAR
and there will be more new building dur
ing 1904 than during any live years since
the boom.
Just getting awake and so are drug
buyers finding out that it pnya to buy
their drug needs rrom tne r 1 kst uur
PRICE DRUG STORE IN NEBRASKA.
25o Carters Little Liver Pills 15c
25c Laxative Brnmo Quinine 15c
25c Qulnacetol guaranteed cold cure....2"c
$1.00 Pe-ru-na all you want 6Sc
11.00 Pierce's Remedies 6c
$2.00 genuine Chester's Pennyroyal
Pills 1 no
$3.50 Marvel Whirling Spray Syr1nr..$2.25
BUNT rVai-VAlU UIM mMJEai'l U
PRICE.
J5o Castorla 2'c
$1.00 Iler's Malt Whiskey Wc
$1.00 pure Canadian Malt Whiskey 75o
ALL TICKETS FROM REGISTER ARE
WORTH 6 PER CENT.
SCllflEFER'S
CUT PRICE
DRUG ST0RB
B. T, TATE3, Proprietor.
Two rkoaos f4T aad TT.
Ittfc am 4 Chicago Streets. Omaha. .
TOOLS
Are one of the necessaries of life,
from the railroad track laborer to
ths highest t killed artisan black
smith to watchmaker, all are de
pendent upon them.
TOOLS
for all trades is one of our
specialties then we have
Tools for ths "lea Man."
We are constantly on the lookout
for the LATEST tools, and WE
KNOW oar prices are right.
JAS. MORTON &-S0N CO.
1511 Dodge St.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
otnnoD
If you like dressy footwear--just
a little newer in style just a little
snappier in effect juat a little bet
ter in quality just a little easier
fitting than any other shoe the
shoe from maker to wearer come
In and try the
ONIMOD
The Shoe For Entire Satisfaction.
Always
S3.50 $2.50
Regent Shoo Go.
20S So. 15th St.
FANCY VESTINGS...
Tour wardrobe is Incomplete with
out fancy vesta. Fashion says you
must have them.
We have a line of the very freshest
conceits In suitings of all sorts. Very
handsome and effective they are, too.
Come Jn and look t hern over.
Helgren fi Gradmann
Tailors
309 South Sixteenth.
iMpety a lata Tvtertnaruuh
Food Inspector.
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CITT YSTlUtlMAJUAX.
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THE
Gonnoft Company.
Tti8 Leading Piano
House of tiia West
The bicgest month of
Piano selling was Octo
ber. We are determin
ed to make November
even greater.
Our Vigorous Values
will do it!
We thought we had touched bed
rock, but
Here's Belter Than Ever!
You needn't so further,
you'll fare worae Our
prices and values
ARE TRANSCENDENT!
Your cholco of one hundred guar
anteed Pianos A crowning1 chance
of a queenly instrument at a beg--gardly
price.
Used Uprights
thoroughly fixed up, tuned
and good as new.
$130 to $180
Hew Uprights
in all woods Dandies
All designs.
$145 to $188
Baby Grands
Parlor Grands
Concert Grands
The richest in tone, the best in ac
tion, the choicest designs that ever
crossed old Father Mississippi.
All on Easy Payments.
We want you to see the
wonderful
CHASE & BAKER PLAYER
without question the best player
on the market. See itl
We start Monday a big sale of
Sheet Music, Muslo Folios, Music
Books and Small Instruments.
Write or Call
THE BENNETT COMPANY
1 6th and Harney Sts., Omaha.
The Season
lias Opened...
And we've put In a new shoe
for men In the Victor Inst.
The style is straight, with full
too tho nmtprlal the kind
llanan always puts in his shoe
for this is a iiunan unoe
Tl.n nriA 1b onlv 3.00.
Men with tender feet will find
mrwa wrn fnrt In this shoe.
The same shoe made by Hanan
for women.
Send for our new catalogue.
DREXEL SHOE CO..
1419 Farnam Street.
Oaaaha's Up-to-Dats Shoe House
One of the comforts of the 20th
Century is Hot Water. We cannot
all go to the Hot Sprints and en
joy the comforts provided by na-
(urr, but we can at a small expense
ave Hot Water, and that In liberal
quantities. There Is no excuse for
havlns- cold water, or even warm
water, as by our system of putting
'n Water Fronts we can five yon
; hot war, and t at In laree ouan-
titles. Why not see ns about it,
land let us- show you how easily
! votir stove or ranee can be sun-
pll "J with hot vater attachments.
Duplicate parts for all makes of
stoves, ranees, furnaces, steam
and hot water plants.
OMAHA STOYE FtfAIR WORKS,
1207 Doutlas Street
Perfield's
Be Bid , Room 7.
Water. 6Ury aUark.
, Cut Prle
. Piano Co.
Telephone 7U1
jUmtt ScSllnr.
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Coupons with ercrj purchase. The 'most liberal and valua
ble tickets ever given absolutely free with every purchase.
To still further prove that these coupons are absolutely free,
note the prices quoted for the following sales. . No other house
east or west can or will offer such values.
TUB BEI.IAIILK STORK.
Gkpriif m ins r an mum iua
Acorn Gas Burner
Have you geon It? It's just whst Its
name Implies. It not only burns ths ooal
but It burns the smoke and gas that usu
ally escapes up the chimney, when using
the ordinary soft coal stove. Don't drag
alonjr behind the procession. It you have
noi seen mis Biove, come to us at once.
Oitlc stoves from (6.00 up. Cole's hot bladt,
110.00 up.
JOHN HUSSIE
2407-9 CUillNQ ST.
gHd Tailored jfc I )
PAINTS AND WINDOW GLASS
We wholesale and retal "Lowe Bros. High Standard Liquid Paints," which
surpasses all paints for covering, spreading, easy working, durability and
economy. Made In 43 tints and shades, and white and black.
We also have complete line of Low B-os. household palnta, interior
enamel colors, floor paint, carriage paint, oil wood stains, varnish stoxis,
aluminum paint, metallic paint, barn paint, flat brick colors, wagon paint,
etc. Write or call for color card. It us quote you a price before you lt
your painting. Phone our paint department if you have any
WINDOW CLASS
to replace. Ws do all kinds of glaiing. Prices guaranteed to be the lowest
PAINTBRUSHES
Our stock of paint brushes comprises everything in ths line. Our prices
are the lowest.
Phone 8425 or call at our NEW DEPARTMENT
24IO IIAHNEY STREET
For Paints. Oils, Class, Varnish, White Lead, Paint Brushes, Etc
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. 1 6th and Farnam Sts.
GOLD CROWNS FROM $3.00
Work guaranteed. Special prices continued until November 6.
fire nere 10 Biajr. ijonsuit uie proiessors Tree.
Killing, from 25o Set of Teeth for $2.00
Teeth Extracted FREE)
UNION DENTAL COMPANY
1522 Douglas St., Room 4.
We Clean and Press
g-olf skirts for 75c; lined skirts, $1.26;
flannel waists, 60c; silk waists, 75o;
short jackets, 11.60; automobiles, tl.00;
men's suits, $1.60, and overcoats, tLU.
All work a-uaranteed. Try us.
THE PAiiTomun
407 15ta Bt
oi
COLLAR
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Wrll (or sample Cosy.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Address UuS
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Wonderful
oupon
THE RELIABLE STOHH.
We are Exclusive Agents for
the Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hand Tailored Clothing.
The Belt
Overcoat
Quite the most distinguished
looking of the many good over
coats vre are showing is this
Hart Schaffner & Marx "Belt
Overcoat." The belt is in the
back only doesn't go all the
way round.
The coat, however, is an "all
'round," stylish garment, has
all the characteristics of the
Hart Schaffner & Marx pro
duct tyle, fine tailoring, best
quality.
We carry a full line of H., R.
& M. overcoats, at flQ, $12.50,
fl5, ?18 and $22.50.
TheVRoyal Acorn
If you were asked more for an A corn
base burner than for others you would
still be justified In buying- It, as It will
save you money -(coal) each year. Fact
Is, however, that we offer the Acorn for
much less than others ask for stoves not
Quite as good. We have nearly three thou
sand testimonials from Omaha users. They
cost you from 726.00 up and they don't
crack.
HARDWARE CO.,
"It you buy It of Hussle Its right."
We
Open Till p oa
INDIAN BEAD
Special for one week
onl each
10c
By mall, 20a Regular price 2Tc.
Full Une of Beads In all colors.
Largest assortment In the west
Pattern Book, Needles, every
thing pertaining to the BEAD work.
Also the largest and most complete
Yarn Department In the west
WE WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
and can till your wants for any
quantity.
JOS. F..
322 S. (6th St-
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