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THE OMAHA DAILY I5KE: SUNDAY, JAN IT All V 4. 100.T.
AMENDMENTS TO TAX LAWS
Cannnlnlanet IlenuDf Will Bnr, gst 8Terl
to Ctirta Brrin'ao Committee.
WAuNTS DETlNtTE. DATE TOR ASSESSMENT
CoBslderv Pmat Law tasattsfartarrr
te ClMrl of Prperty
Vary fa TiIm Dwrlas; Two
Month' Time.
Tax Commissioner Fleming at Id yesterday
morning that It la bl Intention to prepare
for the committee on charter revision be
fore the close of next week some auggea
tlona aa to desirable change In the lawa
on taxation. Speaking of thla matter be
aid:
"Of course the principal change to be de
sired la the repeal of that clause of the
charter In regard to railroad taxation
which baa been dealt with In the resolution
adopted at the general meeting of Friday
Bight. There are, however, other provisions
of the present charter which might with
advantage be revised, and these I will en
deavor to point out. My suggestions will
chiefly be calculated to facilitate the work
of assessment.
"I am convinced that It would be desira
ble to have aome definite date fixed for the
assessment to take effect. Aa It Is now, an
assessment may be based upon the value
of property at any time between September
IB and November 15, and In that period the
yalue of aome clauses of proprrty, particu
larly the stocks of businesa houses. Is likely
to vary materially. In the county assess
ment, the atatement, no matter when It Is
Biade, Is based upon the value of the prop
arty on April 1, and that conduces to fair
Bess toward all persons assessed. I believe
that the city also should have some fixed
date, and I shall so recommend."
COOPERATION IN HOME GETTING
Rotable nhovlag Blade by the Omaha
Association la Its Twentieth
; Annnal Report.
The twentieth annual report of the
Omaha Loan and Building association was
presented at a meeting of the board of di
rectors at tho association onVe, Bee build
ing. Friday evening. According to the re
port the BMiets amount to $572,165.22, a gain
of $98,588.79 during the last year. Receipts
aggregated $380,664.54, out of which thero
was paid on withdrawals $137,778.42, for
loans $221,837.68 and $7,253.16 for expenses.
.Earnings for the year amounted to $39,
213.22. Of this sum a dividend of per
cent took $26,906.79 and $5,053.27 waa car
olled to the reserve fund as required by law.
i An Instructure feature of the report la
j the showing made of the value of co-operation
In procuring homes. During the last
'half of the year the association assisted
101 members to secure homes of their own
;in Omaha and South Omaha and In the
j twenty years of Its life 1,134 members were
' enabled to purchase or build homes: The
association has 2,075 members, carrying 12,
270 shares.
The usual semi-annual dividend of 3 per
tent was declared by the directors.
Genuine imported beer on draught. Ed
ttiaurr's. 1306 Farnam street.
ITA9TINGS HEYDE.
Kavr Real Estate and Canada Iand
Firm.
E. T. Heyden has recently sold his in
terest in the Omaha Bicycle Co. and has
associated himself with Byron R. Hastings,
who has been with the Byron Reed Co. for
'the paat fourteen years. They have opened
a real estate business under the name of
Hastings ft Heyden, at room 610, N. T.
IJfe building. They have inapected large
tracta 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 Iowa and Nebraska and excur
sions will be made to Canada several times
each month, beginning early in the aprlng.
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
ence and reputation as a businesa man,
these two gentlemen will no doubt com
mand their share of the business transacted.
H0RT0N SUCCEEDS DICKEY
Comes from Denver to Beeome Super
intendent of Fifth Central
Division.
- Charles B. Horton has been appointed
superintendent of the fifth central division
of the Western Union Telegraph company,
to succeed J. J. Dickey, deceased. Mr. Hor
ton waa for thirteen years assistant super
intendent to Mr. Dickey, holding that posi
tion till laat summer, when he was trans
ferred to Denver aa assistant superintend
ent there. He will now return from Den
ver to taks this position.
Sale I
January Olooring
In order to close out the balance of our Winter
Wooletis and to keep our tailors busy during the dull
season, we make a big reduction in prices. 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 $.7.50.
Every Garmment Cut, Fitted and lade by Skilled Omaha Tailors In Our
Own Work 5hop, and we guarantee perfect fitting and well-made
garments or your money back.
We arc making the best fitting, bsst made
Up-to-date
Popular Priced Tailoring in Omaha.
If treating you right will hold your trade, we are at
your service. 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
stock won't last long at these prices,
Paris Woolen Co.
Omaha's Busiest Tailors.
D. H. Beck, Mgr. 1415 Douglas St.
This Bank opened for business Sept. 6, 1902.
Statement December 30, 1902.
RESOURCES
City of Omaha B per cent
bonds ; ts.noo 00
Time- loans 5,OM 42
City and county warrants.. 20,X3 11
Premium account ........... K 62
Fixture & sO
Demand loans.. ....$45,000 00
Cash In ' office and
banks 43,823 64 88,823 64
$201,140 59
" LIABILITIES
'apltal $50,000 00
ndlvlded profits 1.116 0J
Deposits:
Individual depolts$135,n5 Kl
Time certificate... 14.W5 72
Demand certiflcstes 7S 64
Cashier's checkp... 7i4 65
Total deposits ....$1GO,024 63
$301,140 CJ
Certificates of deposit issued for 3, 6 or 12
months, bearing 4 per cent interest.
TOO MUCH STOCK
Is the cause of the slaughter of men's
and boys' wearing apparel at 1519 and 1621
Douglas street. Shaw-knit Socks, 20c;
fleece lined men's Underwear, 19c a gar
ment; Working Panta, 48c; men's rattling
good suits of clothes, $5.00, amongst them
re pure all wool black clay worsted suits;
Storm Ulsters, from $3.90 up; Rockford
Socks, extra heavy, with double soles, 6c;
men's Work Gloves, leather faced, 15c; also
Jersey Gloves for same price; genuine
Guyot Suspenders, 39c; imitation Guyot,
16; black Canvas Gloves, 6c; fine line of
men's One Pants, $1.90; Regent $2.60 Shoes,
$1.60; pure all wool extra heavy Under
wear, marked down from $1.26 to 75c, this
la a genuine bargain; also big inducementa
In Suits and Overcoats at $7.60, $10.00 and
$13.50. Money saved Is equal to money
earned. It costs you nothing to look at
our goods. It they don't suit you. It's
no harm done. It's up to you. The
Guarantee CHothlng Co., 1619 and 1521
Douglas street.
If Your'e a Druggist
beat these prices if you can. If you are
HiUKk AR1ICLES (and most everybody
does now and then) take advantage of
Lf.9.8. J,J?CP8- ur motto Is just this:
8CHAEFERS SELL, IT TOR LESS
$1 VlnoL, not fl, bat 7rc
$1 D. D. D., not i, bat 8Bo
$1 Peruna, not $1, but ic
$1 Pierce's Remedies for 64c
$1 ller's Malt Whiskey 62c
Pretty good percentage of saving, Isn't It?
85c genuine not Imitation Castoria... 24c
$1 Temptation Tonic new stock 25c
$1 Parisian Hair Tonic guaranteed.. 75c
$1 German Kimmel Bitter guaranteed 75c
$1 Canadian Malt Whiskey pure 7Sc
Allcock's Plasters 12o
25c Laxative Bromo-Qulnlne loo
SCHAEFER'8 SELL. IT FOR LESS
DON T FORGET.
SGIIAEFER'S
OPEN ALWAYS.
Two Phones 74T and'A3S23.
S. W. Cor. 10th and Chicago fits.
PEHKOJIALLT CONDUCTED.
Florida Kxcarsloa Via "Dial riyar"
Rants.
On Tuesday, January 6th, an excursion
rill be run from Nebraska to Florida with
through aleeping ears from Omaha and Lin
coln, via Burlington Route to St. Louis and
ths "Dixie Flyer" Route from there to Jack
sonville. This excursion will be a personally con
ducted one and will be in charge of Mr.
George W. Bonnell. C. T. A., B. 41 M. R. R.,
Lincoln, Neb., who Is thoroughly familiar
with the points of Interest enreute and In
the stste of Florida.
As you pass through Cairo, Martin,
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta and Macon,
and make a 12-hour stopover at Chatta
nooga, where an experienced guide will
conduct the party through Chattanooga
Fark. pay a visit to Lookout Mountain and
other points of Interest, the trip will be
an Interesting and instructive one.
An early application for aleeping car
pare is suggested. Ask for copy of illus
trated booklet outlining the trip at 140!
Karnam St., or write W. H. BRILL. Dlst.
Pass. Agt., Illinois Central Railroad,
Omaha, Neb.
There's only one Stonecypher. He prints.
Monroe Coal and Feed Co., 807 N. 16th 8t.
Tel. 971.
t'H.lNUU OK TIME.
Vilwaake Railway Increases Xaatber
of Trains and ( kin Time.
Beginning today, 8unday, January 4. ths
Milwaukee railway Increases ita train serv
ice between Omaha and Chicago to three
Brst-closs daily trains each way. East
bound these trains leave the Union depot,
Omaha, aa follows:
No. t. Overland Limited, 8: OS p. m.
No. 6, Eastern Express, 6:45 p. m.
No. 4, Atlantie Express, 7:45 a. m.
These trains are all Bnely equipped with
palace aleeping cars, dlntug cars and free
reclining chair cars. "Thla Is the road
that bss the electric lights."
City office, 1504 Farnam street.
H. E. A E. Hubermsa. Furs remodeled
b4 repaired. 118 South lith 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. Workmatmhlp
and trimmings A 1. Bulta $20 to $40. Over
coats. $2a to $50. Trousers, $6 to $10.
DRESHER
OPEN EVENINQS. 1313 FARNAM
Telephone 1857.
TRAVELERS' TIME-SAVER
January Now on Sale.
Price 25c, or $2 a Year
The New and Up-to-Date
Railway and Hotel Guide.
Published by Travelers' Guide Co. at
17 U, 8. Nat. Bank Bids;..
OMAHA, - - NEBRASKA
A Beautlfal Calendar.
The Milwaukee Railway has published an
artiatie calendar for 1903. Six sheets, lOxU
Inches, of beautiful reproductions in colors
of pastel drawings by Bryson. Price. 25
rents. On sale at City Ticket Office, IbOe
Farnam street.
Try the Chicago laundry, 'phone 3u5.
A. B. Hubermann, only direct diamond
Importer In the west. Corner Thirteenth
and Douglas.
Callahan Printing Co. Call 985. 711 S. 16th.
Cbamberi'School of Dancing,17th A Doug
las. Classes forming for Jan. Tel. F. 1775.
Have Root print it.
DIKI).
Ll'DIXGTON Isabella Patterson Por'or,
of Horace Ludlnatoo, U. D., on Sat
urday. January 1, 11
Private funeral services will be held at
the house. Interment at Cincinnati. u.
Friends are requested nut to send flower.
TRACY Mar v, at her reelience. 13u4 Nor;h
- Twentv-stxth street, batjrcay morning,
January 1. l- l
Funeral Monday, January k. at t:Jft a. m.
from residence to fct. John's Cnllt-glate
church It I t. a Interment In Huly bap
ulcher veutvlery. JTneuoji lovllcd.
CORRECT 8TYL.RS FOR
W I.TER WEAR.
Any man who wears a pair
ot ur nuet has the salisiac
tlon of knowing that he wears a
shoe of correct style a shoe of
the latest shape, of the finest
finish and of the best material
that can be put into a shoe and
void for the price you pay us
for It. Whether It is a $3 50
shoe or a $5.U0 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 . special business to have
them that way a little better
value than any other at the
same price.
FRY SHOE
i5;&D0DGLAE0i
CO.
BE3D
B3XS8
MYERS-DILLON DRUG COMPANY
Sell All Kinds of Rubber Goods
v
r-r .'
"J.
FARNAM HOT
WATER BOTTLE.
Guaranteed for 1 year.
Two Quart 48c
Three Quart BSc
Postage 10c.
Write us for your wants. We keep everything in the Rubber Goods Hue,
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.,
16th and Farnam Streets
BIG VALUE
FOUNTAIN SYRINGE
Two Quart 4So
Three Quart C8o
Postage 15c.
EC
nn n7irrp
V J a r aT 111 -mrnm
Mm iyis
Cloaks Delayed by
Railroad Go.
$5,000 Worth Vomon's Coats and Suits De
layed in Transit by tho Railroad Co., Sold
to llayden's at 25c on tho Dollar.
This Fortunate Purchase of Stylish, Vcll Made Garments
Goes on Sale Beginning Monday-
Gold Crowns From S2,85 Spscial Prices
Work guarauteed 10 years. We are
here t star consult the professors
at onne.
Fillings from 25c
Set of Teeth from .... $3 .00
Teeth Extracted Free
Teeth Cleaned Free Soft Fillings Free
Small t barges for Material.
UNION DENTAL COLLEGE
Ineorported College
1522 Douglas, Room 4. Open till Pp. m. Sunday 10 to 4.
'"WRS'"e"sj
UP TO
A CERTAIN POINT
all overcoats are alike.
There they part company.
The difference between the
medium-length, full-cut, best-for-walklng
coats or the long,
luxuriously loose, fashionably
tu flint Tva unt mnk-
I nil v it L iiiuid w.u i. ' ' - - - n
in for .v, and the everyday, I
buy-'em-everywhere $25 over
coats Is marked.
In fit, . durability. Quality of
fabric and lluinR, In tailoring, in
flnlshlnK in every little detail
that adds cost to the making of
an overcoat, the ."MaeCartuy"
sort Is decidedly different from
any overcoat $35 will put you
Into anywhere 'round-about
Omaha.
MacCarthy Tailoring Co.
Phone 180!. 1710-12 Farnim St.
Bee Btd Oman..
If you are thinking
of fitting your home out Vlth
new fixtures gas or electric
come In and look over our ele-K-ant
line. We can please you.
F, M. Russell
313 South 15th St. Telephone 503
ATTENTION!
We want you to know that our drugs ere
strictly pjre and fresh, and that our stuck
is complete in all departments. We All pre
ertpili.ns promptly and with the greatest
of care. Our stock of perfumes, toilet
soaps and In fact all toilet articles la the
moat complete and quality the beat at the
very lowest prices.
e extend a happy New Year to all our
ltrj patrons and prlmooe a Christmas pres
ent to all l'J"3 patrons; tht is to say, we
alii uie you enough money on your pur
chases that you can aell afford to buy
yourself one. We nolK'it your patronage.
We want your business. Our prices sre
the lowest and niiatity the best. Drop in
an J have a hut drink.
J. M.Johnson
The Druggist,
702 N. 16th St.' Tel. 922
BROriO SELTZER
$1.00 Size, 60c
$1 Stuart's Dyspepsia 65c
iOc Stuart's Catarrh Tablets 35c
60c Cause's Catarrh Tablets 85c
D0c Ely's Cream Balm 30o
25c Kondon Catarrh- Jelly 15c
60c Kondon Catarrh 'Jelly 30c
fl Tarrant's Paste 6uc
26c rianten Capsules 15c
25c Brorao Catarrh Snuff 15c
60c Bromine 40c
50c Omega Oil 35o
25c Mennen's Talcum 10c
25c Rlcksecker'S Soap 15o
Glycerine, per pint 85c
BtroDg Amonia, per pint 10c
EVERYTHING AT CUT PRICES
Fuller Drug & Paint Go.
114 5. Mth Street.
WE SELL PAINT.
A PERTINENT QUESTION!
Have you evtr figured up how much
you pay out in a year for Misses'
and children's shoes? Have rou ever
figured up how much you might save
If you bought them right? We offer
you a chance In 1903 to save money
from our immenso line of Misses'
and Children's shoes.
We have a special in Box Calf with
Rock Oak eoles, a Arm last In sizes
5 to 8 at $1.25, S',4 to 11 at $1.60, 1114
to 2 at $2.00, women's sizes with
spring herli 2 to 6 at $2.50.
Hundreds of Children and Misses'
are wearing this same shoe and find
them money savers.
DREXEL SHOE CO.
Omaha's Ip-to-Date Shoe Homj
1410 PADNAM tTDFPT
-fife
mm
AM
Trousers
S3.50
No lore No Less
Coat
and Vest
SI2.50
No riore No Less
WE ASK YOU KINDLY DON'T
dismiss our offer with a wave of YOUH
HAND. 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 tailor 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.
OPEN EVENINGS.
C0LLAR
YOU'LL NEED
ICE TOOLS
NOW
REMEMBER WE ARE SOLE
AGENTS KOR THE CELEBRATED
Wm. T. Wood & Co.'s Tools,
AND CARRY THE ONLY STOCK
IN THE WEST
SEND FOR 1'AiJ CATALOGUE.
Jas. Morton &Son Go.
1M1 DdK Street.
Omaha, Neb.
HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
600 coats In all the new styles, Skinner's
satin lined, worth up to $15, sale price $2.90
600 women's skirts. In pedestrlenne and
dress skirts, worth up to $4, for $1.50.
100 suits worth up to $20, sale price $3.75.
300 Monte Carlo coats, sizes 32 to .40,
worth up to $12, sale price, $3.90.
Your choice of 700 Monte Carlos, short
and long garments, all colors, worth up to
$20, sale price, $9.90.
4 dozen women's dressing sacques, $1.50
quality, tor 75c.
100 dozen women's flannel waists, $iu
quality, for $1.00.
60 dozen women's flannelette wrappers,
$1.25 quality for 69c.
Big stock of women's skirts not yet
marked, will be put on sale Monday at
about bait price.
HAYDEM'S LIKEN SALE.
Sensationally Low Prices on Finest Lino of Ta
ble Linens and Muslin and Sheetings
Ever Shown in Omaha.
Big Spot Cash Purchase Direct From the Looms on Special
sale.
TABLE LINEN
64-Inch silver bleached all linen table
damask, regular 69c, on sale at 43c.
72-Inch silver bleached all linen table
damask, regular 75c. on sale at 69c.
68-Inch halt bleached German table dam
ask, regular $1, on sale at 75c,
72-Inch half bleached extra fine German
table damafk, sold regular at $1.40, on sale
at 98c.
, 72-Inch satin damask, regular $1.00, on
sale at 76c.
72-Inch satin damask, regular $1.60, on
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 damaisk,
regular $2.75, for $1.98. .
1,000 yards oil boiled, turkey red dam
ask, regular 40c, for 25c.
Fringed table cloths, regular $1.60, on
Bale at 98c.
for
for
for
Flnged table cloths, regular $2.00, oa
sale at $1.36.
Hemstitched table cloths, regular $2.00,
on sale at $1.48.
SHEETS AND SHEETING
81x90 bleached, ready-made sheets, with
a wide hem, regular 65c, for 39e.
8- 4 bleached sheeting, regular 17c,
15c. '
9- 4 bleached sheeting, regular 19c,
lGVic.
10- 4 bleached sheeting, regular 22c,
18c.
9-4 unbleached sheeting, regular 17c, for
14HC
42-inch bleached pillow casing, regular
12Hc, for 10c.
45-Inch bleached pillow casing, rrgul
13V4C for llHc
42-Inch bleached pillow tubing, regular
14c. for 12Hc.
45-Inch bleached pillow tubing, regular
15c, for 13c.
Remnants of table linen and toweling at
less than cost.
i
GREAT CLEARING SALE OF SILKS
Commencing Monday morning at 8 o'clock,
this great sale takes place. Former
prices and cost entirely Ignored In this
sale. Too mar.y silks. Prices rut to re
duce stock.
PURE SILK TAFFETAS, In colors, reg
ular 69c and 75c quality, at sensational
price of 29c.
FOR MONDAY ONLY
60 pieces of fancy velvets, corduroys, Ve
netians, metalics and printed velvet, plaid
velvets and others. There sell regularly
at 75c, $1.00 and $1.25, for Monday, all go at
sensational price ot 49c.
HAYDEN BROS.
New Train Service
BETWEEN
Omaha and Chicago
VIA THE
Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Ry.
BEGINNING
Today, Jan. 4
3 Daily Trains Each Way
City Office, 1504 Farnam St
F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
903
Blank
Books
(Tolephoao 1TM.)
Now is the time
to order your blank
books.
If you are In the market for a new
set of books send us a copy of same
and we shall be pleased to quote
you prices.
THE MOYER STATIONERY GO.
220-222 SOUTH I6TH ST.
Xputy Stats Tstsrtnajrlaa
food Inspector.
H. L RAUACCIOTTI, D. V. S.
CITY VETJCRINAJRIAN.
pfflos sjt4 Infirmary, 3th aa4 Masoa St
Omaha, Neb Tr It phono
Moat every Isdy Is more cr less
nervous and the trouble fre
quently occurs from partial
less of appetite which eveutually
causes a "run down" system.
Meti Beer tones ths appetite and
Imports vim and vigor. Every
family should keep a case on
band.
M KIT BH08. UHKWIXG CO.
Telephone 1IU. Omalia.
Or Jacob Neuinayer, Agents,
care Neumayer Hotel, Council
Mliifs. Iowa.
WHEN YOU BUY A
You are not paying for CHHOMO-s. .tcUUK.i, cKtE DEALS, ETC.. btit
for FINE QUALITY II ATANA TOBACCO. FQUALt. IMPOH TCI) CIGAR
T. &. WUCX MKRCAMTm CUilll CU. t Lsua. tTnlosj XUAm,
