So
TITE OMAnA DAILY BKKs WEDNESDAY,
JULY 1ft, 1903.
TAXES FOR STATE PURPOSES
Board "Will If ai at Lincoln Hext Monday
to Tix the Bate,
DOUGLAS COUNTY WILL BE BEPRESENTED
EaTert WUI Be Made te Bare) Rate
Flaed far TnU Cowaty tbat
W ill Be Ban I table with
Other Cowatlea.
The Board of Equalisation meet at Lin
coln Monday to fix tha levy for state pur
poses In tha various oountlaa of Nebraska,
and It Is expected that tha general levy
will be considerably higher this year than
last, as tha last legislature Increased tha
maximum amount which may be levied for
state purposes from TVs mills to H mills.
The meeting of the board la of consid
erable Interest to the various counties of
tha state for the reason that assessments
which are too high compared with assess
ments of like property In other counties
are her equalised for atata purposes by
varying tha levy. Last year the levy
varied from 4 mi 11a in tha case of Douglas
county to 7H mills in several counties
where, In the opinion of tha board, the
assessors had placed a very low valuation
upon tha property. Tha year previous
Douglaa county had paid tha limit for state
purposes and there waa no objection, for
tha reason that there had been little or no
attempt to secure an assessment In this
county for county purposes higher than
tha prevailing aaseaament in tha state.
Last year, however, tha assessment was
greatly Increased and tha county commls
si oners, at tha request of the Real Estate
exchange, sent a representative to Lin
coin, who by making a showing of the
facts had mills stricken from the Douglas
county levy for last year. This saved to
tha county, upon tha basis of last year's
assessment, about 176,000 and placed tha
property of Douglas county upon a much
' mora muI table baaia for state taxation
than It had been before for many years.
Doaglas Coanty Assessment.
This year a Ilka representation will be
made and it will be possible, in the opinion
of many of tha persons Interested In the
matter, to show that on an average the
assessed valuation of property In Douglas
county will approximate nearer 25 per cent
of Its true value than any lower propor
tlon. This high average la made up almost.
If not Quite, from the assessment of real
estate, although there are a number of
owners of personal property who firmly
believe , they have been assessed for at
least one-fourth of all tha property
,they own In tha county. The high
est average real estate assessment
comes from the Eighth ward, and
the Jowest, probably, from the
Ninth ward, although there are some com
paratively high assessments In the Third
ward, notably the First National bank
building, which is assessed at J62.000 for
county purposes, while assessed for city
purposes, on full valuation, at $230,000, or
a little more than four .times as much
for the latter as for the former; the Omaha
National bank building, which Is assessed
for exactly five times as much for city as
for county purposes, and the United States
National bank building, assessed for county
purposes at 133,000, against $130,000 for city
purposes, this being more than 26 per cent
of the real value aa found by the city
tax commissioner. Still! greater variations
are found in the outlying additions to the
city, where the county assessment fre
quently approximates 75 per cent of the
city assessment, and the city assessment
Is confessedly higher than the price for
which tha property could be sold at the
present time.
Lawyer Will Wake Ikowtag,
J. P. Braen, who will represent the
county, has written to the secretary of the
board, to ascertain what time the board
will consider the Douglas county assess
ment, anl will go to Lincoln to make the
required showing. In the light of the In
crease in the maximum rate of taxation
for state purposes It Is not believed that
the state levy will be any lower than It
waa last year, while there are fears that
It will be higher, not only in Douglas
county, but throughout the state, and the
(Torts of tha attorney probably will be
devoted, to maintaining an equitable ratio
between the rate for Douglas county and
that for the other countlea In the state,
regardless of the rate of last year. The
average, rate last year for all of the coun
tlea In the atate was approximately 6V4
mills, while for Douglas county It was 4Vs
mills.
Th RnaHl Coiapaay.
The best plane to buy your groceries
alwaya fresh, pure and reliable prims the.
lowest all our goods displayed with price
tickets on.
Sliced beef, glass Jar, 10a
Imported sardines, can, lOo.
Table syrup, can. Sc.
Ireserved blackberries, can, Bo.
Presto, for pastry, pkg., so.
SALMON SPECIAL.
Fancy steak salmon. H-lb. can, usual
price, 80 can.
Cigar special.
LILLIAN RUSSELL CIGARS,
I for 26a
rfT"1"-'-' ffTT-TTI
ELEVENTH STREET VIADUCT
Railroads Igaore notices to Repair
and City Pats t
Fences.
Rough and not particularly handsome
fences now adorn the north and south ends
of the Eleventh street viaduct, and at night
they are decorated with red lights In the
form of lanterns with the globes swathed In
a fair quality of carmlne-hued flannel.
Notices sent to the Union Pacific and
Burlington railroads to repair the vladuot
have not been heeded, and as the flooring
in a number of places has become so worn
and rotten as to be dangerous Engineer
Rosewatar ordered it cloead.
Residents of the south side sjid others
who use the viaduct are now expected to
give vent to their wrongs, and the matter
will probably come before the city council.
Under the law, as Anally decided by the
United States courts, the railroad com
panies must maintain this and other via-duots.
A BALD NEWBPAPKR MAR.
Getting a Ifew Crop of Hair, and Has
No Mora Dandruff.
Everybody in the northwest knows Colo
nel Daniel Searles, the veteran Journalist
and publicist of Butte. January 10, 1900,
the colonel writes: "I used a couple of
bottles of Newbro's Herplclde with marvel
ous results. The dandruff disappeared; a
new crop of hair has taken root, and the
bald spot is rapidly being covered." Her
plclde Is the only hair preparation that
kills the dandruff germ that digs up the
scalp In scales aa It burrowa its way to
the root of tha hair, where it destroys the
vitality of the hair, causlntt the hair to
fall out. Kill the dandruff germ, with
Herplclde. Sold by leading druggists.
Send lOo In stamps for sample to The
Herplclde Co., Detroit, Mich. Sherman &
McConnell Drug Co.. special agents.
B 13.(5 O
St Louis and return
via
The Wabash Railroad. Sold
July 18, 19 and 2a
Wabash city office,
1601 Farnam St.
Dramatic Entertainment,
The Oats City Amateur Dramatlo club
will give a domestio drama, in four acts,
entitled, "True Friends,". In Thurston
Rifles armory, 18th and Harney streets, on
Thursday evening. Curtain rises at 8:15.
Admission, adults, 26c; children under 10,
If accompanied by parents or guardian,
admitted free.
Quiet Summer Resorts Alonar tbe Lake
Shore Michigan gonthern Ry.
Is the title of a pamphlet that may aid you
lr. deciding the perplexing question of
"where to go" for your vacation. Copy may
be had by addressing M. S. Giles, T. P. A
Chicago, or C . Daly, cniez A. u. P. ,
Chicago.
s 13.00
Bt Louis and return
via
The Wabash Railroad. Sold
July 18, 19 and 2a
Wabash city office,
1601 Farnam St.
For Sale Due !!! on one of the best New
York City hotels at a good discount. Ad'
dress E M. care Omaha Bee.
PERMANENT WALKS ARE LAID
Ka CJty Contractor This Year and
Property Owners Act
Voluntarily.
More permits for permanent sidewalks
are being issued by the Board of Public
Works than during any July for a number
of years. Features of the work are that
many . property owners are voluntarily,
and on their own motion, laying walks,
and the increasing proportion of brick
being uaed In the construction of them.
One explanation of tha present rush is
that until a short time ago sidewalk as
well as building material was tied up on
account of the labor troubles. Owing to
the city being without an official paper
there is no permanent aldewalk contractor
for 1903 up to the present time. As soon
aa the advertising can be dona, and the
contract is awarded, there will be consid
erable work tor the contractor, and the
year in this Una will compare favorably
with any of its predecessors.
. Ten Risk Year Life
If yon neglect plies. They will causa fatal
diseases, but Bucklen't Arnica Salve posi
tively cures or no pay. 25o. For sale by
Kuhn Co.
Have Yon Ever Seen Niagara?
If not, your education has been neglected.
In going to Nsw York, Boston, or anywhere
east, make it a point to take the Mtchgm
Central, "The Niagara Falls Route." and
get stopover at the Falls. Send for illus
trated Bummer Tours, to Niagara Falls,
The Thousand Islands, St. Lawrence, Ad
Irondacks, Hudson river, Berkshlres, White
mountains. New England coast, Mackinac
island and the 800, etc. Send a red stamp
to O. W. Huggles, U. P. T. A., Chicago.
Call for City Warrants.
City Treasurer Hennlngs decided yesterday
morning to disburse another auo,uw or tno
taxes collected last month and therefore
Issued another call for city warrants.
It Includes these numbers: General fund.
620 to 1366: sinking fund. 41 to 68: Judgment
fund, 75 to 114; sewer maintaining fund, 130
to 176: park fund, 264 to 3yo: lighting fund.
45 to el; neaitn lunu, 110 10 iw; street clean
lng and sweeping runa. m to lot; euro,
gutter ana paving, zo to 00.
Methodist Camp Meeting.
Announcement has been made that the
annual Methodist camp meeting- at VVau
neta. Neb., will be held from July 80 to
AuKunt 10. Services on week davs will be
at z:so ana r:w o piock ana mere win De
three services on Sundays. The principal
evangelists will be Rev. S. B. Edmondson
of Liberty, III., who will have charge of the
services, and Kev. y. c. .carlln of Bridge
port, 111.
Will Do All This for torn.
Dr. King's New Life Pills puts vim, vigor
and new life Into every nerve, muscle and
organ of tha body, iry them. 25o. For
sale by Kuhn 4 Co.
J
The - tna ef American Watering
Plaeeo"
(The poetic name given to Atlantic City)
and other Atlantic sea coast resorts, are
reached from the west via the Lehigh
Valley Railroad.
8end X cent stamp to General Passenger
Department, Lehigh Valley Railroad, New
York, for Atlantic City booklet.
pedal Low Hate C'hantaaqna Einr.
slen Jnly 14,
Via Lake Shore Michigan Southern rail
way; 81400 for the round trip from Chicago.
Return limit 90 daya A handsome Chautau
qua book, with any Information desired,
may be had by addressing M. 8. Giles, T.
P. A.. Chicago, or C F. Daly, chief A. G. P.
A Chicago.
Reek Island Changes the Time.
The Rocky Mountain" Limited leaves
Omaha a 7:30 a. ra. for Colorado, Instead
of 8:60 a. m. And eastbound at 1:56 a. m.,
instead, of 1:09 a. m., commencing Jul (Uu
"TURNED OUT"
Several New Vehicles,
"STYLISH TURNOUTS,"
last few
eltlseaa.
Prices
baying.
days to Omaha
so low can't help
Quitting Business
and
Selling
every carriage and harness la
the honae.
DRUOND,
CARHIAGEM AM.
EIGHTEENTH AND HARNEY.
- iH?',..
Don't Forget
that the biggest slaughter sale of clothing
lurniBiiing goods, etc.. for men and boys'
wear ever held in Omaha positively opens
inursuay morning, July 16th. when the
Guarantee Clothing Co. will place on sale,
on the second floor of the building at 1618
1521 Douglas street, the stock of Sol Levi re,
formerly of Cedar Rapida Particulars
prices, etc., will be given In tomorrow
evening's paper. Watch for the quotation
01 me moat sensational low price ever
quoted In Omaha.
-" tltrn turn IH.M.
UNITED (STATUS liBHtiSITUHY.
riu uui. " R a w,m. - . -
t n.. rmMr
Clearing
Sale of JjO
summer
Shlrta
LlQJH
' . i m a a w m m vnn it n
Clearing;
Straw
hats
A Grand Clearing Sale
fyjen's Outing Suits
Tomorrow we offer great values In men's fine summer clothing at rlesr
ng sale. This Is without the slightest question the biggest clothing oppor
tunity of the year. Light summer suits at the very height of th ennnn ell
'ng at loss than half what you would have paid for them two weeks ago.
Every Summer
Suit Must Go
We Will Dispose of Every One In
Our Enormous Stock If Low
Prices Will Move Them.
Our stock of Outing Suits Is so large
and so varied that we can suit your
taste as well as fit you perfectly. These
suits are all new and only recently
rent to us from an enntern factory
that puts out only the finest grade
Outing Suits.
Men's $10 & $12
Outing Suits 4.75
Swell new Outing Suits that are
Just the thing for the warm days of
July and August they come in the
very popular homespuns, the light,
cheviots, the cool serges, the stylish
flannels, etc. A week or more ago
they were priced at $10.00 and $13.00
CLEARING SALE PRICE
JSik
Men's $15 and $18 Outing Suits $8.75
Here are the prettiest Outing Suits from our recent great
purchases of high grade summer suits made with the
shape-retaining fronts In all the latest shades for
stylish summer suits they were priced fifteen and
eighteen dollars CLEARING SALE PRICE.
Choice of ROOER5, PEET & CO.S finest two-piece Outing- 0
Suits a magnificent showing 1 m. XJ
Your ohoice of all tho ROGER, PEET & CO.'s finest Sum- 4Q fC
mor Suits In the house nt Lzr JJ
Our Greatest Pants Sale
2.50
Summer weight Trousers all light., well tailored garments
very suitable for dressy summer wear these
Trousers were worth up to six dollars CLEARING SALE
price
71. H. 3ntnhia & Ourt 21. "ST. Sratifcri & on
as c- - l - t - - m fc. . - v r
Smoke Omaha's Finest
So. Cigar the.'
an iTinir i i ..in
ini" i' i " i i ini.ii ii
E f w 'V
II .If V" KEY
I 1 I ? " WEST
V - CIGAR
sO' Park A Telford-
Mt Favorita 15 sizes.
S. Rodrigues Charles
tne Great 12 aiaes.
Enuello Lopes Lord Temple 10 size.
Tel. 1BUO for a box. We
W. F. Stoecker Cigar Comp
deliver I f
ipatty I J
Street Railway Pay Checks
-AND-
Postoffice Pay Checks
Will be cashed at our bank. We
v open accounts for one dollar
or more and pay 4 per cent in
terest. Certificates of deposit is
sued for 3, 6 or 12 months, bear-
i
ing 4 per cent interest.
J. L. Braudeis & Sous,
; BANKERS.
SCIK.10LLER
MUELLER.
1313 FARNAM 8TREET.
Great
CLEARING SALE
PIANOS
Goes on With Unabated
Vigor.
Marvelous success has attended
the first half of our annual July
Piano Clearing Snle. Nearly twice
as many sold as usual. It's
Fairly Staggering
It's iust a little the blftgest and
best piano sale the good city of
Omaha has ever seen.
Wc Sacrifice Profits
You Reap the Harvest
These pianos were not made to
sell cheap they're not "chopped-out-with-an-axe
affairs" but in
clude the most desirable styles of
the most celebrated standard makes
and the prices they are
Simply Amazing
Read Them
$200 Pianos for ,...120
$300 Pianos for $180
$350 Pianos for $210
$400 Pianos for .$240
$450 Pianos for . .$270
$500 Pianos for $300
On Terms of Nothing
Down and $5 a Month
THREE BIG STORES
Omaha
Lincoln Council Bluffs
s23?f
II XI
When you wear summer clothes you
should wear summer shoes
OUR CANVAS TOP
WELT SOLE SHOES
are cool, neat and durable. Suffice
to say they are
ONIMOD
and when
ONAMAN
Tou know what that means.
SOLID COMFORT
ALWAYS
03-60 and S2.50
Regent Shoe Go.
205 So. 15th St.
We close at o'clock Wednesday, July 15th,
l at which tine oar
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
Sale on our crips and auit cases closes.
Investigate right away If you
desire a real, genuine bargain
Telephone 1058. Repairing Doue
IAHATRUilKFACTORY- fansi
TOES UP OR ON THE
RUN!
That's the (lx we have tha bedbugs and
cockroachea of Omaha In with our sure
death. We have yet to find a complaining
patron, but we have plenty of enthusiastic
ones who are more than grateful for the
relief tliey have received. Tou see,
this preparation Is in liquid form and
ovry bug it touches is silled instantly, and
when the liquid evaporates a CHYSTAUN
(Is that o. k., Charley?) powder is left
and butts won t slay near this, so that ail
untouched bugs are chasel away. So don t
you see they are either TOES UP OR ON
THK Kl'N? It come In four size, vis.:
Pints, lie; quarts. 2iev half gallons. 600, an!
rallons, 90o. A nire pint oil can with long
HiMunt free with 6ic or 90c Ue, or 5c extra
with 15c or c slse. We deliver everything
o sell, any plate In city, free, from 7 a. m.
10 10 p. m.
OPEN ALA. NIGHT.
GHAEFER'S
CUT PRICB
DRUC1 STORE
Two 'Paoaea 74T a TVT.
ic:i aa CklMgs troota, Ossaka,
full sei oi Teem $3,00
Gold Crowns from $2.85
Work done I This OfTCr
'T.'i.1 Good Until
JulylO.
to Inoreaxe our clinic, we want'
woman and child to have their
teeth examined by tha 1'ro-
fessora Work guaranteed 10
ycaru. Incorporated under
Htata I -aw.
FREE
In order
every man.
(Si
FUiiagstraai 29c Tseta Extracted FREE
AluailouBi Pistes frosi 9. bridge erk Irea 2.8
UNION DENTAL COLLEGE
OP PAINLESS DENTISTRY.
liljaMftu. Stxa taa Ul t. isa4 aj lis.
Matsssssjsj
i
Anybody can
catch bass
....IN THH....
MINNESOTA LAKES
BEST REACHED BT
ILLINOIS .
CENTRAL R, R.
GI2.50 VklWU
Dally during July,
August and September.
Talk wltb us at
1402 Para am SCrsol.
OMAHA
W H. BRILL
IT HDlst. Pass. A cent.
ii1
THK HKI.IAIII.K KTUHli.
nr
111!
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mi
Tltto IIKL1AUL1S STOKE.
July Sale Wednesday in Great Domestic Roota
Now the proat Rlaujililor sale of summer goods is on, and we.
defy any other house in the eountry to make suoh prices on this
class of stuff at this time of the year.
Compare These Prices The Great 10c Sale.
25c COLORED WASH GOODS. 10c.
Imported Scotch mndrnwos. nrfntnl
piques, gephyrs and chnrahrnys. corded
India linens In plain Wno and black,
Irish dimities nnd French batiste, preat
variety of styles nnd strictly fast col
orswere 25c now 10c.
20c COLORED WASH GOODS, Bc
Tlaln black India linens, corded ba
tiste, light colored grounds with dark
hair line stiiDes. nrlnten PronM, K,i0t
and .vlss muslins were 20c now 8Vic.
15c COLORED WASH GOODS, Cc.
Assorted colored ehambrav srlneliams.
fine printed Swiss siren rwlln at4
French batiste, nil utrWiv lour ctrlnit
and fast colors were 15c now flvic.
12c COLORED WASH GOODS, 5c.
Irish printed dimities. Scotch nrlntetl
lawns and remnants of all of our 12'ic
wash goods, including yard wide per
cales, seersucker ginghams, etc. were
1ZV4C now oc.
7c MUSLINS, 34c
From Transportation Company, Hay-
den's bought one carload of flnt vard
wide bleached muslin, WET ON END,
otherwise perfect worth 7ic on sale
Wednesday at 3c a yard.
$2 TURKEY RED TABLE CLOTHS,
75c.
Martha Washington oil boiled turkey
red cloths, 24 yards long, Mime i
slightly mussed but most of them peT
fevt. pretty patterns, guaranteed fnst '
colors 12 values on rale Wednesday
at 75c.
12Vic LONSDALE CAMRRIC. Be.
From Transportation Company, wo
received 10 cases of ionsdnle cambric,
long mill ends, most of it perfect, worth
12VjC per yard as long as It Inst at
lie a yard.
12 yds ENGLISH LONG CLOTH, fl.OS
Will place on sale Wednesday morn
ing, 2 cases fine Imported English long
cloth, yard wide, worth 15c at 12 yds.
for i.oa
, "t
25c WHITE GOODS, 1V
One big square 40-lneh India llnon,
40-Inch lawns, 40-lnch organdies, mer
cerized mulls, Leno stripe dimities, etc.,
long mill ends not a yard worth less
than 25c at 10c a yard.
50c TABLE LINEN, 25c
On sale Wednesday morning, citra
heavy Scotch table linen and snow
white damask, 50c values nt 25c a yard
00c READY-TO-USE SHEETS, -lc
Linen finished blenched theets, sb.e
214 wide, 'ln long, UOc quality on sale
Wednesday lit 4l!'ic.
Uayden's Shoe department is now having the most successful
shoe sale ever held in Omaha.
The purchase lately made of two splendid shoe factories at less
than half wholesale cost', makes it dead easy to give bargains in
shoes.
ram
FM1
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ALBERT EDHOLIY1, JEWELER
107 N. I6TH ST., OPP. POST-OFFICE
HIGH GRADE RAILROAD WATCHES
17, 21, 23 and 24 Jeweled watches of the best American makes, Adapted to the
uiuBk cAti;uii8 wine avrviue. jveaBUiiituifj in price, union fUClnC WaiCri Inspector.
dottle:
SDarkllnr sorlnc water ear- tsr
thm nnlv hr mails frnm tjtire
fully brewed thoroughly aced finest auality orlvats brand.
nstlTn4 ts anr part of Omsha, Council BloBi or South Omaha.
Order a cas, from JETTER BREWING CO.
0 Hugo F. BILZ, 1324 Douglas Street Telephone IS42
or LEE MICHELL, Wholesale Dealer, Council Bluffs. Tel. 80
IS
It is beneficial to ail,
For young- and old, sick or healthy Stors Blue Ribbon beer Is good
for everybody. Why? Because, It Is an absolutely PUREJ beert No
purer Ingredients of healthglvlng qualities are found In any other beer.
The great demand for Stors Blue Ribbon beer 26,000 BOTTLES DAILY.
Is the best proof of Its great value not alone as a refreshing, palatable
beverage, out as a great neaitn ionic.
Bottled at Brewery only.
STORZ BREWING CO.,
Telephone
1260.
COI'NCIIj BLUFFS OFFICK 33 West Broadway.
W. A. WELLS, Agent.
We Clean
China Silk,
Mull, organdie and alpaca dresses and
make them look just like new. It
makes no difference how much lace
and other trimmings are on them, we
will not Injure them In any way. All
work gunrantsed In every respect.
Ooods called fur and delivered. Ask
for a price list.
L E PAI1T0RIUI.1
OMAHA,
407 So 15th Et
Tel. 0G3
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Bast Agrlsaltarai Weakly.
7
The Bee build
ing has nat
ural adyen-
Move where
m . m g tagea, whloh make It
IT IQ Cfl ft I oooBr than any other
II, VVTVra 0mahaomc9 building.
It 1 protected on the west from the eourohlng
afternoon tun; the breeze has every opportun
ity to find It, no matter what direction It bio we.
It's white walled court, with lta marble foun.
tain, not only pleases the eye, but was de
signed by the architect to give perfaot ventlla -
tlon to every o ffice.
A very attractive efflce gulte
ound floor na a very win
proor vauii.
en the
burglar
raMhier
.mini., ln.Ht1M. With
private ornce, at Sf0 per
month. Borne splendid
rooms from 110.00 to fui.OO
per month on the fourth
and fifth floor.
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