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rrnc omaita daily tv.v. Thursday, may is. 1005.
HEED WILL APPLY ME LAW
County AMessor Sends Deputies to List
Fraternal Societies' Securities.
CORRECTS WRONG REPORTS FROM LINCOLN
DM Xot "ay nen'otle. Wnnl.l Hesitate
to Fainil Order or that A.ses
ori Shonld tomtroe
the
"I have no alternative in the matter;
the only thing for me to do In to go ahead
and assess the property, and that Is what
I am doing."
This In what County Assessor need had
to nay regarding the enforcement of the
order-of the State Hoard of Equalisation,
Issued upon the basis of an opinion from
the attorney general that the securities
of fraternal associations and societies
should be taxed.
"I am today sending out my deputies to
begin this work," added Mr. Reed. "I have
no discretion In the matter at all. The
state board issued the order and I am to
obey the mandate. The county board, per
haps, can knock Out the work, butiot I."
After reading In The Bee Wednesday
morning the special dispatch from Chatta
nooga that the Woodmen of the World, in
sovereign camp, had adopted resolutions
providing for the removal of their national
headquarters from Omaha to another city
and state should "taxation become unjust,
excessive and oppressive In Nebraska," Mr.
Reed said:
"I think the Woodmen mean what they
say. Why not? What are they going to
do with a $2,000,000 assessment?"
As to whether or not he regards the fra
ternaln as charitable Institutions and not
subject to taxation, Mr. Reed reserves an
opinion. Since, In his Judgment, the dis
cretionary power in this case Is not his,
but the state board's, ho deems it not
his duty to express an opinion as to the
statu of the orders.
Lincoln Reports All Wrong;.
As to the reports that have come from
Lincoln regarding what he did and said
when In conference with the governor and
the state board Tuesday, Mr. Reed wishes
to make a correction or two. He is quoted
as having said to the board that. In his
judgment. It would be difficult to enforce
this order "because of the attitude of the
deputies."
"That is foolish," said Mr. Reed. "I
never thought of saying such a thing.
What I said was that the difficulty would
come in securing statements from the par
ties to be assessed. The deputies have no
discretion or feeling in the matter, other
than to do what they are bidden by the
law to do. Such talk is simple."
He Is further quoted as having said he
believed the construction of the law as to
what constituted a charitable institution
should be left to the assessors.
"This Is precisely what I did not say,"
asserted Mr. Reed. "I emphatically stated
that this power was lodged in the board
and I asked the board. In fact, to make
its construction and give me specific in
structions. It did neither. It simply In
formed me that the order was issued and
I was to enforce it."
Corrects Bad Blunders.
One of the Lincoln papers in particular
made considerable ado over the alleged
sayings and doings of Mr. Reed before
the board and with the governor, but Mr.
Reed said:
"The real mission which took me to Lin
coln was overlooked. . The papers in Lin
coln did not rind out what I really went
down for. As for my conference with
the governor on this assessment matter
it lasted the length of time that it re
quired us to walk from his private office
to the door, so you see it was not much
of a conference on that subject.
"Now, then, I went to Lincoln, primarily
to ask the board for power and Instruc
tion to assess, for city purposes, the
ground on which the Union Pacific shop
buildings stand, as well as the buildings on
which we levy something like an assess
ment of $000,000. But the board failed to
give me any definite answer. I don't know
what it will do. We bught to be allowed
to take out ' this' lana from the right-of-way
assessment of the railroad."
Al Attack of Cross Warned Off.
"Our little girl, two and one-half years
old, woke up-coughing with the croup one
evening recently. We happened to have
some of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on
hand and gave her two doses of it. She
went back to sleep and woke up next morn
ing without a trace of cold. It is certainly
a great medicine," ' says A. J. Lugtnblll,
editor ot Star. Villa Rica, Oa. An attack
of croup can always be warded off by giv
ing this remedy as soon as the croupy
cough . appears. It has been In use for
many years and has never been known to
fail. It contains no opium or other harm
ful drug and may be given to the smallest
child with perfect confidence.
Mortality Statlaltca.
The following births and deaths have
been Teported to the Bdard of Health dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon
Wednesday: A
Births I. Rlbach, 30 North Twelfth, girl;
Grant Belteleman, North Twenty-fifth, be
tween Parker and Blondo, girl; George
Porter. 621 South Sixteenth, girl.
Deaths None.
Car a of Thanks.
The undersigned desire most respectfully
to thank the members of the Land Wehr
Veretn, the German Veterans and the
many friends for the kindness shown and
assistance rendered during the Illness and
death of our beloved husband and father,
Mr. William Soalpporett
MRS. ELISB SCHIPPOREIT AND FAM
ILY. .
QDmOD
IShoeaforMen
A man put hla noaay
and hi ti Into oaw abut
aa often aa tiacaaaary.
How ofta, dopandt oa tha
hoaa. Antmod ahoaa gtv
tUa styla, fit aod wear,
aad ara tha aqual la vtlua
at tboaa aold la ordinary
torn at s aud 14. Tfray
aU ("AUaor to WtaiV')
lor
$3.50 $2.50
Trr tbenu Mill oroar
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THURSDAY
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THURSDAY 1
A Great Purchase of Ladies' Smart Stylish
Silk Suits bought at a rare bargain from
Eureka Mfg. Co., 1416 Wooster St., N. Y.
Ladies'"' Silk Suits, $6.98
ilk suits will lead the fashion this year and we have
brought this opportunity to shoppers by stylish and up-to--r-ryJl
date BUit9 right at the
Mric5S', . season's opening, at iuat
about. half the price you will
have to pay later.
The suits are all this soa son's new
styles plain aud changeable taffetas
newest and swcllest spring shades,
Including the novelty shades that will
be extremely popular this season
made with shirred sleeves and yokes
and wide tailor pleats, girdles, etc.
All made to
pi
foil
at
6
98
-skirts worth up to $8.50 and tlO,
eell for this
spring's fash
ionable trade
at $12.50 and
$15 Thvrs
day choice at
Walking Skirts New spring and sum-'
roer styles, plain and novelty mix
turesnow style features y QP
a regular 14 skirt, at. JO
Novelty Golf Skirts All the swagger
new ideas in side panel pleats, box
pleats, eto the most charming nov
elties found this spring A CQ
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Millinery at Modest Prices
THURSDAY SPECIAL Dress and Trimmed Hats
A new lot brought forward from
our workrooms they are bright
and stylishly trimmed in the
latest ideas just f
the sort of a swell j f if
hat. vaii uroillrt Pv- Ajr
j
pect to pay 5 for
at
1
The New Street Hata
Stunning early summer Ideas the be
coming new Sailors, trimmed with sashes,
flowers, etc. every bright, new style In
soft braids hats for outing, tailored hats,
etc. at
$1.50, $2.98, $3.98
COOKING BY ELECTRICITY MAIN FLOOR, ARCADE
n li 111 fli Mi i I'd "'"' I iimiiii iimiim iirff.mii -
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE RETAIL MILLINERY HOUSE IN OMAHA
v.
Enormous Cut Price
Millinery Sale Thursday
Over 2,000 Beautiful Picture
Hats to choose from at $3.50,
$5.00, $6.75 and $8.75.
Every Hat in the house reduced in price
Buy Millinery Right
1508 Douglas St.
21
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J OMAHA WEATHER REPORT h J
"rjT?- - Thursday Fair. - j
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SUPERIOR QUALITY-FINEST WORKMANSHIP
FOR
MEN and WOMEN
AT
$2P. and $3903
RUSSIA TANS, PATENT COLTS, ViCI KIDS and VELOUR CALFSKINS
bur btvim Art run aii't aataar mmm Tham sit
T. B. (MORRIS'
1517 DOUGLAS.
ASK FOR CREEN TRADING STAMPS.
lWOH i
ieto'
Going to Sea
by Rail
Reads like a fairy tale, but Is an accomplished fact One
of the most Interesting and difficult feats of railroad engl
neerlng wus the buWtinjr of a bridge across the waters
of Great Salt Lake. This Is one of the sights for passen
gers on their trip to
CALIFORNIA
OVER THE
UNION PACIFIC
' I sure your ticket rtodt over thit lint
Imjulre at
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 1324 FAR NAM ST.
phone 316.
Thursday 'Moi$ the Millinery
Misses' duck and pique out
ing hats in roll brim and
flat sailor shapes, velvet
ribbon and ornament trim
ming, really a $1.50 value,
Thursday will go
Misses' Lingerie hats, ready
to-wear, top made of em
broidered muslin with
shirred facing
$3.98 value, for. .
That Exclusive
"Sinclair" Hat at $5.00
Were Its value tabulated as com
p petltors seem to tabulate values,
It's a $15.00 hat It's more It's an
exclusive "Sinclair" creation. This means that Its duplicate does not ex
ist It's In all styles, shapes, Ideas and modes, embroidered polo-turbans,
flarlnjr dress shapes and Tuscans; a hat patterned after the
reigning styles of Tarls and London, and Improved by our own artists'
little touches; no two alike, that one hat nobody else may
wear, Is yours Thursday for
2.49
5.00
Dorothy Dodd Shoes for Women
Combine Graceful Design, Faultless
Fit and Moderate Price. :: :: ::
Bervnett's Big Grocery
Money saved on all purchases In our
grocery section.
Fifty ($6.00) Green Trading Stamps
with five pounds Tapioca 35o
Twenty ($2.uu; Ureen irading Stamps
with can Diamond "S" Fruits yo
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
with two cans Pumpkin 2uc
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
two cans grated Pineapple 200
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
f round can Bennett's Capitol Bak
ng Powder-....., 24o
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
three-pound can splendid table
Syrup 12Mio
Ten ($1.00) Qr&en Trading Stamps with
package Gusto Breakfast Food, with
cup or saucer 15o
Vegetable and
Flower ' Seeds,
package ...SHo
Grass Seed, large
package .....18a
Oil Sardines,
can t u.. 4o
Corn, 8-lb. can. 60
Salmon, pound
can 10c
Potted Ham,
can 4c
Tomatoes, 3-lb.
can 7o
BENNETT 3 (CAPITOL, EXTRACTS
'(Best Made.)
Ten (1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
two. ounce .bottle 18c
Twenty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps
with four ounce bottle 33o
BENNETT'S CANDY SECTION.
Thirty ($3.00) , Green Trading Stamps
with pound box Bennett's Special
Chocolate Creams 25c
Specials in
Hardware Section
Thirty ($3) Green Trading Stamps
with Sereen Door. $1.75, Tftr
$1.50, $1.25, 9.8c and
Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps
with any Screen Window tn
Frame, prices up from tl L
Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps
with 50-ft. Sash Cord QKA
Clothes Line OUC
Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps
with 50-ft Braided Cot- CiAn
tou Clothes Line C
Forty ($4) Green Trading Stamps
with any galvanized Wash AQn
Tub, 72c, 04c, 56c and -tOL
Double Green Trading Stomps on
Lawn Mowers, prices and styles
to suit everyone, prices ' () OR
up from .00
Double Green Trading Stamps on
all Ice Cream Freezers, all sizes
In White Mountain, Arctic and
Wonder.
Made ot Polished Oak
Weighs Just Three Pounds
Indispensable in the nursery
does away with many an
noying features in the care of
the little one. Can be instant
ly and easily attached or re
moved from any H C
closet Beat . J
1 Furniture Section, 3d Floor.
FISH! FISH! FISH!
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FRESH CAUGHT FISH.
LARGEST 6ELECTION IN THE CITY OF FRESH AND SALT FISH
SPECIAL FISH SALE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Fresh Trout Qir I White Bass-dressed im
pound V3k pound
Bull Heads 1;lr Dressed nurraio o
, pound ... "-w
FISH 8ECTION BASEMENT.
pound
THE BENNETT COMPANY
Great Sate of
Embroideries
Friday. See
16th Street
window.
(HI REL14BLB tTOKB.
Great Sate of ..v
Friday. See
Uth Street
window.
MONEY SAVING PRICES
A MA IS J I DO ED
Nowadays, to a large e stent by his appearance modern civilization
decrees that he Bhould cultivate a prido which will prompt him to
keep himself neat.
Shabbily dressed persons are found today !n the rear of the
procession.
A chap or dilapidated trunk or grip is even worse than poor
clothes.
If you need a trunk, traveling bag or suit case, buy it of us and
you will get the best for a nominal price.
We have the largest assortment In Omaha and manufacture our
own stock, therefore we can save you money.
OMAHA TKIVK F4.CTOHY. 12M Farnara Street.
THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE
KVriia more than roses to make her Kraduatlnn com
plete. She would much rather have something from our
store that she could keep. A handsome Brooch, Bracelet,
Neck Chain and Locket, Ring, Umbrella, Fountain Pen
In fact, we have hundreds of pieces she would rather
havt than roes. Spend a few minutes In our store,
Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
UK PougUa Street.
A large corner room with a vault
new hardwood floor newly deco
rated together with a smaller room
next to it if desired. The only large
room vacant in The Bee Building
, so' don't procrastinate.
Ask' for a QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO !
npiT ntr AUSE To it. "OT paring for kill fcr. Inn patattMC, look.
?T-?i7.f. tuit forKlV 41 nail ' Ht Tok.rro, Etifil, Im.rt.4
ilia.! knirt U tL. Italto by r.m. XU UM.HU. CJ8AU CO, J-
m Si' l.lll It.
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IN WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR OARMKNTR THURS
DAY. Newest s tylcs, best qualities, at lowest prices to bfl
found In the wes t. in justice to yourself see these gar
ments before bu vlng.
LADIES' 811, K 8U1TS-Made of splendid fiiiHy of taffetn.
In great variety of stylish new designs; garments nvirio by
the best manufacturers to Sell at $IS.0O to Q
fc.iv 00; we secured them at a bargain and
offer you your choice at v-rvr
HANDSOME TAILOR PUIT8 In etamlnes, Sicilians
Panamas your choice of 475 garments, 4 C f
our regular $18.00 to fcS.OO suits, I T I I
Thursday at liW
BILK TAILOR SUITS The most handsome line ever shown
In the city, very special values at lV00. IB rr
$.V.00. fc. 60 and lO.UU
FOR THE SUMMER SUIT fashion's fancy favors white,
and Indications are that this will be a seasnon of white;
anticipating this demand we now have an enormous stock
of white suits. In prodlpnl variety of stvle nml fabric, most
enticingly priced at $J5.00. $.00, $18.50. $15.01 J ttf
$llRrt. $10.00 and....'. .OU
WOMEN'S SKIRT RARGAINS Another
lot of all wool accordion pleated skirl.
all colors, gold everywhere at $5.00 O OQ
our social price Thursday VO
WOMEN'S SKIRTS-In Panamas, Sicilians,
Voiles, Silks and Linens, made to A OSt
sell at $7. $8 and $10, special
WOMEN'S SAMPLE RKD1NGOTE3
Worth up to , choice of 75 gar- O Ef
ments, at tJi, $ao, $18, $15 and loU
$5.00 Silk Coats at $2.98.
$0.00 Underskirts at $3.98.
and IM KNJ Afi ': T! f
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GREAT SNAPS IN LADIES' WAISTS.
Beautiful Linen W'aluts at in m tK (V ti
$2.98, $1.98. '
Fine Lawn and Silk Waists at $i:.O0,
J1A.O0. $7.60, $5.00, $.1.98 and $2.98.
Pongee Jap and Linen Waists, In white and
colors, $3.00 values, special at $1.49.
Dressing Sacques nnd Ktmonaa, great
values, at from $1.00 to $5.00.
Children's White Dresses, In daintiest de
signs, at $1.25, $1.50, $2.50, $2.98, $3 60, $3.S.
Women's $2.00 Waists at 86a
EARLY SHOPPING INDUCEMENTS
FROM 8 TILL 9 A. M.-$3 50 Wash Suits at
ROM 8:30 TILL 9:30 A. M. Women's Dressing Sacques at
FROM 9 TILL 10 A. M.-Women's Wash Underskirts at
...3a
... SS.
Thursday Millinery Specials
$9.00, $8.00, $7.00 Trimmed Hats $4.08
ThurnrlHy we offor your choice of three hundred find fifty trimmed hats, every
hat this Benson's shape nnd mode of the richest materials, such us mallnes,
silk braids,' laces and silk flowers, not a hat in the lot sold heretofore less
than seven dollars. On our front bargain table in millinery A OR
department, Thursday, at ft.JO
$5.00, $4.00, $3.00 Trimmed Hats $1.98
One hundred and sixty-five Ladies' Trimmed Hats, that have become slightly
mussed from handling. We place them on sale Thursday on bnrgaiu f QQ
table, worth up to five dollars, at.. I.J'O
TWO HOUR MILLINERY SPECIAL
FROM 9:00 TO iiiOO
$2.00, $1.50, $1.00 Trimmed Street Hats 25c
Ladies and Misses' Trimmed Street Hats, all this season's make, .worth m
to f 2.00. From 9 to 11 Thursday m ornlng, P
at ZJC
GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES ,.
Keaucmg rrices, to Keauce Our immense Stock
48 lb. sacks Fancy High Patent Minne
sota Flour $1.48
The best hand picked Navy Beans, lb., Sc
ine oest feari rapioca. per id 3c
The best Breakfast Oatmeal, per lb 2vc
The best Sago, Barley or Farina, lb., 3Hc
Choice Japan Rice, per lb 3o
10 bars Swift's Pride, Beat 'Em All, or
White Paris Laundry Soap 25c
The best bulk Laundry Starch, per lb., 4c
Bromangelon, Jellycon, Fruit Puddlne or
Jello, a package ...7c
Quart cans Golden Table Syrup 7Vic
1 lb. Jar pure Fruit Preserves 7Hc
Newport Flakes, per package 10c
Dr. Price's, Egg-O-See, Xcelo or Malta ,
Vita, per package jir.
Fancy Sweet California Prunes, per'ib U
Fancy 3 crown Muscatel Raisins, per lb 4
English Cleaned Currants, per lb 7V44
On Time Yeast, per package ' Ja
Toilet Soap, 5 cakes In bar ! 74a
FRUIT, FRUIT, FRUIT.
I-arge, Juicy Seedless Lemons, per doi.. 10o
Fancy, large Highland Navel Oranges,
Per do jno
Fancy Fard Dates, per lb ion
3 measures fresh roasted Peanuts 10a
Fancy Colorado white clover Honey,
per rack joo
Fancy, large, ripe Bf.nanas, per dos.... l2o
Fancy, large, ripe Pineapples, each 7o
HAVDER) BROS.
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EFFECTIVE
SUNDAY, MAY 14
rats. Si'. LU11S,
Children' and Misses'
White Canvas Shoes
Will be more popular this season
than ever. We have Just received
a shipment of six different lines for
Misses . Childen s ana infants'
wear, and will sell them at the fol
lowing prices:
Infants' sizes. 2 to 5 f 1.00
Children's sizes, to 8 $1.25
Children's sizes, 8Vi to 11,
$1.M) and $1.75
Misses' sizes, 11 h to a.
$l.f0 and $2.25
The above are all imtton snoes-
We also have a full line of Oxford
Ties. '
Drexel 3hoe Co.
1419 Fartiam St.
Omaha'. Cp-to-Dat Shoe House.
ASK FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE.
LOWE BROS.'
High Standard Paint
Stands for the best that Is made In
PAINT
Takes less and wears longer than any
other palfet. We handle their entire line of
paints, etc., exclusively In Omaha and guar
antee It to be tne best in every way. If you
are thinking of painting this spring let us
figure with you.
PER QAIXOX CAX S1.0
PER 6-GALI.OX CAM..... T.7B
We carry everything In the paint line.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
PAINT DEPARTMENT
1614 Harnoy 'Prion 3425
We deliver free to all parts of the city.
FJERVAPJ TABLETS
Indue, nstful tttp. Core NervoutneM, Stomach,
Kidney ud Blsddrr troubles, sod produce Fmuip
seal, 6traog(b snd Vluiiir
Mold by ItraggUta.
By mail. l.l)0; or llirto koxn, $2.7H
Also NERVAM LAXATIVE PILLS ZJets.
kor uMii.Tsuieis.eneloH lOceni to
Tb. Snvu Tablet Co. t inelanatL O.
.al. F B.atoa Drug Co.. lBth au4
raraasa. Utuaba. aaa ait drisslit.
HTill inaugurate a new fast
daily train between Omaha
and Colorado on the follow1
ing schedule:
WESTBOrWD.
Lv. Omaha Today b:5S p. m.
Lv. Lincoln , Today 10:18 p. m.
Ar. Denver Tomorrow 11:46 a. m.
Ar. Colorado Springs " 11:46 a.m.
Ar. Pueblo " 1:10 p.m.
EASTBOIND.
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Lv. Pueblo Today 1:08 p.m.
Ar. Colorado Springs.. Tom' w 2:30 p. m.
Ar Denver " 2:16 p. m.
Ar. Lincoln " (:00 a.m.
Ar. Omaha 7:26 a.m.
Through Pullman Equip
ment and dining car service.
The Ifoeky Mountain Lim
ited will continue to leave
Omaha at 7:20 a. m. and the
Denver Express at 150 p. m.
as at present.
Low excursion rates to
Colorado on sale daily on
and after June 1st.
For further information
call or write
F. P. RUTHERFORD,
Division ' Pasgangar Agnt.
TRUSSES
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Elastic
Stocking
Batteries
Supporters
Rubber
Goods
Deformity
liraees
We bare craft
L own factory and
.-J five prsooal
t tton to
FITTINO
TRUSSED
For Men,
Women an4
CblldreoJ
GAe II. J.
Pcnfold!
Company
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