TITE OMATTA DAILY RET!: WEDNESDAY, ArixIL' ID, 1003.
LIQUOR IDR THE INDIANS
Brewer Decision OpenB Way to Prevent tho
Customary Prosecution.
STATE ALONE HAS POWER TO REGULATE
Police Tower ol Federal (ifrnnif nt
Don ,ot I'.Krnd o Indiana Who
Haw Heeome tMlarim of
the I nllrd Stales.
The full text uf the derision of the.
nuprrmo cmirt of the United States In
referenee to the unit of liquor to Indian
fillotfcD of la:icl lias, been received at tha
office of I'nited States llntritt Attorney
ItHXter from Vnnhlngtun.
The decision grows out of a case coming
to the 1'nlted ritntea supremo court from
Kuiifur, In the matter of an Hppllcutluti
f'ir h writ of hnbms corpus of Albert HelT,
who wan convicted imd sentenced for
Helling two iiuurts of beer to a Klckapoo
Indian named John HutWr. The decision
occupies several cloudy printed piigeH,
which are larKely taken up with flotations
from the lawn beurlng upon the sale of
liquor to Indians and thrir civil and tribal
Hutus. Tho gist or the decision Is em
(indled in thrso tonus, expressed by Justice
iirewir:
tvtiy Indian born within the territorial
limns of mo i inieu biaie.i to whom allot
ment sliau nuu bm-ii inane, is Aeieoy
ueclareu to bu a f.-itmen ol the- unne.i
blates and is eiiuiieii lo nil ngnlo,
pnvutgts unci iinm aiiiiies a sucn tu.zt-n,
withouL in any manner impairl..tf or otuer
wlb miec-ims the iignt oi uiiy bucli luci.au
to trlbul or other properly.
Mule Hu 1'ower to ' llegulute.
The rcKUlaiiou of tne sulo ot intoxicating
Illinois ia one ot tne moHt common alia
biKiulii ant exercises of ins police powe.s,
and so lar us ll is an exercise or tile police
powers il is wiunn tne umaui ol slam
juriauictiym. It is true that me naiiouai
novel unit ul ex.icis Hi t ii3.j as a uanuilloii
ol the sale ot IntoxicaiiiiS liquor.-, out inai
Is Ouiy ior me puipo&e ot levenue and is
lio amnipieu exi-icoe of tne ponce power.
A license l-.om tne Lniteu Miiios oo. s not
give lnu l.ceiibve autnorily to sen Imuor ill
u slalo wliooe laws luioid lis muu, ana
lieltner does a license iroin a stale 10 sell
l.UJoi- enable tne licensee to Bull without
paying tne lux H-nU ouiainlng llio license
co,uued oy Ic-oerul staiuies.
Vve are of Hie opinion that when the
Un.ted elates 4ianu me privileges ut cii-i-o.i&inp
lo an Inuian il sues id nim tno
l.t neiii. ol ana lequn cs him l be subject
lo i lie luws, botn civil and criminal, ot Hie
b.alc; it piaces him outside l.ie louuii or
pwi.ee regulation or. tne part oi congress;
mat tliu emancipation Hum leileral con
i.oi thus cicaied cannot be set asioe at the
iiii-iance t me government wuhoui the
consent ot tho imnvluuitl Jndian anu stale,
and ih. emancipation from ledeial control
is ..oi aftoeied uy the laci tliat tne lanua
trained lo the lnd.an are gianteu subject
u a conuitloli of alienation and encum
biance, or tne further taci that 11 guar..u
tees 10 him an interest m tribal or oiner
p. operiy.
Tno uiRtrict court of Kansas (United
States district vourti did not have jurisdic
tion of luo offctu-e cliarged, and tneretore
me petition is entitled to Ins dlscnaigu
lrom lmpilsunmeiit.
What May He Done.
Speaking of tho decision. Judge Baxter
said: "it Is rather sweeping, but still it
uoes not Interfere with the law regarding
tuning liiiuor onto the Indian reservations,
which Is strictly prohibited by the federal
statutes. There are provisions ill the stale
law which prohibit the sale of liquor to
Indians. A meuaure was Introduced In the
last legislature to prohibit the sale of liquor
within ten miles of any Indian reserva
tion, but It was killed In committee. I be
lieve the bill would have passed readily
had tills decision been known earlier. About
the only effective remedy that can be sug
gested now would bo for the state to cede
Jurisdiction of the reservation to the gov
ernment, and then the federal authorities
could control the matter. Just as It con
trols the sale of liquor and looks after the
punishment of crimes on the military res
ervations. As It Is, the state has police
jurisdiction over the Indian reservations
now under the Brewer decision. JuBt what
effect the decision will have on the cases
now In the federal courts from the Indian
reservations will be left to the courj to
determine."
No place In Omaha for good goods so
cheap as Huhermiinn's Jewelry store, cor.
13th and Doug. Diamonds of own Import.
Committee to Meet Kendall.
The committee of the Omaha Ministerial
union has been nppolnt?d which will meet
Dr. C. C. Kendal), general secretary of
the National Purity conference, to discuss
Omaha's social evil.' Its personnel Is made
up of Rev. Robert Yost of St. Mary's
Avenue Congregational church. Rev. P. H.
McDowell of Immanuel Haptist church and
Rev. 8. D. Dutcher ot the First Christian
church. The committee will call a special
meeting of the Ministerial union, as the
next regular meeting Is not for a month.
Dr. Kendall Is expected In Omaha some
time In May.
BEAUTY
TO look well take care of your
complexion. Do not allow un
f I ?hlly pimples, blackheads, tan,
or freckles to blemish your skin.
Derma-Royale
will remove these like magic.
cures fccsema ana letter.
t'stdwilh DlRVA-R OVALS
Soap, perfect skin Isp
raaurca.
Derma-Royale Sl.H
DarowRoy ale Soap, .25
Portraits and testimonials sent on request
THE DEPVA..R0YAI.E CO.. Cincinnati. 0.
For sale by Beaton Drnar Co., 18th an
Karaam, Omaha, and all drna;a;lsta.
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EASTER SHOES
FOR WOMEN
Never before were the styles so
dainty and beautiful. Never before
were the designs so rich and hand
some, and never before have the
women of Omaha been offered such
smart style and such high quality in
SHOES AND
OXFORDS
at S3, $3.50 and $4
as we are offering them this season in
our new spring footwear.
We invite all women to come In and
Inspect the correct spring styles In
high grade footwear and, notice our
easy, prlc -s for them.
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FRY SHOE CO.
Wh ana louglas St.
lit 3 iturjLi0!JEr
STUNNING EASTER HATS
Brandeis' Spring Millinery Satisfies 0ma.hV Fa.sK
iorvable Women -the Styles are original.
Tlio touch of MptrnpolUnn Sf.vlo, tin; dnshliiK little frntnrps thnt make
a hot, smart nixl iihmIIMi nrc what pvpry woiunn looks for in a BrnntU'ls'
lint. The M.vles rnntiot l imitated nixl they ennnot lip pqualpil. The
Knstpr HiiN that wt the Htjle in Omnlia are from Hrnndpls'.
flXj.!,-! A thousand new and ex-
elusive nats especially ne
nigned fur smart Easter
wear.
Ladles' Suit Hats for pret
ty street wear jauntily
fashioned after E i
the uiost tvp- J ill
proved style, at.-,r v
Brandeis' $5.00 milinery
A score of Easter models
at a popular price lots of
etnart styles
here
at
Stunning Easter Hats In
the must fashionable shapes
and triuiminns many ab
solutely original
ideas
at
L'ntrlmmed Shapes made
of soft brades, chiffon, etc.,
all the DiO!t popular shapes,
-50c.ol.98
Spring Flowers All the varieties that are popular for
trimming- Easter hats big bunchea of new, 1 11"
fresh flowers-at, bunch IDC 2111(1 DC
MILLINERY SPECIALS IN BASEMENT
A smart street Hat b or everyday wear all new J? A
. juv;
Street and Trimmed Hats at
$1.50 New effects on f f?
sale in our basemen;, 11
section, worth nn tn.-l ot. J
iv n i v ' in vfi
5.00
iiiativ an-
$10
Bpriug shapes, at. .
Pretty Street Hats In late
spring style sailors, tur- f Q
bans, etc. new trim- Sff
mings at.... VV
A Special rlillinery llarain All new bpring street 5Q
hats handsomely trimmed right up to date, at
All Over Laces at 39c Yard
Fine new line all over laces white, cream
and ecru, all the new and
pretty patterns, many suit
able for making entire waiste, worth
up to $1 a yard, at '
Sale of Ladies' Easter Neckwear
New lots of lace and embroidery collars, also beaded
battenberg lace stocks, many are ff A J 4f
hemstitched and revered they tifof n Iff IjT
are worth as high as 25c each, at " D "
New assortment of Neckwear boucht for tho Enster iraAo
Many silk collars with tabs in fancy colors, embroidered
aim lace ana beatled turn-over collars. Em
broidered collars and cuff sets, worth up to
7rc at
LADIES' KID GLOVES FOR. EASTER WEAR
New lots of ladies' tine kid gloves in street and evenin"
snacies, sanaj ciasj) effects, newest spring col
ors, worth up to $1.50 a pair, all perfect
at, a pair
tin ui uiuatii
25c
69c
MEN'S SPRING SUIT SALE
3
mm
ml m
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11 VI lJU3.her
Entire Surplus Stock From
B. Rothschild & Go,
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
This sale is offering greater bargain
chances to well dressed men than any
ever held in Omaha. The suits are the
famous "Newport" brand and are all
this spring's swellest styles.
Your choice of all the finest hand
tailored Suits from R Koths
child & Co., worth $1S up to
$22.50-at
Your choice of all the high grade
suits from Rothschild & Co.,
worth $13.1(0 and lti.5(),
at...
All the Suits worth g $12.50 to at $5.75 j
BRANDEIS - - BOSTON STORE.
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1 J OMH WKAlllER REPORT VVV B
)) UNION PACIFIC ((
EVERY DAY
to May 15, 1905.
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I SHORT LINE. FAST TRAINS. NO DELAYS. I j
I 1 , iptture your ticksi rtai over this line. I
a City Ticket OIUm, 1324 Faraara St. j Jr
l4w '1'hoae S10.
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BIG SALE OF
NadoinaL Pictures
WEDNESDAY
.Amt'rlra'n Rrratrnt Mndrrn Madonna.
This supprh p"iirptlon In a little 10-lnrh
olrcln lilnck frnmc, or a dainty 7x9 fl
Inrli ovhI hlin-k frHtnp. $2 69 and... I. "VI
Stmly thin tilotur It enrlrhifi the nilnd.
Kxlra Oreon Trudlnir Stumps Wcdnedilay.
Kra AiirpIIco Anseis, liamlsomely made In
PnsKopurtout, a 7:"o value, 39c
Twenty ($2.u0)' Oreen Tra'iiing 'stamps.
Rrprodurtlons from ftreat master painters
In rnsnepartout, SHoreil subjects 2()r
Bpoclnlly selected for Kaster.. ..... Vk
Ten (ll.ooj Oreen Trading Stamps.
SEK EASTEH ART WINDOW.
DENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
THE BEST VALVES F.VKH OFFKHED IN FIRST
CLASS NEW GROCERIES.
Corn. 2-lb. can 6c
Oil Sardines. . can 4c
Raking Soda, (kg 4c
"Itrlng Reans, 2-lb can
Sfilmon, pound can...
r lower Seed. pKg....
Peas, 2-lb. can
,.10o
.20
. . "c
,. Sc
Fifteen J1.B0 Oreen Trading Stamps with three
pound can Table Syrup 12Hc
SFiJDED RAISIN SPECIAL.
To reduce stock of this delicious fruit we offer:
Ten ($l.(iu) Green Trailing Stamps with package
Uonsoon Seeded Riitsln 10c
Ten (JUKI) Green Trading Stamps with three lb.
Sun Dried Apples 2TiO
Ten (1.') Green Trading Stumps with pint bottle
A. R. C. Catsup 23c
Fifteen (J1.5) Green Trading Stamps with 3-pound
Jar Cottage. Apple Rutter 25c
Hower and Vegetable Seeds, package
Thirty ($.1.00) Green Trading Stamps with 3-pound
can Rurnham's Clam Chowder . 20(
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with three pkgs.
liemon Snaps 15c
CANDIES
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with Easter
Novelties 25o
Twenty ($2.(Ki) Green Trading Stamps with pound
box Rennett's Special Chocolate Creams 25(
A Bargain
in Drug
Section
English
Moth Balls
(Imported from
England.)
Wednesday, per lb ,
8c
Ten ($1) Oreen Trad
ing Stamps with
each pound.
jjj
The Standard
Metal
Foldable Bed
Is a great space
and labor saver,
I
The Standard a not exclusively a folding bed. In looks and ap
pearance it is just a handsome, standard metal bed with the extra ad
vantage of being foldable. Open or folded the ventilation is perfect.
When folded It occupies less floor space than any other bed on the market.
Ten different styles CIO 1 C
priced from $25.00 to $IU.
Including the 20-year guaranteed Ilip Van Winkle Spring.
si.up.AJJir
fiW - TVL XL "ATa'-lWJnaW
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Your Doors Ca.n Be Brightened
Up Like New With Jap-a.-lac
HALF PINTS 25c
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THE BENNETT COMPANY.
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ante:
In every town to sell
our new Saturday Bee.
We will send any boy the first 10 COPIES FREE
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jMiUU, 1 fiaiiiv, niuiii mm vol Mini 111 uiu xt. a a. Kirni
J-I )! k I rejuvenator and restorer of a floor, furniture and all
J-Jt.. i . ....(..n ,1 n....) tl,l,iaa aim th. hr.liu) U'linn
consider the matter of Green Trading StampR (Double Green Trading Stamps
with Jap-a-lac , Wednesday) w sell it at easier prices than anybody In town.
PINTS '....40c
QUARTER PINTS 15c
Double Green Trading Stamps with JAP-A-T.AO Wedn. cday.
Rattling Bargains in Hardware Wednesday.
10-qt. I. X. Tin Dish Tan 28c
Fifty !?.".(K)) Jrccu Trading Stamps.
,14-qt. I. X. Tin Dish l'an 34c
Fifty ($.-i.0O) t;reen lYading Stamps.
Range Tin Tea Kettle 28c
Twenty ($'J.() tJreen Trading Stumps.
No. 1 Hread Hox.... .". 53c
No. 2 Bread Hox 63c
No. 3 Bread Box 73c
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps with each.
It contains 18 pages of special magazine features, Including
10 colored pages with BUSTEK BKOWN COMICS, altogether 30
pages, and is a big seller everywhere on Saturday
Of EVERY PAPER YOU SELL YOU MAKE TWO CENTS PROFIT
FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO
S?e OMAHA BEE
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Artificial Tooth.
There Is a vast differ-
I enee between .a set of teeth
made in a well equipped
dental office and those
made by a dentist with a
few hand tools. Just aa
much as between the first
horseless rarrlage and the motor
car of today.
Up-to-date applinnces and mod
ern skill make th difference. Our
facilities are unsurpassed and our
prices are reasonable.
Best Rubber Platea, $S.oO.
Taft's Dental Rooms
1517 DOUGLAS ST.
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diamonds!
n Are the birth stone for those who are
7 April born. a.
im They should wear them lest they be
a Fhurn
a Of all the good things attributed to
a. this stone. 4.
a Emblem of Innocence by which It is
known.
aj We have them In all sizes at prices M
so reasnnatile that we ntcreH to ex-
aj change them and allow full price paid "J
. at anytime, or will pay bark In cash 4
at nine tenths of amount raid us at
a year. King, from
anytime within
15.00 to 500.GO.
afTWI A I m I 1
l5TaD0DCE.
BUTTERICK
PATTERNS
Reduced in Price
20 to 50
iiMI mm
THIS Rfcl.lAftI K ITOHE.
Best Values in
New Spring
Wall Paper
on kth Floor
Special Sale of Young Men's Suits $12.50 to $15 Values $7.50 to $i0
The i exceptionally high finality, the all nrminri acodness and m eiuableness of HAT
DI.N S ( l.d Till. Ml is well known t lit .iiKhout Hie w.-st. We ..ffrr In this sile a
line of Aoiing Men s HprliiK Suits wb.ih are ftillv up to standard in every respect
nnd at a price nt which they cannot be duplicated In the cltv. Your choice of best
worpttHls. cnsKltncrcs. tweeds nr serges In newest tles and bt-t pitterns and
colors. Hiiii.l iHllored, perfect lilting suits that elsewhere ouUl 1 CZI til lf
cost you Ji:"o and Jl."..' our special sulc price OU"llUU
In
$3.50 to $5 Children's Suits, $2.95 and $3.50.
cheviots, ntsslmerrs. worsteds, seritcs. tweeds, etc.. In bliirs hlncW. Krnn.
greys and fancy mixture, In sall"r blouse, Hussmn blouse, Norfolk and three
piece styles. Well worth U.M to J5 0-otn sihcIii! sale price - tm
e(lne(lav $3.5i and M.v5
A KINK HASH HAM. AND MAT KHKK WITH KVKKY Cl 'ii.iv's St'-'tT
IT YOU WANT THIC PK8T lit us fit you In a MART. SCI I A KPN Kit MANX
lauoreo nun, tne acme or p.-rrection in rioters maker s art. I'rlccs from
.x'.ii down to .v.ni, ik.(i, jio.uo end ,,
12.50
Furniture Department.
Small things In our F.irnltr.re Depart
ment that are Indicative 01 what you can
find In all linen here at prices that lead tho
van. so reasonable are they.
This elegant I'sper Holder Is "Mission" In
design and Is made of oak, golden or
weathered finish. The sire Is 12xlS
Inches, tilted with chains and ftr
ornamented with nails, price UCJw
You will also llnd here Hook Shelves.
Tabourets, Jardiniere Stands, Desks,
Tables. Cellarets and Clocks, all In
weathered oak. We are now receiving; new
goods daily, china Cabinets. Extension
Tables, Sideboards. Parlor Tables, Kx kers,
etc.
When you want to pay each come here. You may make a dollar do double duty
and get the best to be had.
To the Ladies of Omaha and Vicinity:
You are cordially Invited to visit our new Rasement annex every day this week
and note the wonderful bargains we are placing In this department for Friday's
sale. Wo are going to reduce our Immense Crockery and Hardware stocks to Just
one-half. We neml the room for our new build. tig. and that Is our reason for invit
ing you to secure some of these wonderful bargains. Once again we beg to remind
you of the date of this wonderful sale Friday morning. April 21, !.
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Money Saving Grocery Prices.
INDVCKMENT FOH THE PF.OPLE.
.. 3c Pure Colorado Honey, rack
rancy Seedless lemons, dot
Fancy Imported Figs, lb
Fancy, huge sweet Highland
Oranges, doi
5c
:.c
Navel
lOo
lOo
.12 V
IS THE l'.KST
Fresh, crisp Ginger Simps, lb.
Acelo, pkg
i-lb. package Midavlne Oatmeal
10 bars Swift's Pride. Heat Km All or
White pari Laumlrv So.ip
4S-lb. sack fancy Hlch 1'utent Min
nesota Flour $1.48 j A FEW OF THE MANY HARDWARE
10 lbs. best Kiln-dried Comment lFic SPECIALS.
10 lbs. best Klln-drled Oalmeal lie I
6 lbs. best hand picked Navy Deans. I 4-tlo Brooms, each ISe
Tapioca. Sago, Parley or Farina 19c 12-tlne Hake L!o
Bromangelon, Jellycon'. Fruit I'uddlne 1 Solid Steel Harden Hoe l,c
or Jell-O, pkg i'c Solid Steel Onrden Spade S9c
2-lb. can best pack Sweet Sugar Corn.. 5c 1 lo-iiuarl (Jaivanlzed I'ull lOo
2-lb. can fancy U'ax, String or Lima I 12-quart (Salvanlzed Pall 12e' ..
Hcans Eci lt-iiuart Onlvaniied I'ail liof
HAYDEE3 BROS,
UNCOMMONLY GOOD
Chase's SO HE THROAT CURE
For the Throat, Mouth and Teeth
Effective. Pleasant, Antiseptic
At Druggists. Price 25c. ,
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Tectri Extracted.-. .25c
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Gold Filling SI up
Silver Fillings... sea up
Crowns $XHt up
Pis: $2.00 up
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