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TITO OMAHA DAILY- PKE: TUESDAY. MATCCTT 2, 1000.
CRUSADE FOR FREE TRADE
Campaign of Education Being Waged
by Philippines.
MANILA SENDS ITS AGENT HERE
llnrnM 91. Pitt, RfprrwatitlTr of the
Ilrrt-fcanta' AaaiM-latlon. Visits
; Omaha to "erajre Prrssare '
on ( on vrf iii
IN
Vrip tradp hMvein the Fhilippins I
Jntwl n1 the. I'nltMl Htates.on all articles
nf commic; lnrluHn(r sugar and tobacco,
mns the elimination of . a large amount
of fcuylii which the United States does
with trnplral countries nnj English
colonies, which now aril a sjreat deal more
In thin lountry than they buy. according
to Harold M. Fltt, representative of the
Manila Merchants' aaxtwIatlonH, who spent
Monday In Omaha.
Mr. Pitt called at the Commercial club
and had a conference with H. H. Bal
ririge, chairman of the legislative com-
mittee of the club. He la making- the
loimda of the big marxet cities In the hope
of creating public sentiment favorable to
the passage of bllla In congress permitting
free trade with the Philippines on all
article. He wanta the Omutia Oommeriral
club to adopt a resolution to congress.
"Tha first thing It mi-am la that there,
will be a more equitable balance between
the buying and selling which the United
States does annually with tropical coun
tries." ays Mr. Pitt. "It means the money
of the country will go to Islands where
Americans have big Interests and not to
foreign countries. Brsall Is a good example
of the halanoe at present. In that country
we buy annually lI'M.Oiin.rno worth of pro
ducts and sell a? Prar.il about im.mn.fKPO
north of our factory output and other pro
duets. "Our contention Is that when the Philip
pines are developed as they will be In a
few years, and with favorable tariff laws
the Islands will be able to supply almost
everything which we now buy from Brazil
or any other seml-tropleal country."
Another argument which Mr. Pitt pre
sents for free trade with the islands la
that' with the development of trade the
L'nlted States will build great warehouses
In the Philippine Islands and distribute
from them to t'hlna, where a good trade
la .being established by the wholesalers
already In the Islands. It Is just another
step forward the placing of l'nlted States
distributing depots one point further west
In lta r.nnouept for trade and will enable
the American republic to control the com
merce of the Purine, not alone that of
China.
Rock Strikes
Wrong Heads
Misses Man Thrown At and Hits Two
Innocent Youths Thrower
is Caught. V
Two Omalln lads are wearing bandaged
and plastered-strapped heads this week as
the result of a rock thrown at another
person, while the young man for whom thu
inlNBlle was Intended still walks the streets
without having experienced even a scratch.
Karl Kemv!tt. 1723 Dodge Street, Is the
lad who threw the rock and Is now under
surveillance f Probation Officer Bernstien.
An usher at the Palm moving picture
theater, Kntn U-inth and Douglas streets,
was the one for whom the rock was In
tended, while Clarence Markwell, 3002 Kar
num and Max Frank. 2J North Sixteenth
street, are tin; ones who suffered from 'lie
rock.
Being put out uf the Palm theater Sun
day, for the alleged throwing of marbles
or some other nrfense, young Kennett Im
mediately tried to get even by hitting the
UbIkm- with a rock. But Instead of going
to Its mark, the rock bumped the cranium
of Clarence Markwell,' who was outside
the theater und , then bounced Into the
tlieuter and. lilt Max. Frank.
Dr. Chedek patched up the Injured heads
srjd the ; Juvenile authorities are looking
after the rock thrower.
Wants to Fix His
Own Jail Term
Colored Man Asks Judge for Thirty
Pays So He Won't Have
to Work.
p'ead guilty ef yu'H gimme thirty
i;J' Jcdge."
That was the proposition made to Police
Judge. Crawford by Hiram Ingram Monday
morning. Hirum Is a negro and was up for
stealing coal. ,
"I's tired of acrubbin' flo's an' curyln'
hoes and bruahin' down streets, yoh onus,
so ef yu'H gluinie a sentence to de county
Jail, where I won't have to do no work,
I'll plead guilty."
That a man should he willing to take a
lung Jail sentence when a short one is all
the Judgu usually Imposes for coal stealing,
U accounted for only by Ingram's natural
aversion to labor. He knows from experi
ence that on short sentences a prisoner
stays at the city Jail and has to work as
a Janitor, barn fiaod or street sweeper.
while on longer sentences, tmen serve their
Utue Id the county Jail and don t have to
work.
A Lit Stenc
rf suffering with throat and lung trouble
Is quickly cominuteU by Dr. King's New
Discovery. 60c and 91. HO. ' For sale by
Beaten Drug Co. " ,
Feor Mexican llaadtta Killed. , '
UL'AYMAS, Sorioru. March 1 Captain
Caalulo De l Roche, commanding the
riualea In the Meier district, reports the
killing of four bandits and the capture of
two others in a desperate fight In the
mountains.
Aa Inhalation lor
Whooplng-Cough, Croup,
Coughs, Colds, Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Dlph therla.
Crsoatana la a Astftmanoa.
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naalf for 41 of the bnaibtac aifaaa taaa
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ALL t.UOttlSTS.
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Tuesday Special
Sale of Ribbons
These are heavy all silk ribbons of very fine quality
widths from 2 to 6 inches taffetas, moire, messalines, etc.
in blacks, whites, fancy colors, plaids, checks, Dresden and
floral designs many worth .00c a yard, at, a yard
5c40c-15c-25c
ISfe'of' Embroideries
These are 18, 2'2 and 27-inch wide embroidered flouncings,
nkjrtings and corset cover widths, in English eyelet, Ma
deira, floral, Japanese, Grecian, etc. 1 TK T (TK
on finest fabrics worth to 85c a JM
yard, at, yard iXr J Jr v
27-in. Fancy Tokio Silks at 35c Yard
100 pieces of 27-inch fancy Tokio silks in various dots and
stripes. This article has never been sold Y 1
before' for less than fiOc now shown in our jft g
window at, yard
Fancy Dress Silks xt 49c Yard
Messalines, satins, black satin directoires and chiffon tafetas
the latest patterns and colorings. All crip ya
fresh silks from the looms; genuine $1.00 silks; gUi iff
on bargain squares, yard.
New Spring Drapery Materials
No store in the west shows a larger line of 1909
Drapery Yard Goods.
SILK 1JOKHARA JiKTS Our drapery department is now show
ing a large assortment of Silk Bokhara Nets. They are in the
new shades -those rich green, golden brown and new reds,
Price, per yard 08e
ITALIAN FTLKT NKTS We have a moat extensive assortment
of these popular nets in the rich Arab color. There are over
fifty patterns . to select from. Prices range from,
per yard 40c to 85c
NEW SCOTCH MADIIAS There is nothing more effective or
beautiful for halls, dining rooms and bungalows. These are our
own direct jiniXrtatlqn. Patterns are all new and novel.
Prices from,' per yard OOc to 89c
ENGLISH CRETONNES We have Just opened our Spring ship
ment of real English Cretonnes. They are the most handsome
patterns and designs, and are not shown in domestic goods.
They are Just the thing for shirtwaist box cover, bed covers,
etc. Price, - per yard 40c
QRANDEIS STORES
Two Dozen Men
File for the Fire
and Police Board
Pay Their Money, but Application!
Are Withheld Pending: Action
on Charter Bill.
Twmy-four candidates paid their money
and handed in applications to be placed
on the primary ballot as candidates for the
fire and police board, but Ci(y Clerk
Butler rules that If the Ugislature passes
fhe charter bill containing the elective ex
else board clause, the filing of these can
didates must be made all over again. In
cluding the payment of another fee.
He -says that the old filings cannot be
resurrected, and that new ones must be
filed. To these new filings must be at
tached receipts from the city treasurer
showing Jhat the $5 fees have been paid.
The old receipts are attached to the old
finltngs and duplicates will not be Issued.
. In the rush Saturday afternoon the
clerk's force fjlled to record the immu of
John Coffey. S25 South Twenty-fifth ave
nue, in the nook, and therefore this name
was nol published In the supposedly com
plete list of fillnga. Mr. Coffey put in an
application as a candidate for the fire and
police board, on the democratic ticket.
"Lincoln Made
Me a Citizen"
Foreign Veteran of Civil War Put Up
Novel Argument to Federal
Officer.
"Certainly I am a citizen." declared Wll
lUm Jonnson to Assistant l'nlted States
Attorney Walter F. Daly In Omaha again
Monday to make foreign-born full citisens.
but as it happened he was compelled to
unmake a few.
Not so In the case of Johnson, how
ever.
"I was made a ciiisen," id Johnson
"by virtue of a proclamation of President
IJncoln, who made all foreign born soldiers
full citisens." ,,
Johnson displayed two honorable dis
charges from civil war regiments with
which he served five full years.
There is no proclamation such as John
son Imagined, but Mr. Daly directed
Deputy Clerk Steele to look up Johnson'
rase and see if there was any record of
his being naturalised. It was found that
Johnson, who Is an (englishman bom,
took out flist papers September 17. 1869. He
waa accordingly an alectoi' of . Nebraska
when the territory n admitted and be
came a full tit lien of the United Stales
In this way.
Three rmii appeared as witnesses of oth
ers seeking" to take out final papers and
they thumaelves already naturalized citi
zens, were 'unhorsed when their papers
wera looktd up. The men they aought to
aid also toat out, of course, but only for
the time being. .
, John Charles Tully, born la County
Mobsgan, Ireland, failed to qualify be
cause lie took out his first papers in lfl
when, according to his own showing, he
was not n years old, as ha must have
been by the old law.
Sale and Demonstration
of National Biscuit Co.
Uneeda Biscuits, Iflf
3 packages, for lull
Zuzus, 3 packages Jq
Graham Crackers, OK ft
3 packages for ....... CJb
Social Teas, nr.
3 packages, for Z3G
Nobiscos, 3 pack- ORn
agesj for Zuu
Peanut Wafers, OCn
3 packages for Zub
Saratoga Flakes. , t n.
per package I Lv
CHAS. H. MALLINSON & CO.
1612 CAPITOL AVK.
Both 'Phones 8014.
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SPRING STYLK HOOK And any 15c Indies'
Homo Journal Pattern 20
Grey Skirts
New Vigoreaux Serges
and Worsted Models
New and entirely different . skirts are
shown today. We feature strongly the
popular grays In about a score of distinct
models. The tailoring and material are
both high claas.
15 pored grey, hard finished, worsted
skirts, with habit biack, open on left
side, three rows self buttons down front,
at $7.50
Imported Vigoreaux Skirts, with inserted
pleat back; buttons and lap seam down
front, button trimmed $10.00
tirey Prunella Sklrt with graduated cir
cular bias fold, front, and back exactly
alike; a separate belt of same material
goes with these $12.00
Grey Chiffon Panama Skirts, with high
girdle top, fan pleated habit, back enu
satin button trimming a very striking
model 13.50
NKW SUITS coming and going dally. Ex
clusive styles at popular prices
$19.50 $25.00 to $35.00
Continuing the Sales of Silks
From Chas. Schbolhouse & Sons
NEW YORK.
The big clean-up purchase of broken lots and cut lengths from
one of America's greatest distributers of high grade SilkB. Extraordi
nary low pricing.
Fancy mess alines,
plain and checked
taffetas and natural
pongees, big assort
ments, all $1.00 val
ues, t .
New Foulards, brocade
messalines, pongees.
Shantungs, etc., all
the new s p r in g
shades. $1.25 goods,
at
Rough Silks, 29 Inches
wide, more popular
than ever this year,
all great 76c values,
Tuesday again, at
Bennett's Big Grocery
Bennett s Capitol Coffee, lb. pkg Me and
Teas, asMorted, pound 6 So and
Pure Pepper, per can lOo and
Hartley's Pure Jams, Jar BSo
Strait's Cube Pineapples, can 80o and
I-lpton's Tea, per lb. tin 60o and
I.ipton's Tea. per lb. tin 304 and
I.lpton's Jelly, assorted flavors, pkg lOo and
Pure Honey, Mason pint Jar 86o and
Gibson's Soap Polish, S cans 96o and
Choeolatina. two cans 80o and
Bnlder's rork and Beans. 2 cans SOo and
xxxn Fiona txciai.
Heinz'a Medium Sour Pickles, quart , lBo and
Helen's Extra Spiced, quart SOe and
Helns's Medium Sweet Pickles, quart 8e and
Helm Small-Sweet Pickles, quart 30o and
Helns's Sweet Mixed Pickles, quart 800 and
Helm's Fancy Chow Pickles, quart s. 85o and
Holm's Hour Mixed Pickles, quart 36o and
Helns's Dill Pickles, per dozen ISO and
Silver Cow Milk, nix cans a So and
(Granulated Sugar, 20 lbs. for 91.00
Faaa Special Mignonette Marrowfat Peas, regular 10c quality,
special, dosen cans 90c, each 8o
40 Stamps
60 Stamps
6 Stamps
20 Stamps
20 Stamps
10 Stamps
10 Stamps
20 Stamps
10 Stamps
10 Stamps
IS Stamps
SO Stamps
SO Stampa
SO Stampa
40 Stampa
40 Stamps
SO Stampa
SO Stamps
20 StaniD
20 Stampa
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HAND
SAPOLIO
FOR TOILET AND BATH
It mikes the toilet something' to b n
joyed. It removes all stains and roughness,
prevents prickly heat and chafing, and
leaves the skin white, soft, healthy. In the
bath it brings a glow and exhilaration which
do common soap can equal, imparting the
vigor and life sensation of a mild Turkish
' "''V Al t. GROCirS A!TO Dxucjcjtsv i.
food
$1000.00
tor any ubtraaca m
jurioiM to health found in
waiting torn the um of
Calumet
Bailing
.Powder
HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN
If Toy hat pli in thm hack. Urinary, Blaadar
or Kidnrjr Troubl. and want a cartatn. alaaattnt
karb raliaf from Women a ills, try Mothar Orar'a
"A18TKAUAN LEAK." It la a aat. rJ labia ras
Uior, and rallavaa, all ramala Waaaaaaaaa. In
cluding Inflammation and ulcaraiiona. Mix bar Orar'a
Australian Laf la aold b, Dratfiau or eaol bj
aiall lor 40 etc. Sampla aant rKfcg. Aiaraaa, Tb
atotaar Qrar Ce., L kur. N. T.
D. C: SCOTT, D.V.S.
8uocaaer to Dr. H. L, Ramacctexti, )
AMBlMTAWt . VTA.TM TmilllBUf,
Ottlco tad HsarpitaU. Sfll Hun
tsaart.
Calla Pmraptiy Anawerod at All Hours.
Thaaa OffWe alaraay tT. a . , . u.k
Itaa. BottfladtaS, UlElilli ICI
DR. BRADBURY,
Palnleaa Extracting 60a
Crowna. up from., la.sg
Partial Plates, up
from
Fillings, up from
Pr.rr.luin KilllnaraL
up from Sl.SO
DENTIST
3.00
leoa ruiguc itsdit. it yaais
bub Miaee. -none I D. 170,
Bridge Work, per
tooth, up from fa.BO
Nerves ramoyed with.
cut pain.
Ai.Yzoi.Am won
A SrXCIAX.TT.
Work guaranteed tea
years.
J$$? Thtl May be Reiched from Missouri Rlvor v
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EVERY DAY TO APRIL 30, 1909. Mj
Ik vi. union pacific JM
' ' k'Sfl City Ticket office, 1384 rarnam fiPl'-ljr
. r,yjt.phone a :Doug. 1&38, InA3a3w
Tuesday is the Last Day of Our
Twenty-Second Anniversary Sale
A day of the greatest bargain Interest to buyers. Nearly all
specials advertised Sunday for Monday will be continued, with
the addition of many new lots. Come early.
See Our Great
Showing
of
Crown Jewel
Suits at
$25.00
ANOTHER
BIO
LINOLEUM
SALE
NEXT
SATURDAY
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TH RKLiABLB STORB
Anniversary Sale of Embroideries Continues
One more day of the groat sale of Matched Sets.
Elegant Matched Sets, unparalleled bargains, per yard
at .5c, 10c, 1SH t $1.50
35c Wide Corset Cover Embroid-
$1.00 Fine Shirt Flouncings at,
yard 47t
50c Skirt Flouncings and Corset
Cover Embroideries 25c
Broken Sets in Embroideries and
Insertings; great snap at, per
yard 5c and 7VaC
eries, yard 15o
Fin Baby Sets, matchless values
at yard 7Va
Fine Baby Allovers; nnequnled,
at, yard 7Vzti
See the New Zion City Laces. ,
Four Great Undermuslin Specials
Ladies' Muslin Gowns Values
to $2.00, trimmed with lace em
broidery and wash ribbons; in
three lots.98c, 75c and 50c
Corset Covers and Drawers Big
assortment, values to 75c; on
sale; choice.. 25( 39c, 49c
Ladies' Muslin Underskirts
Values to $3.00, elegantly trim
med, the greatest bargains of
the season; choice $1.50
Ladies' Combination Suits The
most popular undermuslin
styles of the season; big spec
ial at 50c, 75c and 98c
In Our Busy Suit Department
125 Handsome Tailor Suits
Values up to $30.00, odd lots
left from Saturday's great sell
ing; choice $12.50
125 Underskirts, 12-inch flounce,
See our extra sized Skirts; prices
ranging from. .$3.95 to $15
Embroidered Jap Silk Waists
Values to $5.00, black or white,
greatest snap of the season, at,
each ...... $1.95
on sale at 39c
1 Special bargains in new House Dresses
and Wrappers prices from 9 8c
to 52.98
In Our High Grade Linen
Department
FOR TUESDAY SELLING
Pure linen Pattern Table Cloths,
full bleached, hemmed ready
for use, size 8x10, worth $2.75;
Tuesday, each $1.75
Warranted pure flax Dinner
Napkins, size 24x24, grass
bleached, good value at $4.00 a
dozen; Tuesday, six for $1.25
Snow white hemstitched Table
Cloths, size 8x4, neat row of
open work, worth $1.25; Tues
dayat, each 89c
Strictly pure grass bleached
Waisting Linen, 3G inches wide,
round thread, worth 75c yard;
special Tuesday, yard .... 50c
Highland Havel Orange Sale All Week
We have an extra special car In and one more coming for this sale.
This is orange week and we are going to make it the banner week. The
Highland navels are grown In the Redland district of California, and are con
ceded by all brokers, commission houses and grocers to be the finest orangn
grown In California. They are the juclest. richest flavored and sweetest
orange grown. Every one has been kissed by the sun, moon and stars, and
are strictly No. 1 fruit.
. 8ALK TRICE PER DOZEN
Regular SOc size, sale price, doz. 40c
Regular 40c size, sale price, doz. 80c
Regular 35c size, sale price, doz. 2Ac
Regular 30c size, sale price, doz. 20
Regular 25c size, sale price, doz. 15c
Regular 20c size, sale price, doz. 12 He
Monday's prices on all groceries, crackers, butter, cheese and fresh
vegetables good for Tuesday.
DON'T
FORGET
TRY MYDEN'S FIRST
IT
PAYO
Electric power
Are you trying to turn out a better product at a lower
cost I
Do you realize the fact that often 30 to 50 of your
power is consumed in turning the useless line shafting
2 hat timoney wasted.
The electrio motor does away with useless shafting and
belts and saves waste."
You pay for what you' actually use.
Omalia Electric Light & Power Co.
Y. M. 0. A. BUILDING
Contract Department. . ;
Both Phones.
If 81
Rings and Rings
Khlrt WaJat Rings, ranging -around f 5 On; Signet
Rings, ranging around f '.' 0U to VOO to 19 00. Uaxnrt
lilnus. ranKtrii around a 00 snd"S 00. Wa hava tha
1;urQU(MM uaini ana oilier nice onna flings.
V L,jk for the name.
fc. W. LINDSAY. Jeweler
ISIS DOVQlAA TmXXT
Furniture
Packing
We have expert Furniture
Packers. They prepare your fur
niture for moving or storing so
that every anxiety is removed
from your mind. The choicest
articles are safe in our hands.
OMAHA VAN & STORAGE CO.
Doug. 1559 Ind. A-1559
pound
Cured without drug or knife.
Corns and ingrowing nails cured
and to stay cured.
Prof. C M. Woodward
S71 (mills B!d.-Pho Bil 3846
Reliable
Dontistrv
W V Taft's Dental Rooms
TOR ALL THE NEWS
OMAHA BEE
YOUR MONET'S WORTH
SHOE
ECONOMY
Here $1.50 Saved
Some men's shoes at $3.50,
are $3.60 shoes some are not
worth tht much you never
really know until you have
worn them' a week but when
you hsve a positive guarantee,,
you take no risk.
Our 53.50 Specials
are sold with our guarantee
that they are better than the
average $3.50 shoe Our
twenty-five years eiperlence
enables us to select the leather
and dictate the making this
cost us a little more per shoe,
but the shoe is right and you
have In nality a $5.00 shoe for
only $3.50.
Drcxel Shoe Co.
1419 Faroam Street
Extra Specials Tuesday
From 8:30 to 0:00 a. m.
One case of 36 Inch heavy unbleached
Muslin, 8 He grade, 10 yards limit,
t
Prom 9:80 to 10 a. ni.
One case of fine double fold Flannel
ette, regular 12 He grade, to clos,
10 yards limit, at, yard 5
From 10.80 to 11:00 a. m.
One case of short lengths of all kinds
of goods, all colors, etc., to close
quick, 4 yards for l
From 2:00 to 2:30 p. ni.
One case of the celebrated Edward's
yard wide bleached Muslin, regular
price 7 He, 10 yards limit, at. yd. 5
From 8:00 to 8:30
One case of fine striped Outing Flan
nel. 10c quality, 10 yards limit, st,
4?i
From 4:00 to 4:30
One case of Apron Checks, wqrth 6o
yard, 10 yards limit, et, yard 2H
10 other specials for all day.
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