7
I " W M W " " "
ettlng iwi the Price
50c clastic
belts, at .
19c
v-
75c. new hair
In
50c new hair
rolls at. . .
75c satin, silkQp
girdle belts
25c
On All Classes of Summer Merchandise
THC RELIACLE STORE
T1IK HKK: OMAHA, RATUKIWY, JULY 17, 1000.
IB
HAYDEft
THC RELIABLE STORE
If
Ladies' Hose OKr
Values to 75c, at.....'''
A tremendous purchase of
high class Hosiery, in all
the season's choicest color
ings silk lisles, lace effects
and plain gauze lisles not
a pair worth lew than 35c
and up to 7oc, at 25c
Seldom, if ever
before, has such
a delightful bar
gain opportunity
been offered our
customers. Come
early Saturday.
Lemon Drops
Special Sat-urday,lb...Ivt
The Mcst Delicious
Ice Cream
Soda, glass
5c
Letting Down the Pricoa on Hot Weather Towels in Our
High Grade Linen Dept. saiurdaY
60 doien Towels, bath and buck, a mixeo. lot pam
m in nue: Katurdar. each .""JM
60 doten Towels, bird's-eye and huckaback weaves, worth
day, each
lii. -1., r
tO doten Oriental Turkish Bath Toweis, cream r wu.v., "
V - -.A O Qi alnai Caturil A v fl .esMCH
15 dosen 'strictly h1h rrade enow white. Oriental Bath Towels, extra
large slie, heary twisted thread, worth 66c; special Saturday, ea-23
Bl9 Housefurnishing
Safe
10-qt. Enameled Water Pall 5
H-qt. Enameled Dish Pans... 15c
17-o.t. Enameled Dish Pans... 20c
6-qt. Enameled Berlin Kettle SWio
8-qt. Enameled Berlin Kettlea 80e
Roma brand solid copper nickel
plated No. I Tea Kettlea, worth
$1.76 each, only
Boll 4 Hmtt Corner Wash Dollere
for 3.4
Th 'genuine Lisk brand copper boll
era, the highest grad befler m,
No t lis. .4 N. W.T6.
nd No. t, larfeat boiler tned.
111! wnrth tft.lt.
Heavy block tin copssr bettom Lisk
boiler, wood hanafei, worth U "
each Ne. T, Sl-SOl No. I slse, fl..
end No. . extra large, Sl..
Blue enameled white lined Tea Ket
tlea, at .'4'
eo-pond Japanned Flour Cane, are
worth $1.00 ........... i
Warcr decorated Bread Bi, at,
onlv
15 Oft Calumet Self Sharpening Lewa
Mower, cl" out sale season. M.JS
Adjustable Window Screens, eaoh IS
Heavy Galvanised Wish Tuba. large
else, medium and email, tie, 45a
and . ...,,. .. sea
ll-quart, H-quart and 11-e.nert Gal
vanised Water Palls, ISO, .,
No, I large slz. heavv .'Tn,I2i
Wash BMler. worth ll 80. only
Act else aTardwood screen Veer tlAtQ
Extra fancy natural flnleh hardwood
varnished doore, t foot 10 foot
10. for 1,0
Jffllk
When Are You Go
ing to Start on
YourVacaiionTrip?
You'll probably need a new
TninJc, Grip or Suit Caae,
Bee oar complete line before you
buy.
Gripe 50 to $25
Salt Cmh 05 to 925
Trunk $t.76 to 945
See Oar Suit Case Special Reg
ular $7.60 value leather case, on
ale at 94.08
For the finest and hightst Quality Groceries at the Lowest
Prices Try ftayden s tlrstlt rajs.
. . . . v.... fan. ftranuleted
zu pguwi; - . , 4
Sugar for
10 bars best brands LAundrr Boas tie
0 lbs. choice Japan Rice
t lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatinesl
for
( lbs. best rearl Bao or Tapiooa toe
The best hand picked Narr BssJls.
per pound 60
l-lb. cane Baked Beans, Boinlar or
Pumpkin
i-lb. eans setld packed Tomatoes Ifeo
-lb. cans fancy aweet uir
-IS, oana e-ariy . , 7 Z
, k Will. m n ....... 1 A
Oil or Mustard ardlneS, per aft
l-lb. cans 6eups, aeeorted klnd..THo
Tall or Alaska (Salmon ........ llHo
Kromanieioa, jetiycon r
packaA i
?anut ButUr, per pound uo
he best Bulk Biarch, per lb . . . . .
Pure TefneW Cauiup, Wroe.ter
leuM or rlekles, per battle ..IVto
linu e&d crhaeae Biienlal ale.
The beet No. 1 Creamery Butter.. tto
Tre cest mo, i uounwy creamery
nuiier, per i
The 1
Good
run cream twii, ymr
run ram ariek or Lrmberr
Cheese, per lb .......... . . . . . . lla
nreak TefrtaVes and rrmts ao xess
nan waoieeie ansea.
I bunehes fresh
i V." J
I bunches freeh Raaishes ........ lo
I laree Cucumbers 0
t lbs. paaof wax er Ore en Beaas..ie
, busches fre,h CarreU .fa
a cauliflower ive
hee frenh Turnips .,...,..(
e Bummer Bauaak ........ l(e
erg fuley Lemena. per dnea ..lOe
arie Waketa anoy Cel. Plums Me
aria bukata tic Cl ti.ch lie
Fancy California tree teas feachea.
per eraie .......... ...... ..fi.ie
tter, per lb i-
beet No. 1 Dairy Burter, lb ..Its
I Dairy Table Butler, lb .....Ho
Cream Cbeeee, per lb ....... 1 to
Brie er umwijr
J. I'M ......10o
es and rrmts at leas
aeeeex rriaea.
.abbe.e ,...(o
a Onlen ....... ...co
' e.uert fa
ttuce, per head , ... to
e
fflc"" Men's Underwear and Furnishings
All sorts of natty hot weather needfuls from our tremendous stock of high class men's furnish
ings, on sale at most astonishingly attractive prices. Note the prices. See the offerings.
Men's Negligee Shirts, $1.60
Values 75c.
The season's choicest pat
terns, in soft or pleated bos
oms, chambrays, percales,
madras, eta., cuffs attached
or detached; greatest snap
ever.
Men's Fine Neckwear, Values to
$1.00, at 25c.
Over 900 dozen finest quality
ties in silks, satins, French
folds, reversible or wide ends;
very choicest colorings and pat
terns. Men's 25c and 35c Silk Ties
Big assortment, over 500 dozen
in the lot for selection
at 19c and 10c
Men's 50c Suspenders at 25c
Silk and lisle web, with calf
skin straps; great bargains.
25o and 39c Suspenders at 19c
Men's Negligee Shirts, $1.00
Values, 50c. '
Out full nnd well made, in
soft or pleated bosoms, col
lar bands or soft collars, all
new nifty patterns, delight
ful bargains.
Men 'a Wash Ties at 5c Hun
dreds of dozens for your selec
tion, plain colors, stripes and
figures; greatest values ever
at 5c
MEN'S UNDERWEAR AND
HOSIERY WONDERFUL
BARGAINS
Men's Underwear, worth up to
$1.00 a garment balbriggan,
silk, lisle, etc. four lot
at. .15c, 25c, 35c and 49c
Men's Combination Suits, worth
. to $3.50, long or short sleeve,
knoe or anklo length; on sale in
four big lots, at
C9c OSc, $1.50 and $2.00
Men's Hose An immense sam
ple line of the celebrated Onyx
hoso, made of purest Mecco
cotton, lisles, silk lisles, eta
many hoso in the lot that would
sell regularly to $1.00 a pair;
in two lots at. . .15c and 25c
Scores of other grand bargains.
25c extra wide all Silk Taffeta Ribbon
will go at 12VaC
$2.25 Hand Bags, Saturday 95c
SBi
75o Satin Pad Hose Supporters 25c
50c Satin Pad Hose Supporters 19c
25c Side Elastics, Saturday 7Vc
Mosi Sensational Sale of
Women's Outer Garments
Ever Known in Omaha
Every Garment in Ihe Entire Stock Priced at
a Small Fraction of Their Actual Worth
Tailor Suits $20.00 to
$40.00 Values at.
Over 500 handsome suits, in great assortment of styles, color
ings and materials, values beyond comparison the greatest ever
offered. Very latest summer styles. None sold before 8:30 A.M.
None sold to dealers.
$7.60 Waists $2.50-1,100 beau
, tiful waists, peau de soie, nets,
taffetas and laoes, the greatest
bargain opportunity of the en
tire season.
Linen Coats, White Flannel
Goats, Just Half Price
$10.00 values for. . . .$5.00
$15.00 values for $7.50
$20.00 values for. ..$10.00
500 Women's Dress Skirts, in voilesv panamaa, white flannels, etc.,
regular values to $12.50, at one price Saturday $4.95
200 White Wash Dress Skirts,
that eold at $2.00 and $2.50; on
sale at $1.00
$5.00 Taffeta Undmkirtfl; limit
of one to a customer choice,
at $2J)8
Infants' Short and Long Slips Big assortment, values from $1.00
to $7.50; on sale Saturday at JUST HALF PRI0E
Scores of other magnificent bargains Saturday and all next week.
p"' Try HAYDEIRi'S First
""toSwi. Snowy Underwear
A tremendous stock of dainty Mus
lin Undergarments, priced at less than
you ever bought such qualities before.
Skirts Regular values to $5.00 on sale
at 08c, $1.50 and $1.98
Many different and beautiful de
signs. Several hundred dozen in the lot
for selection.
Gowns that sold regularly to $3.00, 98c
Nothing to equal them in assortment
or quality ever before offered at the
price.
Combination Suits, regular $2.00 values,
at 98c
Corset Covers and Drawers Regular
values to $1.00, at 9c and 25c
Chemise Regular values up to $2.00
choice 49c and98c
9 till 10 A. M.
Ladies' Gowns
worth up to $2.00,
at 98c
10 to 11 A. M.
Ladle s' Skirts,
worth to 13.00
choice . . . . -05
8 Till 0 A.
Corset Cot
worth to 76o-at
M.
era,
15
It Pays
An Unusual Shoe Opportunity
A chance to secure good, dependable shoes at LESS
than the cost to make them.
Men's Shoes and Oxfords, all kinds and all leathers, values
up to $3.00, at $1.98
In this lot are about 150 pairs of men's black, tan and
olive ELK SKIN SHOES.
Men's $4.00 patent and tan oxfords .$2.50
Women's $3.00 and $3.50 tan vici, Russia calf, patent colt
and rid kid oxfords $1.98
Misses' and childs' oxfords, worth up to $2.00 a pair, $1.00
Chllfls' $1.00 asd fl.16 Oxfords, shoes and allppera, sixes ipto I 75
tiarefeet Sandals, up to slxe 1 50s
Boya' Tan Bals and Oxfords 91.50
Hoys', Touths' and Little Genta Shoes, rsiuea up to I1.T6 91.10
Infanta' and Childs' BHppers and White Canvas Oxfords, up to slae
. at 50a
We carry a full and com plot line ef Stetson and Croeaett Shoes for
men the beat far the price 95.SO nd 94.00
Hare yeu rrtv tried a OBOVKR or QEEN QUALITY aboe or
OXFORD? If not, "Get tlie Habit," (or THEY WILL salt you.
Family Wine and Liquor Dept.
Otters Yea Best Goods at Lowest Prices
Eight Year Old WhiskeyCedar Brook, Old Oscar Peper,
Ouckenheimer, Ranch and Range, Bond and Lellard full
quarts, for ....$1.00
Wines Special values, per
bottle, 29c, 35c and 50c
Six Year Old Maryland Rye;
full quart 75c
Bottled in Bond Winchester Rye Whiskey, quart, $1.00
White Corn Whiskey Pure corn flower, full quarts, ,75c
We take orders for bottle beer.
Telephone orders given prompt and careful attention.
Fruit Jar Sale
Specials tor One Day
Victor Patent Fruit Jars
All glass except wire clamp
on outside; sell regularly at
$1 to $1.25 a dozen; quart
fiizo, on sale at, per TQt
dozen C
Pint Mason Jars, dozen . . , . ,
Quart Mason Jars, desen. . . ,
2 -Quart Mason Jars, dosea. . j
Root Beer Bottles, patent
pers, dexen
White Front Jar IVnbborx,
aavy quality, docaa
Tin To Jelly Glasses, doten
Glass Preserve Dippers .....
Extra Specials In
ar f M t a vfii
18c Imported A.dherente Faoe Pow
der, at loe
60o Poxxonl'e Powder at ....... fa
I cana regular Ho Taloam Powdr,
for 0o
tto Fare Chamois, speolal 10
Mountain Must Perfume, speolal,
per ounce ... See
OOif
( bars rrory Boap, at .......... .19
I bara Jap Rose Soap, for SO
Pure Imported Castile Seep, refular
tto per pound, at. bound ......17
60c Hydrocen peroxide, special. ltH
tO Mule Team Borax, pef lb ...atf
Babbea Oooaa.
Welllng-ten Combination Syringe and
bottle, guaranteed for I rears, reg
ular $2 26. at Sl.fe
to Atomisers, complete too
No, 1 Monarch Bath Spray, regular
$1.7 B. at kl.00
Many ether speolala which will b
marked by counter sale card.
BERLIN LIKE ANCIENT ROME
Transformation of Germany's Capital
in Forty Years.
mm or united Germany
4a American Vlattor Draws n Pea
rtotur of the City that Was
aaa It Appear
Today.
Writing to th Springfield (Mass.) Re
publican, W. O. Ballantlne draws a pen
picture of Imperial Horlln as it appears
today and ths contrast It presents with the
Berlin of thirty-six years ago, when the
writer first visited the city. The new
empire was then but a year and a half old,
he writes: William th great had Invited
Ms neighbors, Franols Joseph, still today
Emperor of Austria, and Alexander II,
Emperor of Russia, to visit him In his
capital and with him review a part of
that grand army that had Just crushed
France, created the new German empire
and made it the leading state In Europe.
All of th great statesmen and scoldlers
who had participated In those atupenduous
victories were there Bismarck, Moltke,
Von Roon, the Crown Prince Frederick,
afterward' Emperor, and the rest. Ger
many was Intoxicated with triumph and
throbbing with the novel consciousness of
unity and freedom and power to realize
her ideals.
Nearly forty years of uninterrupted peace
have passed and many of those wild hopes
have materialized. Agricultural Germany
has become covered with factory chim
neys. Steamship companies, like th North
GVman-L.loyd and the Hamburg-American
line, cany the German flag into every sea.
Luxury and splendor abound where sim
plicity and poverty delt. Quiet bucolic
Berlin has become a cosmopolitan metro
polls. It abounds in magnificlent monu
ments to commerorate the men and events
of 1S70-71. In front of the imperial Par
liament house stands a colossal bronse
statue of Bismarck, the man of blood and
Iron. Across the wide plaza old warrior
PURIFIES
5 AD BLOOD
Bad biood Is responsible for most of our ailments, and when from anv
cauae It becomes Infected with Impurities, humors or poisons, trouble in some
turm Is sure to follow. Muddy, sallow oomplexlons, eruptions, pimples, etc,
sbxrw that the blood Is Infected with unhealthy humors which have changed
ft from a pure, fresh stream to a sour, acrid fluid, which forces out Its
Impurities through the pores and glands of the skin. A very common evidence
of bad bfcjad is sores and ulcers, which break out on the flesh, often from
Tery Insignificant bruise, or even scratch or- abrasion. If the blood
was healthy the place would heal at once; but being Infected with impurities
which are discharged into the wound, irritation and Inflammation are set
tip, the flbreat and tissues are broken, and the sore continues until the
blood Is purified of the cause. S. S. B. is Nature's blood-purifier acd tonic,
mad entirely from roots, herbs and barks. It goes down into the circula
tion and removes every particle of Impurity, humor or poison, restores lost
vitality, and steadily tones up tho entire system. S. S. S. neutralizes any
excess of acid la the blood, making it pure, fresh and healthy, and perma
nently cures Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Salt Itheum, Boils, and all other skin
eruption or disease. Boole on the blood and any medical advice free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
Moltke looks at him In marble. Between
th two rises the Column of Victory, two
hundred feet high, decorated with captured
French cannon. From the column extends
the broad Avenue of Victory with sixteen
white marble groups on each side, repre
senting the rulers of Prussia and the great
men of Germany.
Likened to Imperial Rom.
On has somewhat the feeling In walking
about in Berlin that a visitor must have
had in ancient Imperial Rome. Back of
everything, underlying everything, dominat
ing everything, one feels the invincible
strength of the army. A single wave of
the Imperial hand could launch Instantan
eously a resistless host, every man of
whom would know his exact duty. In
England traditional policy keeps the army
out of sight. In France one sees enough
of slovenly red-trousered privates, but
rarely an officer, and there Is nothing
about the French army of today that stirs
the Imagination. In Berlin stately officers
In immaculate unlforma and white gloves
throng the streets. The poor sentinels that
stand on guard before various public build
ings have a-nervous time of It and must
kep their eyes rolling; for a failure to
present arms to any single on of the offi
cers passing In the throng on either side
walk, or in the crush of autos and car
riages going in both directions in the
street, means three days In the guardhouse.
Whatever one may say of th folly and
wickedness of war. It is undeniable that
nothing but the development of the army
and the fighting of victorious wars has
mad possible the progiess first of Prussia
and then of Germany as a whole. But for
the Prussian army, reactionary Austria
would still be predominant in a dUmem
bered and Impoverished Germany, which
Imperial Francs would still be bullying at
its pleasure. Still It may be true that the
army which was essential to progress ao
far is the very thing to be got rid of in
order to nobler progress.
Russia a Benign Dr.pt.iim.
Prussia Is ths most powerful and effec
tive despotism now existing upon earth.
It is ths most benevolent and benignly
paternal despotism that ever has existed
In Turkey and Russia the people have bcc.i
exploited solely In the Interest of the
rulers. Not so in Prussia. The dearest
object of the government Is the welfare of
th people down to the smallest child.
Sanitation, education, public welfare, pub
11a pleasure, are scientifically planned and
provided and enforced with an intelligence
and fidelity astonishing to Americans.
Berlin is th cleanest city In the world
far cleaner than Springfield. It has beau
tiful avenues, parks, flower gardens and
public buildings. There are public play
grounds for children. Statues abound
everywhere. Art galleries and museums
are numerous and free to the public. In
the royal opera house the best operas are
presented every night In the yeaj, except
for a short time In the summer. In the
royal playhouse classical plays, often
Shakespeare's, are put on In the highest
perfection known to histrionic art. Shake
epeare, by the way, Is played more In Ber
lin than In any other part of the world
Besides the royal ones there are of course
many other theaters and concert halls.
Choice orchestral music may be heard
whenever on wishes, and at ridiculously
low prices. The public schools are ex
amples to th world, and the university
numbers 12.000 students, many from Amer
ica. Th shops, hotels and cafes of Ber
lin do not strike the traveler Is inferior
to thub of Pari.
Police Surveillance,
All of this manifold life goes on under a
police surveillance that Is to us incon
ceivable. My family boarded during the
year in th'ee different quarters of the
city, and everytline we move an Immense
blank had to be filled out with particulars
of our history. I had to write out my
wife's maiden name, my mother's maiden
name, my father's name and occupation,
out ages, the birthplace of each of us,
our Income, and a number of other absurd
trifles. These facts are all on permanent
record in big books In three police offices
In Berlin. Once I was sent for to. come
to the police headquarters of th precinct
to fill in my wife's maiden name, which
had been accidentally omitted In one pa
per. A veritable army of officials in seml
mllltary uniform who work very slowly,
methodically and fussily, la employed In
th government bureau in keeping these
ponderous sets of books.
At th head ot ths vast and complex
military and civil machinery Is the kaiser,
Wilhelm II the mont complete potentate
In the world. No man ever had a higher
Idea of the Imperial office and no man
ever came near filling Its manifold require
ments. To Americans the whole theory is
ridiculous. But granted th theory, one is
astonished that any individual could come
so near to realizing it. In the army, In
the navy, in science, in art, in music, fi
Biblcal criticism, In every part of religious,
social, industrial and recreative life, the
Kaiser makes his patriarchal personality
effective. The wonder Is that In general
he Fhows such capacity for work, such
practical wisdom, such moral wholesom
ne.ss, such marvelous versatility.
Dark Side of the Picture.
But the picture which candor compels
us to paint is not all bright. This military
glory, this luxurious material civilization,
this Intoxication of national pride, these
sensuous delights of musia and art are
themselves the causes of some ot the
plague spots in Germany's social life.
Whenever there is an aristocracy of wealth
there will be dreadful scandals shocking
the moral sense of mankind. We know
that in our own New York and Pittsburg.
All last year the Berlin were full
of th terrible Harden case.
Th philosophic observer cannot feel that
Germany has reached In any department
of life a healthy equilibrium. The im.
mens and conly army, th instrument of
Germany's rise, threatens economic and
moral ruin. The officers are restless, arro
gant, dissolute. The poor working people,
impatient under Intolerable taxation, are
fast going Into socialism. The kaiser has
had for twenty years difficult role to
play, but until lately he ha played It
successfully, lie saw from the first that
Germany could not afford to fight another
great war, Lut must mainiuln Us army.
The quostiun was how to keep the soldiers
with their blood up and ready for action
and how to keep the people quiet under
th taxes. His way has been to say some
thing Imprudent about once every six
months and to fill Europe with a war
scare. Thus be put himself Into the center
of the stage, excited and pleased th army
and silenced the taxpayers. But his last
periodical lndescretion went wrong and
like a boomerang came back and struck
the imperial pi telle-j eui'U a blow as U
never before received. It was really the
Harden scandals more than th London
Dispatch Interview that caused the pro
found revulsion of German feeling.
Germany, the land of song and senti
ment, th land of fairy tains and social
festivals, th land of mystic piety and
encyolopedlo learning, the land of patriotic
sacrifice, will yet struggle away from
sensuality and agnosticism from militarism
and bureaucracy and despotism, Into the
larger light and truer liberty.
OWNER OF FOSSIL FARM
TAKES SPECIMENS TO EXPO
James II. Cook of Agate Goes to Se
attle with Bones of I'rehls
torle Animals.
James H. Cook of Agate, who Ib In
Omuha enrout to the Alaska-Yukon ex
position at Seattle, Is the owner of the
famous ranch In Sioux county upon which
Is located the numerous fossil bones of
prehistoric animals that have for several
years engaged the attention of ptflentolog
Ical societies from all parts ot th scien
tific world.
"The deposits of fossil remains are possi
bly th most extensive In the world," aald
Mr. Cook. "Most of them lie from sixty to
eighty feet below the surface of the earth
anJ are being quarried out. They are all
In a stat of perfect petrification. Th
deposit la from three to four feet thick and
covers an area of many acre."
One of the most remarkable of the fossils
yet found Is the "Moropus Cookua," th
skeleton being almost perfect. It 1 an
animal whose general body contour re
sembles the structure of the horse, but
with an elongated neck, the head Indicating
it to be seml-amphiblan. The feet are pro
vided with these strong claws each. To)
animal stood about fifteen feet In height
when living. This remarkable (specimen I
to become the property of the University
of Nebraska.
Mr. Cook Is taking a number of th fos
sils to Seattle for exhibition there. His
son Is now curator of the National Palen
tological museum at Washington, D. C,
and many of the more valuable fossils hav
been donated to the government.
A I. If Problem Solved
by that great health too I a Electric Bitter,
Is the enrichment of poor, thin bW4 and
strengthening th weak. tOo. Sold by
Beaton Lrug Co.
Food Fads may come and go, but
Jw
goes on forever. It contains more real
nutriment than meat or eggs and is more
easily digested. Try it for breakfast.
