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Catarrh
Whether It It of the nose, throat, ttomacrj,
bowels, or more delicate organs, catarrh If
always debilitating and should nerer tall ot
attention.
It la a dlteharte from the mucous mem
brane when kept In a state ot Inflammation
bf an Impure, commonly scrofulous, con
dltlon ot the blood.
Hood'sSarsaparilla
Caret alt forms ot catarrh, radically and
permanently It removes the cause and
overcomes all the effects. Oct Hood's.
Ilia Mttle Joke.
Sublmbs I thought you rrrrc ffolnR
to hnvo n buNPball go me to-day.
Bacltlotsr. Oh, the crook backed up
In some way nnd Howled tho illniiioml.
It's the first time It ever happened
and
8ubbubs Ah! You might call It a
diamond of tho first wntor, then, oh?
Philadelphia 1'ubllc U'dgcr.
Among those who lmve received tho
highest award tho Clrnnd Prize nt
fit. Ix)iils World's Fair, was tho A. .1.
Tower Co., the makers of tho FISH
HUANt) 8I.I0KKUS. Many of our
readers who went to tho Fair will re
call their lino exhibit In which water
proof garments were shown adapted to
co many uses that almost every depart
ment of tho world's work was Hiiggesl
itl. Tho Grand l'rizo was n deserved
tribute to one of tho oldest manufac
turing concerns In tho country.
Horrible to Think Of.
Church In somo of the Hindoo tem
ples on clepliMit takes up the collec
tion. It goes round with u buskct ex
tended from Its trunk."
(Jotliam What do you suppoo
would happen If some thoughtless per
son dropped a peanut In tho basket
tome Sunday morning? Voukcra
Statesman.
Plsos Cure ft a remedy Tor roughs, colds
and consumption. Try It. 1'rlco !U cents,
i druggists.
Just I.Ike a Woman.
"It Is bitter cold," remarked the
shivering- htisband. "Why don't you
button up your Juckct?"
"The Ideal'!' exclaimed tho wife.
"Why, If I did that no ono would
know It la lined with fur."
TO CURE A COLD IN ONfi DAY
Tke ltatlv llromo CJiilntrif TlilM. All limit
(lata refund the mnnejr If II Ull lu cur. K. W.
Urort'i elgnelure It on eech boi. Uc
Two of a Kind.
"Yes, air," unlit the pompom self-msde
Individual, "I began Ufa at a barefooted
boy on a farm."
"Quit a coincidence," rejoined the
unregenerated hardware drummer. "I
waa likewise also born without shoes."
To Break la New Shoes.
Always shake In Allen's root-Kase, a powder.
It curat hot, sweating, aching, swollen feet,
(.'urea corns, Ingrowing nails and bun loin. At
all druggists and shoe store, alia Don't rrepl
any substitute. Sample mailed KRKI, Address
Alfen B. Olmsted, U Roy, N. Y.
France hopes to achieve the bloodiest
conquest of Morocco, saya the Paris
Matin, by establishing a achoolmatter
and a doctor In each of the towns on the
Algerian frontier.
flTw rrmannty Cured. NofllaornervouineM
Nil) after flrili)'UMufI)r.Kllnr,llrel Nerve
JtMtorer, Mend for Hr.a!! trUlhotlleemltrrelLe.
Ur.lt. II. Kline, !4ii.,VJI ArthbL, 1'lilltdelpliU, I'a.
Hard I'rcaeed.
Husband These millinery and dress
making bills are outrageous! Are yuu
trying to outdress Mrs. Aatorbllt?
Wife No, my dear; I am almply en
deavoring to be a little better Uretsi'd
than my servants.
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The old monk cure. II Is pene
trant, prompt n4 unftlllnc.
Irlce 95e. and JOc.
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COLLEGE BUILDING RACE.
As It War lie with MIIHonalree l
Competition.
Andrew Carnegie has assured Pitts
burg people that If they are really de
sirous of having a unlveralty which
shnll beat anything in the country he
will help.
Imagination falters, saya the Now
York World, when It attempts to pic
ture tho struggle that must follow
among the philanthropists when such
a pacemaker starts In the schoolmak
Ing race. Fancy Mio scene at the Mil
lionaires' Club five years from now
.,n Mr fiirnpirln will COIHO swinging
Jauntily Into the room with his golf
clubs under his arm.
"U'oii .inlm." he will say. "I hare
Just added 200 acres to the Pittsburg
campus and deposited $.",000,000 In
steel bonds as endowment to provldo
gymnasium facilities."
Mr. Hockcfcller win tud uis uanua
In glee and say:
"Vnn into. Andrew. Very Rood In Its
way but antiquated. I have Just bought
r.iio Mli'h Urnn for the university or
t'lilenrrn fnr Its OI'OWS to Practice Oil.
All out at Sault Ste. Marie hereafter."
Mr Vnnilnrlillt will look UD from 111
paper and remark 'casually:
"i mliflit HA? that tho family nas
Just purchased all tho land within two
miles of the Ynlc campus nnu win cov
er It with dormitories."
Mr Vnnilnrlillt will SHV th S Very
,nn,inoilv. luit with a clciuii of triumph
In his eye. Hut "Ah!" ho will exclaim,
as he returns to his paper, "iioy, unng
my checkbook! (lOiitlemen, Mrs. Stan
ford haH Just bought the Sierra Nevada
ttinimtiiliiM for tho school of forestry
of tho I.eland Stanford, Jr., Univers
ity."
The three rich men will polo at this
announcement.
TiiPrVa ono thine left to dot" they
will cry In chorus. "Italso tho profes
sors' salaries, we must siuy at tue
top."
"I e?lvn an annual Income of iioo,-
000 to ralso the professors' ularlcs,"
one of the millionaires will blurt out.
A eolletrc nrofessor who happens to
he a cuest at tho club that evening
will be carried out fainting.
Nmart Autor.
When David Hclasco and II. 0. D
Mlllo wroto "The Charity Hull," there
was a speech In It that did not please
Herbert Kelcey. the leudlnit man of
the company. Tho words Kelcey ob
jected to wero quoted from ouo of Da
vid's psalms.
Ignorant of Its origin, Kelcey aald
to Mr. Do Mllle:
"I don't like that lino. It's too old-
fashioned."
"The lino Is not mine, but David's,"
replied De Mllle, referring, of course,
to the psalmist.
"I thought to," cried Kelcey, tri
umphantly. "I'd recognise David Be
lli ico's style anywhere."
The Adage Held Good.
Judge Cos or the United Btatee Cir
cuit Court, while delivering lecture
at Columbia Unlveralty, told of a
young lawyer who came before the
Supreme Court to argue a case In
which lie waa also defondant. Ad
dressing the court, lie referred to the
old French1 adago declaring that ho
who argues his own case lins a fool
for a client. After tho case had been
heard he left for his homo lu St. Louts,
asking n friend to notify him by wlro
when tho decision was handed down.
This wus the pithy dispatch ho re
ceived: "Old French adugo afllnned."
Now York Tribune.
ileal Morrow.
A llttlo girl had tho whooping
..niu.li v.irv liiullv mill II hoimihhI thill
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no one could aid her In any way when
a paroxysm of coughing seized her
Ono day, after a most sovero one, she
sat down all tired out, and with a look
of patient resignation said: "Oh, I de
feel so sorry for myself!"
Where the Hub Comee.
Untrnvoled Youth I believe I will gt
to Florida next week. What It the farel
Traveled l'lder Ynung man, If you
had enough to pay your board after you
got there, you wouldn't ask about such
a triulug Incidental as the railroad fare,
Flee aa Pood,
Flga have been used aa food In the
Orient from the earliest times and wen
also believed to be au antidote to pol-sou.
Good Date for Wedding.
Miss Mllltleur What do you think thi
most appropriate time for marriages?
Old Sunflower April tint.
About the only advantage the wlft
of a preacher seems to have over othei
womeu la that her husband is home tuor
aud has wore time to hang shelves,
Germany exported last year over $30,
000,000 worth of booka and works of art
Kngland and the United States were on
best customers.
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Tho Kliul You lluvo Always Uought linn borno tho signa
ture of ClutM. lit Fletcher, mul lum boon nuulo uudor his
personal tiuporviHlou fur over i.O yearn. Allow no ono
to decolvo you in this. Coiinterrotts, Imitations and
Just-as-trood" nro but Experiments, nnd endntttrer the)
healtk of Children Kxnerluuce ngnlnst Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Caatorla Is a harmless HtihstUute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Hoothuifr Hymns, It in Ploaaant. It
contains) neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Narcotic
ubstunce. Its afro is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
land allays Fovorlslinoss. it cures Dlurrhun and "Wind
CoJIe. It relieves Teethlnjr Troubles, cures Constipation
aud Flatulency. It asslmllatos the Food, regulates tho
fitouiach and Dowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep.
The Children's) Panacea The Mother's) Frieud.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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CITY OF JERUSALEM.
8ACRED TO JEW AND GENTILb'
CHRISTIAN AND TURK.
The Holy City la Pervaded by an At
innephere of Oloom and Horrow Its
Historic IMacea-Clirletmae In the Vil
lage of llethleheiu.
To the Christian world Jerusalem Is
the Holy City. Tho mere fact that
Christ once wnlkcd Its streets, that hu
taught and sufTprcd there, makes It to
countless tlioiimiiu!n one nf the most
Interesting places on the fnco of the
earth. And within live miles Is Uetli
tehem, the (ilnce of IiIh birth. The
Onrdeii of fletlisemnnc, the Pool of HI
loam, the Mount of Olives, the tomb of
David and Lazarus and Itachael are
near at hand.
Even those who deny the divinity of
ChrlHt feel that Jerusalem Is holy
ground ami that It Is the Holy City.
The doubter has often found hN doubts
Klvlng way to faith as he trod the
winding way of the Via Dolorosa, and
the scoffer Iiiih suddenly been forced
baa come to Jerusalem. They add
much to the present desolation by
their own manner of life, and the walla
with which they rend the nlr when
they go to the Walling Wall, which U
In a small unroofed enclosure about
seventy-five feet In length, and In
which U some masonry bellevod by the
Jews to be a part of the old temple
Itself. It la not only the poverty
stricken Jews who come here to weep
and to wnll, but wealthy Jews faro
thither to mingle their tears, their
groans, their walls with those of the
poorest of their brethren. Not con
tent with weeping and walling, they
tear thcHr hair and rend their gar
ments and beat upon their breasts In
an agony of grief that at least has the
merit of being genuine. They make
real the lamcntntlons of Jeremiah, and
are no doubt sincere In their convic
tion that nil this weeping nnd walling
will In time help them to again come
Into possession of their own.
The followers of Mohammed gather
at the Mosque of Omar, which stands
on the sup ik) setl site of Solomon's Tem
ple, but the site of the ancient places
In Jerusalem Is and must forever be
largely a matter of conjecture. No
limn could take oath that tho Via Do-
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to the conviction that It Is alt true
tho whole wonderful story of the Ilabe
lu the manger In Ilethlehum ami the
sorrowful story of the Christ on the
cross. It Is u curious fact that Jews
and (Jentlles. Christians and Mobutu-
uiedaus, men of all faiths and of no
faith, unite In calling Jerusalem the
Holy City. They differ as to when
certain things occurred, and the ex-
uct spotH on which occurred many of
the events In the llfo of Christ aa well
as the exact day of his birth must
ever bo n uinttur of conjecture, but all
agree that on the hills of .Ion and Mo
rtal! occurred events transcending In
importance any other events lu the
history of tho world.
An Atmosphere of Horrow.
There la no conjecture, however, In
regard to some of the conditions ex
isting within and without the walls of
the Holy City. Ouo has abundant and
indisputable evidence of the fact that
It la horribly dirty, and that no other
dty In the world - surpaaa It In the
peimlUveness of some of Ita conditions
when ono takes Into account Its ago
and the time It bus had In which to
make Improvements.
The Holy City of to-day Is In ap
pearance almost exactly like the Holy
lorosn. of (o-day Is the one trod by the
feet of Christ with the cross on his
back when he went to his crucifixion,
and no man knows tho exnet spot of
the cruelflrlon, nnd yet ouo finds one's
self sUiiidlug with bared head hefaro
some of the places pointed out as the
mkHh on which occurred events record
ed In holy writ.
CtirUtnine ut JcaneaUin,
The devout of Palestine flock to
Hethlehem rather thnn to Jerusalem
on Christmas eve, Krom out of the
Jaffa gate of the Holy City come nil
the devout to hurry to Bethlehem nnd
to the Church of the Nativity to wit
neas the ceremonies lu that sacred edi
fice. The services begin at 11 at night,
and If It happens to be a moonlight
night the spectacle of the thousands
of pilgrims faring front all directions
to llethleheiu la a strange and weird
one.
The scene In Bethlehem la one of
rare Interest Americans, Arabs, Copts,
(reeks, Abyaalnlaua, Armenians, all
classes aud conditions of people havo
assembled here. Home have como hun
dreds of miles. There nro men with
long, snowy beards looking like the
patriarchs who onco walked these
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In Uta For Over 30 Years.
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City of centuries ago. Homo of the
very same customs uud condition ob
tain. It Is a city In which the miinul
of wheels Is almost never heard, the
strident yell of tho newsboy never
rends tho nlr, for there aro no papers
published In tho city for him to sell;
there are no street cars; uo billboard
announce entertainments anywhere
throughout tho city, for there are no
theatore, no lecture rooms, no dance
kails, no saloons. No orgun grinders
torment or tickle the ear; uo street
bande wake music.
The city has no mayor aud uo al
dermon, there aro uo letter boxes or
(otter curriers. Indeed, there are thou,
lands of resldouts of Jerusalem who
never wrote or received a letter In
their lives. Haddest of all, there Is no
merriment within or without the walls
of Jerusalem. No one luuxhs not
even tin) children, aud uo one sees
them play, The entire atmosphere of
tho city Is dcprcaalng and even dis
gusting In some of Ita aspects.
The laws of sanitation teem to be
unknown, and although soap Is madd
lu tho city few of the Inhabitants seem
to uso any of It, and they nro equally
Indifferent to the use of water. In
some of Its aspects Jerusalem might
well bo called the unholy city, and
were It not for the surpassing Interest
of Its sacred associations the visitors
to the place would probubly bt few,
Wullluur Place of the Jew.
Tho Jews form a largo part of the
population of tho Holy City. They
dwell on the eastern slope of Zlon, and
if one la morbid enough to euro to "go
a-slumiutng" In Jerusalem lilt taste for
that sort of entertnlnmeut can he grat
ified to tho full in tills section of the
city. Nothing can surpas It In pov
erty and wretchedness, unlet one ex
cepts the lepers who, poor souls, pol
luto the air aud offend the eye by
their presence.
The climax of depression in Jeruaa
Itm seems to be reached when on
goes to the Walling Wall or th Jws
gad hears their sobs and groans and
howls UcaviM ot U dseolattoa that
Mrcets, there ore puling babies In the
swaddling clothes borne lu tho nrms
of their mothers. Whole families come
together young fellows and their
sweethearts mingle with tho vuat
crowd lu tho market place.
Ono who was presont a year or two
ago at the service In the Church of the
Nativity says of It:
"At midnight came the most Inter
esting part of tho service. Tho music
ceased for a few minutes, while the
bells were pealing, Then It waa re
sumed In a grander attain than ever.
The great organ rolled In giorloua ac
companiment to the Joyful 'Gloria In
Bxcelsls,' which thrilled the hearts of
the listeners. A curtail, was suddenly
drawn aside, and behold, above the
chancel appeared to the wondering
gaxo of the worshippers a cradle, lu
which was an image of tho Bab! The
cradle waa lowered with great pomp
and reverence, and was then borne at
the head of th proceealou to the chap
el of the manger. The proceaalon waa
composed of all the blahops and arch
bishops, In their splendid ecclesiasti
cal robes, the consuls from Jerusalem,
In their official costumes, rows of
priests In their order, two by two, and
lastly all th member of Uie congre
gation who could still crowd In after
them. Each one in th procession car
ried a long wax taper alight, and aa
they moved alowiy along th priests
chanted in deep aud low ton"
The procession moves slowly to the
grotto ot th Nativity, a small chapel
about thkty-flv feet long by fifteen
wid. Her U an altar richly deco
ratd with gold and silver ornaments.
Th floor Is of marble, and oa th
walls hang rare tapestrl. The thirty-two
lamp wre each the fMt ot a
King, and they bum perpetually. A
large braes star la the saarble wall
marks the exact spot ot the Nativity,
and on H are the words: "Hie De Vr
guue Uarie Jesse Ofcrieta Nate
Met" (Here Jesse Okrlet waa here
ot the TUite Mary. The Utile silver
master with a wexea lata i the U-
fatit Is laid on the altar and rests
there, carefully guarded, for a week.
This Is the great event of the Christ
mas time in the Holy Land, and noth
ing that takes place in the Holy City
can nearly approach It In Interest.
ROPED A CALIFORNIA LION.
Neral Msossr In Which a Beven-Foot
Animal Waa Killed by Cowboy.
A light worthy of being recounted In
any tnlo of thrilling adventure was
enacted last week on the Morrow
ranch, which lies on tho Mount Hamil
ton range extending from the observa
tory south for mnny miles. During
the last month E. I. Uoblnson, fore
man of the ranch, had noticed that
their young colts were decreasing In
numbers with alarming rapidity. Al
most every morning the mangled car
cass of a colt would bo found. Tracks
around the slaughtered animals told
the story of Uie mountain Hon. A
close watch was kept, but the depre
dations continued ns before and the
Hon evaded all efforts to kill him or
drive him away.
One morning Uoblnson. with a bunch
of cowboys, was rounding up some
stock In a remote section of the ranch
when the dog with thorn started a
largo animal In a thicket They tried
to send the dog Into tho bushes, but
he cowered away. Suddenly an Im
mense California lion left tho cover
and ran up n large oak treo nenr by.
There were no weapons In the crowd
nnd Uoblnson was afraid to send ono
of the men to tho wagon for a rlllo
lest they lose sight entirely of the
animal.
Accordingly they formed a cordon
around the tree and let out their rlntns
nt the Hon. The iinlinnl stood nt boy
ami warded off the rawhides with his
paws. The men had almost despaired
of accomplishing anything when Selby
Trimble, the crack rider of the Morrow
ranch, volunteered to leave the clrclo
and climb a nearby tree to endeavor
to cast the rope In a different man
ner. Ho did this nt the risk of his
life. After repeated failures ho suc
ceeded when tho lion's head was turn
ed the opposite way. The other
rlatat fell quickly one after the other
and the animal was hanged then and
there.
Tho skin Is In beautiful condition
and measures over seven feet from tip
to tip. it Is at present at the Santa
Clara tannery. Snn Jose Dally Mer
cury. Old I. sly and the Lawyer.
A certain lawyer, famed for high
charges, had Incurred tho enmity of
an old lady on account of tho samo.
Wishing to get oven with him she
consulted him about drafting her will.
As she was a very wealthy old lady
without nenr relatives, she had inuny
charltuble associations to benefit, nnd
the nccurato draft of the will roqulrod
much patience, skill and time. Among
the provisions she made a generous
hcuuett to this lawyer and nominated
him executor.
After the execution of the will she
called for her bill, whereupon the law
yer, with the vision of ample fees In
the protpective settlement of the es
tate and the memory of the gcneroui
bequest, told the old lady that under
the circumstances he should charge
nothing, but finally to satisfy her busi
ness scruples, made out a recolpt lu
full to date for a $1, whereas tho
biuallest sum he could have properly
charged would have been 8100.
The old lady marched homo with
her will, set herself to work, copied It
out carefully word for word, leaving
out the hcipicst to the lawyer and
nominating a new executor.
In the course of time she died, nnd
the disgust of the lawyer ut tho con
tents of the will was so great that ho
Inadvertently let out the secret to tho
huge delight of hts brother hiwycrs.
Leslie's Monthly Mngazlne.
Athletics and Consumption.
There must be no exorcise as exer
cise for the consumption patient. If
you are utile to feel like it, amine
yourself, but don't take exercise to
build your system up. I know. I, too,
have heard those stories about meu
given up to die. who began work in
a gymnasium, and by vloleut exerclae
entirely recovered their health. You
mustn't believe all the physical culture
people tell you, any more than jill the
patent medicine people tell you.
they're both lu the miracle business.
When the lung tissue Is attacked by
tuberculosis It heals. If It heals at
all, by this fibrous hcar-materlal filling
lu the cavity. No new lung tlssuo Is
formed to replace what bus been lost,
and this scur material Is useless for
breathing. Suppose you had a deep
cut In your hand and you kept work
ing that hand violently, how long do
you think it would take the cut to
heal? When exercise It taken or you
"expand the lungs," you have to work
the lung tissue Just as you work your
band, and If It Is wounded there will
be a much larger proportion of scar
material useless for breathing when It
does get well, Everybody's Magazlue.
Almost Wrecked.
A clcrgtuan who was totally devoid
of knowledge of seamanship once
preached to a congregation of sailors.
Thinking to Impress his lesson upon
his hearers more distinctly, be pictur
ed a ship trying to enter a harbor
against a head wind. Unfortunately
for the success of bis metaphor, bl
Ignorance of searnanabtp placed the
ship In several singular positions.
"What shall we do nextr' he cried.
"Come down off the bridge," cried
an old tar in disgust, "an' lemme taka
command, or ye'll 'ave ut all on tho
rocks In another arf a second!!"
Spare Momenta.
Most Unreal.
Wife 1 dreamed last night that I
waa In a store that wits Just full of the
loveliest bonnets, and "
Husband (hastily) But that waa
only a dream, my dear.
Wife I knew It was before I wok
up, because you bought aa on.
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SWIFT & COMPANY
So. Omaha, Nebraska
Premium Hams, Bacon
AND ALL FRESH CUTS FOR HOTELS
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Order a Trial Barrel of
THE WALDORF
TABLE TUMBLER
This is a strictly high-grade
Tumbler, made of very tough
clear pressed glass, with hand
somely fluted sides. The top
is slightly drawn in to prevent
breakage by putting one glass
inside another, and the bottom
s ground smooth to avoid scratching tables.
When ordered in full barrels of 20 dozen the price is
50c. PER DOZEN
Less than barrel lots 60c per dozen. Send for our Big
Catalogue of Hotel and Restaurant China, Glass, Silverware
and Utensils.
BURLEY & COMPANY
Uft-120 Wabash Avenue CHICAGO
No. 2209.A. Capacity V Ounces.
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