MEXICO TO HAVE MAGNIFICENT CAPITOL BUILDING
Hood's Sarsaparilla
BAD CASE
OP CRIP
Caused Sore Throat and Ton
silitis. Restored by
Pcruna.
Mr. "W. H.
II o u s 1 o y,
Stony Point,
Tonncssco,
writes:
"Flvo years
ago I took a
very Bovoro
cold which
resulted In
la grippe. I
never waa
bo bad off. I
was in bed
BOYoral
weeks, and
when I did
get up I had
tonslltttn
and sore
throat
Mr. W. H. Housloy.
"I tried to euro this for clchtcen
months, but it gradually got worse. A
doctor advised mo to have my tonsils
cut out. but I did not llko tho Idea.
Another doctor examined me, and told
mo tho eamo thing. I finally got a bot
tle of Pcruna, and after I had taken
ono bottlo my throat waa better. I
bought and used a dozen bottles, and
saw I wa3 going to got woll, and I did."
Nebraska Directory
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by mall at cnt price Bord for frro catalogue,
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Catalogue Mailed Free to Any Address
is still In suspense
Private Leahy Questions Sergeant
Donahue Regarding a Point In
Military Law.
Private Donahuo and Prlvato Leahy
wero tho beBt of friends, but when
Prlvato Donahuo bocamo Sergeant
Donahuo, Prlvato Leahy saw tho fall
ings of his former companion with
amazing clearness.
"Sergeant," ho said ono day, aftor
Ions, Axed gazing at his suporlor in
rank, "if a prlvato stepped up to a
lorgeant and called hlm a conBatcd
Uttlo monkey, ptfwaf'wiul happen i"
"Ho'd bo put In tho gyard-houso,"
laid tho sergeant.
"Ho wild?"
"Ho wud."
"But If the prlvato only knew tho
iergeant was a consatod Uttlo mon
key, and said nlver a wurrd, wud ho
bo put in tho gyard-houso for that?"
Inquired Prlvato Leahy.
"Av coorso ho wud not," said tho
iergeant, loftily.
"Woll, thin, for tho prlscnt we'll
I'avo It go at that," said Prlvato
Leahy.
Dog Dies From Grief.
A dog's Btrlklng attachment to his
master Is recorded from Villcneuve
Saint-Georges. Whllo attending tho
tuncral of a municipal councillor's
wlfo M. Constnntln, a resident of that
vlllngo, contracted congestion of tho
lungs, from which ho diod suddenly. .
Ho had a dog, a small fox terrier,
which novor left him. Since the death
of M. Constnntln tho poor animal re
cused food nnd passed wholo days at
tho comotory moaning on tho tomb of
his dead master. Yesterday tho ter
rier was found dead. Lo Figaro.
Where Surgery Falls Short.
"Surgery," Bald Simoon Ford at a
dinner in Now York, "accomplishes
wonder nowadays. Hearts aro scwod
up; the appendix is removed; tho
largo lnteatlno is done away with.
But"
Tho noted humorist smiled.
"But will tho tlmo over como when
surgery will bo ablo to romovo tho
theek of a young man or tho jaw of an
old woman?" Now York Sun.
A FOOD STORY
Makes a Woman of 70 "Ono In 10,000."
Tho widow of ono of Ohio's most
distinguished newspaper editors nnd
a famous leader in politics In his day,
lays sho Is 70 years old and a "stron
ger woman than you will And In ten
thousand," nnd sho crodits her flno
physical condition to tho uso of Grapo
Nuts: "Many years ago I had a terriblo
fall which permanently injured my
stomach. For years I lived on a
preparation of corn starch and milk,
but It grow so ropugnant to mo that I
,"3ad to glvo it up. Then I tried, ono
after another, a dozen different kinds
of corcals, but tho process of diges
tion gavo mo great pain.
"It was not until I began to uso
Qrapo-Nuts food thrco years ago that
I found rollcf. It has proved, with tho
dear Lord's blessing, a great boon to
mo. It brought mo health and vigor
Euch as I novor expected to again en
Joy, and in gratitude I nover fall to
sound lta praises." Namo given by
Postum Co., Battlo Creek, Mich.
"There's a Reason."
Look for It In tho Uttlo book, "Tho
Itoad to Well vlllo," to bo found in pkgs.
Uver rend the above letterT A new
one nppcarn from time In lime. They
nre genuine, true, and (oil of humaa
Intercut.
CTY OF MEXICO. Work is progressing rapidly on tho now capltol building fpr tho Itepubllc ot Mexico, tho
comer stono of which was laid during tlm recent celebrations of tho conteunlal of tho republic. Tho build
ing will bo exceedingly handsome and will ndd greatly to tho artletlo attractions of tho city. It will ac
commodate both houses of congress and many departments of the govvnmcnt.
BASEBALL
Trip of University of Chicago
Team Described.
Malnlchl Denpo Predicts Pastime Will
Bccomo National Game In Mlka.
do's Kingdom and Pro mo to
Better Fooling.
Chicago. "Honorable bnsoball, of
all games in tho world tho most re
fined, tho most highly organized and
tho most active," is to become the na
tional game of Japan.
Dally newspapers of tho Island .cm
plro, commenting with enthusiasm up
on tho rocent visit of tho University
of Chicago baseball toam, declare this,
and then go so far as to predict that
tho mikado and Undo Sam, hands
clasped as fellow-fans, will novor, nov
or will utter a harsh word except, per
haps, at the .umpire - .
Tho Malnlchl Denpo, according to a
translation sent to President Harry
Prntt Judson, of tho University of Chi
cago, by Montgomery Schuyler, charge
d'affaires at Tokyo, and published in
tho current University of Chicago
Magazine, had tho following to Bay on
the subject:
"Tho Amorlonn people's own estl
ranto of baseball may not bo nulto un
reasonable If wo tako into considera
tion tho fact that of all foreign games
adopted by our students baseball Is
the most popular and attracts the larg
est number of spectators, and that sev
eral International matches have been
hold. If baseball makes progress at
this rate In this country, and If wo do
not have any now international gamo,
then baseball will become tho national
came, as It Is In America.
"Without roferonco to warship
teams or professional teams, tho qon
tract of American and Jupaneso teams
will, besides promoting tho gamo It
self, contrlbuto much to a bettor un
derstanding betwocn tho two nations.
"Tho University ot Chicago team
now visiting this country consists of
students of good moral standing nnd
excellent scholarship. They aro real
American gentlemen whoso amiability
is an objoct lesson to our Btudents.
Wo have been told that In tho princi
pal American colleges Btudents of In
ferior scholarship can not join base
ball toam no matter how good players
they may bo. Following this cxamplo,
our schools havo adopted a r'ulo where
by thoso can not become members of
tho representative Bchool teams. It
will thus bo seen that the ovlls that
tho enlightened public feared might
attend tho game of baseball have been
provonted.
"If basoball matches can bo held by
Japanese and, American students who
cross the ocean, nnd if thus tho stu
dents of tho two countries cuKlvato
friendship, then International baseball
matches between Jupaneso and Amer
ican students can no longer bo regard
ed as sport pure and simple.
"We hope that baseball In this coun
try will mako sound progress nmnng
our students nnd that wo may he able
to havo more international matches.
It is natural to expect in this connec
tion that tho graduates of various
schools will mako It easier to have In
ternational matches. Amorica will feel
proud if ono of her national games be
comes an International gamo, In which
tho Japanoso nation alono can tako
part. It our pooplo intend to mako
baseball an international game, the
American peoplo will extend to us
their most cordial support."
The Japanese newspapor paid a
glowing tribute to tho exemplary nnd
sportsmanlike behavior of the Chicago
Btudents.
"In moments of excitement," it said,
"every person is liable to loso control
of bis temper, and especially Is this
tho case tho world over with young
men. But In many occasions of thrill
ing excitement and close contests the
Chicago team always maintained calm,
IN
JAPAN
gontlcmnnly attitudes. Not a word ot
Indecent language ennio out of their
Hps. -
"In tho United States, tho east
claims almost n monopoly of jiollto
ness and rennemont. Tho west Is gen
erally considered as rough and unre
fined. But from this wost we had tho
pleasure and sntlstactlon of welcom
ing horo a baseball team moBt ex
emplary not only In tho skill of tho
nrt, but nlo In their conduct on tho
flold.
"They huve given us very useful les
sons In many ways, and especially to
our youths, who rank behind nobody
In their tendency to get excited, tho
Chlcngo team and their behavior
throughout tho seven games on tho
Waseda flold stand out very promi
nently as a model of conduct, and ns
wo record this fact wo aro simply
echoing tho unanimous impressions of
tho tens of thousands who witnessed
every match on tho Wascila ground.
"Wo bollovo nnd oxpoct that in
Osaka also tho samo thing will be
placed to their record, nnd such hnppy
Impressions left bohlnd will doubtless
ly go a long way In koeplng up tho
trndltlonnl friendship now happily ex
isting between tho United States nnd
our country. It may ho said ot tho
Chlcngo team that thoy havo dono a
considerable service in tho interna
tional relations of tho country thoy
represent and tho country of their
ViBlt."
SAYS VIVISECTION IS FUTILE
Twenty-Nine Years Experience Con
vinces English Doctor That Can
cer Research Is Moonshine
Now York. Twenty-nlno years' prac
tice as surgeon to tho London Cancer
hospital so thoroughly convinced Dr.
Herbert Snow of London that ''what
passes with the public for cancer re
search Is utter moonshine," thnt ho
Btlrrcd tho members of tho Antl-Vlvl-
FOUR-TOED HORSE DISCOVERED
Philadelphia Scientist Makes What Is
Believed to Be Important Dis
covery In Wyoming.
Philadelphia. Joy over tho finding
of tho skeleton of a four-toed horse
bolloved to represent tho very earliest
American stago in tho evolution of tho
oaulno rnco, pervaded tho American
Museum of Natural history.
The discovery is the lost word In
tho Important researches in which
tho institution has led tho scientific
world, and tho descent of the horse
Is now traced down to tho hypotheti
cal flve-tood nnlmnl, from which It
Is believed that It sprang. If It should
bo found that there 1b a rudimentary
bono or splint In the foot ot the
skeleton which has been unearthed,
tho find will be of still greater Im
portance. The museum authorities received a
letter from tholr oxpedltlon In chnrge
of Walter Granger, tolling of tho
finding of tho fossil steed In Wntasch,
or lower Eoceno formation of the Big
Horn valloy, In Wyoming, bolns the
first completo skeleton ot a horse
which that formation has over yield
ed. The bones hate boon uncovered
sufficiently to show tho four toes on
tho forofeot, which aro tho marks of
tho species. The animal seems to
havo beon about tho size of tho fox
torrler. Ho Is nono tho less, In tho
opinion of tho scientists, tho progeni
tor ot Uio breed from which came
such marvols as Sysonby, slight of
frnruo and swift ot limb, and ot tho
ponderous Pcrchcron,
Instructions have been given to
havo the precious skeleton prepared
as quickly as scientific accuracy will
permit, and it Is expected that beforo
section society meeting horo tho othor
night with n condemnation of "tho
wholo system of experimentation upon
tho subhuman nnlmalo." It is, ho said,
both unscientific and futile.
"No lnforouco can bo drawn direct
ly," ho declared, "from any phonomenn
In tho subhuman animal to mankind.
Tho fundamental dlfforoncos ot Btruc
tnro In every direction nro enormous."
As an instance, ho pointed out that
lcmoumlc, n healthful and refreshing
bovornge for man, was deadly poison
to cats und rabbits.
"Salt," ho said, "Is fatal to chickens;
prusslc acid promptly kills mon and
elephants, but horses and hyonaB tnko
It with Impunity. Rabbits oat bella
donna, goats aro fond of tho tobacco
plant and of contum, tho hemlock
which killed Socrates. And so In n
hundred cases ono sees tho inlschlov
oils chnractor ot drug experiments on
the lower animals."
Tho only Buro path to scientific In
struction was, ho contended, by tho
rpvoront observation of tho actual dis
eases in tho human being,, living or
dead.,
Radium Bank Hires Women.
Paris. Tho Radium bank horo has
greatly lncroasod Its staff of women
since It started. This Is duo 'to tho
rapidly Increasing uso of tho marvel
ous mineral In medical and uurgtcal
practice. Women nro employed in
prcfcrcnco to mon ns porters of ra
dium, nnd $100,000 worth Is Intrusted
to them dally, nnd their Individuality
purposely Is shrouded In mystery to
provent an attempt to rob thorn whllo
accomplishing their Important mis
sions. Owns Scott's Phaeton.
London. A phaeton which onco be
longed to Sir Wnltor Scott Is now tho
property of W. J. Sago, Brixton, It wnB
In this coach thnt Sir Walter rodo
when he received King Georgo IV, In
Edinburgh In 1822 nnd used when
riding In tho district of Abbotsford.
Tho car r In ;o boars a brass plato on
which is engraved;
"Thls pony phnoton formerly bo
longed to Sir Walter Scott, Bart., of
Abbotsford." i
the close of tho winter It will bo on
public vlow. Tho muBoum began tho
assembling of Its fossllo horses utidor
tho direction pf Prof. Honry' F. Os
borne, now Its president, and has to
day tho largest collection of tho kind
on ,tho globo.
HEIGHT TO COMMAND FARE
Conductors on West Pcnn Trolley
Line Must Measure All Chi I
i dren to Fix Charge.
Iswln, Pa. When a person acconv
panlcd by a child boards a street car
here tho conductor no more asks,
"How old is it?" but ho takes It to
tho front cud of tho car, removes Its
hat and takes its measure. If tho
child is under 41 inches tall no fare
Is charged. Tills system was adopt
ed recently by tho West Ponn lino bo
causo eo many children nearly tho
size of men and women havo been
represented to bo under flvo yoara ot
age. Statistics showed that children
flvo years old average a height of 3V&
feet. A mark 41 Inchon from tho floor
In each car is used tn detormlno a
child's height.
Besides tholr transportation, pas
sengers, It is said, get a nickol's worth
of fun ovcry tlmo a child gets on a
car. Little boys cun rldo to their
heart's content It they aro under size,
and all the excuse thoy nocd glvo lu
that "mother sent me to tho store."
Sleeping chlldron In parents' arms,
howovor, must bo wakened and stood
against tho mark; Uttlo girls must
havo their hats removed, and tho
child that 'Is "largo for its ago" mus
pay llko a little man.
For
All Spring; Blood Diseases
end Ailments
Possesses medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself and-' has' an
uncqualcd record 6f cures. Take it this spring in usual
liquid form or tablets known as Sarsatabs. ?
Spring Humors nro duo to tho lm
puro, Impoverished, devitalized condi
tion ot tho blood brought about by
the unhcnlthful modes of living dur
ing tbo winter, too closo confinement,
too Uttlo outdoor nlr nnd exorcise, too
heavy diet. Hood's Sarsaparilla euros
them and builds up tbo whole system.
II formi
SPOHN MEDICAL. CO..eiitiJBnriioUL, Cohen. IflEt.) U.S. A.
Barmaids In 8outh Australia,
South Australia Is suffering from n
bnrmatd fnmtno. Two years ago bar
maids were abolished in that Btato by
net of parliament. No moro could bo
legally engaged, but thoso already em
ployed could remain on condition that
thoy registered themselves.
Thero nro now only 400 of thorn lort,
nnd tho competition for tholr serv
ices Is Buch thnt their wages havo
lumped from 25 shillings to 3 n
wcok. Tho hotels thnt havo had to
employ barmen report a con3ldorablo
chnngo for tho worso In their receipts.
EASTER POST CARDS FREE.
Send 'Jo stamp for live sample) of our
very bcit Hold Kmhosscd, JJnutcr, Flower
nnd Motto Post Cards; beautiful colors and
loveliest tlcsians. Art Post Card Club, 731
Jackson St.. Topcka. Kan.
The Reason.
"I know a woman who never gos
sips about her neighbors."
"Got out. You don't."
"Yes, I do. 8ho's dumb."
AH1C FOIt Al.l.KN'N JOOT-KANK
tho AnUtnptlo ponder to ahaValntn yoursliora. Ho
Hates Uurns,llunlon,Ingronlnir Nails, Hwnllen and
HncntltiR foci, milters and Callous soots, Hold
everywhere, 25c. Don't acttpt nn) tubitltittt. Bam.
plottltKU. Address Allen t). Olmsted, LoIloy,N,Y.
When He Waa Slow.
"Swift 1h tho Bwlttost proposition I
over saw."
"Is ho? Did ho evor owe you any
money?"
Thousands of Consumptive)! die every
year. Consumption results from a neg
lected cold on tho bines, Hamlin Wizard
Oil will cure thesa colds, Just rub it into
the chest nnd draw out tho inflammation.
Exeoutlvo ability consists In finding
n man who can do tho work and In
lotting him do It. Lots of men who
can do tho first, can't do tho socond,
Nothing under tho sun has dono
moro to help tho fool killer enrn hi
salary than Inordinate self-concclt.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Doothlni- Byrup for Children
teething, softens tho Kumn, reduce lullammii
Hon, nlliija pctn.uurna wind colic, Uo u bottle.
Dost thou lovo life? Then do not
squander tlmo, for tlmo Is tho stuff
Ufa is made of. Franklin.
TnkiiiK Garfield Tea keeps tho system
clean, tho blood puro and tho general
health fa-ood. lluy from your druggist.
You enn often toll what a woman
really moans by what-Bho doesn't say.
There nro imitations, don't be fooled,
Ask for Lewlf' Single Hinder cis"r: 0c.
Even a Uttlo trial Is a big ono it you
havo no othors,
ril.KH OITIUCp IN O TO 14 IYH
VoiirilniRKiat will rotund money If I'AZU OINT
MliNT fulls to euro any cato ot Itohlmr, llllnd,
Uleedtnir or rrotrndltig l'lles In 0 to U dajrs. Wo.
What Aits You?
Do you feel weak, tired, despondent, havo frequent head
aches, coated tongue, bitter or bad tasto in morning,
"heart-bum," bclahlnd. of gas, acid rising in thront fitter
eatinii, stomach gnaw or burn, foul breath, dizzy spells,
poor or vuriablo appetito, nausea at times and kindred
symptoms P
II you liavo any considerable number of the
nboro symptom you are suffering from bilious
ucss, torpid liver with Indigestion, or dyspepsia
Dr. l'leroo'a Golden Medical Discovery Is made
tip of the most valuable medicinal principle
known to medical sclenoe for the perataaeat
cure of such abnormal conditions. It is a most
efficient livor invifjorator, stomach tonic, bowel
regulator and norve strenfithencr.
The "Golden Medical Discovery" Is not a patent medicine or secret nostrum,
a full list of it ingredients bclnil printed on its bottle-wrapper and attested
under oath. A glanco at these will show that it contain no alcohol, or harm
ful hnbit-lormini drugs. It is a fluid extract made with pure, triplerefiaed
glycerine, of proper strength, from tho root of native American medieaJ,
forest plant. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Props., Buffalo, N.Y.'
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Hood'o Sarsaparilla hns no equal
for cleansing tho blood and expelling
tho humors that nccumulnto during
tho winter. It effects Its wonderful
cureu bcc.iuso it combines tho utmost
remedial values of moro than twenty
dlfforoiU Ingredients. Insist on having
Hood's. It has no substitute.
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Land purchased 3
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