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"'".vi i Letters Fran Ab rOfld between them, loose in tbe ri| PVtiUoiinAo fi J'' THK LAW01 and then turned seam in >e wheat of the nm is nc lAma nna An fha Knntra a #. > * ; \ \ v * y; v l 7 f ;< . , j \V * %" | -yWp i? ^v' ?' JS'. i lBTKR KKW8, APRIL,*, Jerusalem. This mate* >fc mentioned in the guide n#t nrnKahlv nnt aAan n> >ltOT. , ????UMIMMMMmMi I l ;T W! YOPB | by a. m. stagi (Copyrighted, 1904 by R. F. NO. 15. Turkey seems to mi perpetual quarantine Egypt. Winter and l it il ? J* UtlAOiiw^o, k Beasicy > train asked him a zoological gar but he could m aintain a 6u<luirer' We asainst tew vard" furth cllmmoH lirge red iox tr summer, a cactus fence t /VUJV VUV VU M i tf Sampan kept beard of den on tA hill, visitors ot enlighten the same ge had gone only a ^he tram er when I saw a lots carrj oiling off towards an Arab o conceal itself, less dts< I?"?MJ " ' by one in five handed te the holy city. The I ntleman who showed me station ot the . brick tabLed me to i ho museum in | school. In it are pricecoveries that either con LiSl 01 'FORTH! IITY wnetner mere is any for it or not, tourists to must be annoyed by it. cause of keeping aw people who would othei the land which is s millions. The annoyanc nn fnr t.h? nnrnnan n necessity ?? Pallstine The c.v? of Sa. It is one Tiew lr,,In lhB ' ay many lh*t wise visit wh,ch he "IaUf o dear .0 ? >?' '?>? eis kept F?r t went-y m ,f the 'a'lway tra' iipson is in plain firm or :ar window ? but but thej e jaw bone with es scatte ;htered so many fusion, ? not in evidence, 'hero, ilee out from Jaffa When rerses the Plain fcion Fur explain the scriptures, ' r are piled up in old boxired over the floor in con>nd no attention paid to 5 ? i the Philistine Explora id obtained of the Sultan We offer below for your appeal to all who want to We Are r?/M? rnnrn'nir a fRTTQH Q A consideration some pric* save money on their pur Not Cri i T 1? Kiif urn nri 11 38 that should chases. ished 4 i nn nn #AI* onv *r fees in the pockets greedy officials. We w polled to spend twenty I on the steamer at Jai landing and to pay f certificates when no were even asked abou f , of Sharon. This ot a iew ere com tract '?in8 bel lour hours tain9 of Judea ? la before ranean- Althou or health more th"n 5'' out the aid c questions it health. ? "<'11 remarks plain is a fertile a couces ween the moun- estine, t ind the Mediter was am ph cultivated for everytlii 000 years with- liveredt >f fertilizers, it Among bly productive. A land of tl sion to excavate iu Pal j o the permission granted \ uexed a stipulation that ing found should be de- ( o the Turkish authorities, the objects found in the he Philistines were Egyp A u inline M VAVWUAJL Uil item quoted here not now antil withdrawn: $5.00 Overcoats at 2.98 :oats at 7.50. Men's Suits from 3.98 t 54-inch Broadcloth, sold Wide Taffeta Silk, blacl T nrlint?' PlrttVi A LUi_J, UUt VY t TT1U XV/ilUl if'J in stock. Wemaketnefo ; <^50 Overcoat^t 4.98; 0 theofcct in stirck at 9.0C 1 at 1.00 aHd*25 yard, no k and colorsXat 87 cents 3 O 1 O LVV.UU Xvl UtlJ llowing prices ; 10.00 Over- , w 85c yd. ^ard. But little time was spen It does not take long tc sights of that place. r of Simon the tanner, o of which Peter saw the pointed out, and the t place where the aarr ,tin Jaffa. ^enterprise, .. settled in and a ) see the rhe home are demon, trail .. . land it is. The n the top . vision, i? are e"Pecia"y raditional ?f ?ra" ,e apostle Rr"Pe9' wheat 8 g Germans have tiao see iround Jaffa and which v ng what a goodly raohs, ci soil and climate gods an< adapted to the Philistii ges, olives, figs, tributar ,nd corn. Oranges cartoucl L. I . 1. ^^ f Ka ?%!>? lis, rings, scarabs upon vere cartouches of Pha arved images of Egyptian d kings, showing that the ies were Egyptians or v to that country. The ies of the Pharaohs on W .? /4 1 n A I 4k A 1/-Z-1UVU JLJUUl^a "X 20 pieces A. F. C. Gingl Solid case Cotton Blank Only six of our 6.00 Wc Men's Odd Pants from 5.00 Forb . V/CiltO#Y a&l. lams and Jbinemfinish Ch ets at 63af 89c ami 1.23. >ol BlanldFts left to\lose ? 75 centarto 3.48 painl ushiShoes at Y ambrays, 10c. it 4.25 pair. .48 i raised Dorcas from is also shown. The en dragoman of Jaffa seer lize the scarcity of i places in his city and i a point to multiply tl finally calls attention t the dead ar? P'eni,,ul terpriaing in OUr ??U,,try* ?? . are annually us to reanleresting sbiP 1<,a'13 of 11 he strains in the Wnrld' tl clear Ihe port e lem. lie . , , mainly with the o a curve J .. or nrrtrlnpla of as IllCRUr/ DUC ""*? From Jaffa there periods exported many Philistii le finest oranges eriea ma Over 500 ships the wort very year, laden them (. oranges and oth- the way thia maunifi r?on ? istines. . auo nuui KJL luuiumc mo that Egypt ruled the ies. These recent discov ky give a new meaning to Is of Mose?: "God led Israelites) not through ol the land of the Phil- { alfchniiffli that, wan np?r " $3.50 Krippendof Shoes Ladies' Fine Shoes at 71 2000 yards heaviest wei 2000 yards 6c Plaids at Job lot Men's Fine 2.00 Big lot Laces, Inserting Get our prices before y< tee to save you money. at 2.98. 5 cents pair and up. ight Sheeting at 6 cents y 5 cents yard, and 2.50 Fur Hats at 1.4J s and Embroideries at olc ou make your purchases. VAllKiioinnoa \ ard. 3. I prices. We guaran in the seashore and cc Bay of Jonah. This he a smile that betrays his '* was from Jaffa (Jo Jonah sailed on that tal The story of Jonah an fish has always coi J l_ il ! 1 _# ills it the r does with PU,D- U i8 n?l doubts. It the martial Ph pps) that Tallaatly for th tal voyage. Aharon. d the big T11K 8KCKKT op 1 1ST \jured up t. Nn mar ? ???kJ U V - ? ? ? f surprising that ?tc. (Ex ilistines fought so alpn tha eir possessions in a daugh ed "the nie doughty puil- *l?nk w inks. ry on th IV KihlA rtlQllnrQ l26. ) .13:17.) We may notice t Solomon, who married ter of Pharaoh, recognizland of the Philistines" ith Egypt aa his boundae southwest. (II. Chron, Funderbi themselves bold up and r< X VUl O lUi UUOlllCOO) urk Com| >b the | the theory that h? ny > was a drum aouuis in toe minus 01 has furnished much i for the enemies of the has been difficult for to explain satisfactoril, is simply a question oi one believes in mirac nr n/\t If r?nn rlnna f Vin many. 11 ? merriment have admired t Bible and ities of the Phil Christians dered how il w y. But it vived 80 mai*y f whether annihilations. 1 les at all ha(1 more live8 ? ovine a small he fighting qual- jkkicho listinea and wooas that they sur- From ? almost complete interest! I'hey seem to have made b1 than a cat. Occu- portant 1 territory, there , THE JORDAN AND THE DEAD SEA. Jerusalem there are many ing excursions usually y visitors. The most imone, after Bethlehem, is 4ft 4U A T /%? <! n ^ fcourist8. Consequently, t no escape from robbery rascals first offer you the lege of consenting to the r and agreeing upon the ai Otherwise they take aM only robber we saw on t i mi. _ a i here is mer, it is argued tl The good hotel and ha i privi bottle of liquor. (J obbery jkricho and the mount. plains all . The Jericho is situn he trip dan plain, about < liat he knew a d with him a Luke 10 :35.) CITIES OF THE GONE., ted in.the Jorane and a half was no more remark the others. Certainly more difficult to kei alive in the fish than raise the dead or to tee thousand on five loaye fishes. There would st u una u?ic " able than could not hav it was no them> an<i vet ep Jonah 10 kil1 ,hem 01 it was to permanently. F id the five and diacoveri is and two much new W sem to ho tine? a?d show " ' V11V VI e been many of and the it was impossible with a it or conquer them whom > tecent excavations made I] es have thrown at leas it on the Philis an^ ee, that they were from Je VV VVI1VUU! Itlio JUIUnu i Dead Sea. In company party from Iowa, with ve had been traveling, we his journey. It requires t two days, as the river a are twenty five miles truaalem. We emnleveri wno our guaru. ine autr have granted bim and his villagers a monopoly of tl bing business. But this i one of the many impo?itio tourists have to submit Turkey. 'IMm i?auil f r\ Tnrt aU/\ loriueB miles from the foo fellow mountain?. The pi lie rob- that name is men s only village of mud hul us that three fairly good h to in open during the se The Jericho of ? t of the Jordan r resent town of ely a wretched ts, with two or otela which are lasou of travel. he Afie of the no room for doubt sir hirogclf cites it as an fact (Matt. 12 :40.) noted, too, that Chrit fish a ktwhale." WliERK THE DIRT ROAD THAN THE RAILR ice Christ either Egyptia historical Egypt. It is to be wa8 frora Egy it calls the cruit9 came to of those destro ites. Iu 1887 c 18 8HORTKR . OAD lets with cunei ns or were tribu- no guar And no doubt it far? ho pt that new re armed take the places Bjde ut yed by the Israel- with u sertain brick tab- what t form characters on informe d. We had not proceeded wever, before a heavily Bedouin galloped up bei and continued to stay a. We asked our diiver he fellow meant, and he id uh that that wankour * ?'U I wnu y\f ilOHV/liU through a wild, uninhabite try, known as the Wilder: Judea. The descent to t from Jerusalem is over feet, and impresses one w significance of the word " in the narrative: 4iA i'?03D0 propneis, ana me dcouu- by Joshua, was at ness of mountains west < Jericho village of that nar 4,000 really no remain ilh the site is known by tl] down1' waters Elisha hea cartain ?aW in / I i one destroyed the foot ol the of the present ne. There are s of it, but its ie spring whose led by casting o ni ? From Jaffa to Jerusi miles by dirt road i railway. The latter wii tuous way through t tains of Judea and it hours by train. The Lydda. where Peter v , . OQ them were four alem is 38 _ , rA . The brick tabl< ind 54 by j .. , be letters to th ids its tor- _ . from their tnb he raounlakes 3* ruler9 m A8" first is at ,mve been ,ral sited the li"1' an'1 "ome 1 id in upper Egypt. *Uard f ets turned out to the dri e Egyptian kings employ utary princes or need li i. These letters wen g islated into Eng- to be d t)f them were from tje insi or the trip. We instructed iver to iuform the self ed guard that we did not dm and that he had ?s o back. But he was not ismissed 90 summarily.? isted that it was a govern man wont down from Jer to Jericho and fell thieves." THK SCKNK OK TilK GOOD 6 tan'h act. Midway beiween (he twt i. J ^ i ? . i ~ aniv <u KIIOIU | I 1, X usalem The water of the t among and bountiful en email mil). A 1 arg iamaki 136611 constructed waters for purpose > places The Jeneho H . i . whldll f!lirii<l visit villus 4 .41 f . spring is good, ough to run a ;e reservoir has to collect the >3 of irrigation, erod the Great, f*l\ utrkfwl of t)m saints and healed Aen palsy. While at Lydda pies at Joppa sent tor he went over there a Tabitba from the dead Rented her alive to the widows. The next rhiliatia. A c icas of the ., fion was showi the disci. . , of Jerusalem. i him and , , , , from Philistine md rased ,, Hebrew inVasi and pre. . , return of Ef i saints and ' ... which had bee station is opy of the transla meat i n me by a resident was jn Some cf the letters fried ir 5 cities refer to the Upon on and call for the investii jyptian garrisons ernmei n withdrawn. The that th requirement and that he the line of his duty. We i vain to get rid of him.? returning to .Jerusalem I Kated the so-called 4,govlt requirement" and found e Turkish government had tradition localizes me pat the Good Samaritan. < supposed eite there is nov building in which refres and novelties are sold, back end ol the house is my in* lemale attire, whi i\KA.t.autnii Art I 1 ^ f i O i>. raoie or ),, tj,e fool of the mouott v a new ,'erU9a'em r?f l.mcnis PlalD "f lhe J"r In the nofc,linK ?f >t left a dum- BCa,tere(l over Hie ch the oId citi*9 of the 1 u : all. have been wi v,ij OWWU <fc< llic liiM just where id entered the dan. There is except stones ground. The plain, one and neil out of ?v. Ramleh, said to be ll thea mentioned in t he tarnent. Here lived J rich man of Arimatf begged of Pilate the be and laid it in his own Ramleh i9 a place of . . i hi)peaih ior lie Arima , XT earnest. In res New 1 esloseph, 'a Pe,la' iea," who ?rUi!" '? rap , . . (lie I hilistinea xlyol Jesus r , . ed by Joshua now lomb. J , Further proof more than , . , /. Mii*niuiiA.' in a HOJtiiers are very 1 enterec ponse to these ap- \ Bedoui bf, came fresh re- Jerusa nish the ranks ot were ? i that were destroy- ilege o; and his successors. Jerusa of this theory is dition I n Iivton roil f/iv rv> n ? 1 into h compact with the ns of a certain village near lem whereby the villages ranted the exc.uaive privf guarding tourists on the lem-Jericho road on conthat the villagers would I piU|'HCiwi ua>in J1 I s, I tan." The story of th< Samaritan is a most b? one. Whether it was at occurrence or a parable known But it has been ^ ly insisted by one that ii tuct nnd lltul I lio Un/id Km in a i iB Good Kven th aautiful cent HMf1 ,enile i actual Jor,,an ? sheer. is not ?,ie Jericho iarneBt P?lm Irees (Deut. i was a willi balnatn *a sycamore. The terr e once magnifiVulley of the desolation. At was a city of 34 :3,) adorned rilens and the itorv surround 6,000 people, 2,000 ol christians. Near Ra small village on a hill was pointed out by a al dragoman on the tr place where Sampso three hundred foxes, 1 Via t i a/1 # A rvnf K or m i V* whom are ' mleh is a "l>r< v-mics" will | . . the Grippe when . 1 his hill "sneeze ulnge" I're _ ? as well. I'revcntii profession- cure tablets, and r ain a9 the will gladly mail yc on Colds free, if yt 11 got the samples prove tin whose tails <5?1(fc p,ft:en _ , , nia. Sold in Gc 11 m l> MA ItWo m m a /< in uiiuuiou iwi inn reft irouiptly check a oohl or ^'ie tOlj taken early or nt the fw.mn,,, vontics cure seated cohls " bh nre little candy cold bilHftlll )r. bhoor, Kaeine, Wis. in HumploB and ix book 0,1 tna >n will write him. The ia?? v, or merit. Check early " tiN and stop PneniDo. Jf {Jig and 25o boxes by J. P, J i K aw i ponsiDie lor tlie safety of irists. Upon this idiotic 2t the Bedouin villagers eir claim to escort parties it particular road and to dackmail on travelers.? travelers decline to pay, lU i_ V* ' II " V t/?IV v* ^C?I whs a drummer. In sup Th*? Prlee of HomIH "The price of health in a main trict ia jnst 2"? cents; the coat c Dr. King's New Life Pilla," w Hlyton, of Noland, Ark. New 1 cleanse gently and impart no vigor to the system. *2fio. N* guaranteed at Crawford liros.. Fu port of l l* '*ie Je"cho ?/ ament wa? given Cleopatra. But .rionn did- , . , .r ? box of money Jo Jericho biff im'i'h t0 ^er?d the Gi w lifo and rascal erected a w ssssix?* ??< ?h"? di. the New Teatby Antony to she preferred i soil, no she sold reat. That old inter palace In d a miserable IIC iievi y nun / iiioi/j niiun j >nicK?y X uo, I tliuil I LijwsH government HgeniB I Pharmacy, druggist. m J^death. Ihe only thing that has