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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1910)
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TWO WORLD FAMED GRANNIES One of These Talented Women Is Sarah Bernhardt .and the Other "Won Terry. Two fnmoua grandmothers nro dis tinguished 7lflitors of this country. Re ferring to llioso talented ladles Tho Rochester Post Express says: "Ono of tho grandmothers Is Mmo. Sarah Bern hardt, ho other is Ellen Terry. Doth actresses have reached an ago vhen l Is permissible to rotiro from actlvo Ufa; but tho French actross Is said to bo as energetic as a vomnn half her ago, whllo Ellen Terry' Is dcclarod to bo as young as ovor sho was In the palmy days when sho and Henry Irv ing ruled tho theatrical world of Eng land. Miss Terry has rotlred from tho Mage oo far as acting Is concerned, Hnd hds taken to lecturing on Shakos pearo's heroines. And who could do better than sho who has played bo many of tho womanly women of tho great dramatist? RoadcrB of hor breezy biography know what Bho thinks of Portia, Beatrice, Volla, Rosa lind and other famous women of tho tragedies and comedies, but no print ed pago could charm aa does the won derfully expressive features and the velvet volco of tho greatest living English-speaking actress." TWO OF A KIND. Dobbins la there a list of million aires published? Bronson Not that I know of, but you can probably got a list of tho fol lows who dodgo their taxoa. A Long Chance. "I took a long chance when I asked her to marry mo." "Sho rojectcd you, eh?" "No, that was tho long chanco I took. She accepted mo." Tho great pleasuro of life Is love; tho greatest trensuro is contentment; tho greatest possession Is health; tho greatest caso is sloop, and tho great est medlclno a truo frlond. Tomplo. Giyes Breakfast Zest and Relish Post Toasties A sweet, crisp, whole some food made of Indian Corn, ready to serve right from the box with cream and sugar. Flavoury Delicious Economical "The Memory Lingers" Poatum Oereal Company, Ltd., Battle Greek, Mich. The Surprise of the Spiritual By REV. HUGH T. KERR Faster Fullerton Avenue Preibjtcrian Church, Chlcaeo TEXT-Tho kingdom of heaven Is llko, unto trensuro hid In n field, the which, when n man linth found, ho liklotli. undi (or Joy thereof eoctli and solMh nil thai) ho lmtli and knowcth that lli'ld.Mat-' tliow XIII, . Tho discovery of hidden treasures. was ono of tho expectant surprises of tho past, said tho Row Mr. Kerr. Tho secrecy of tho soil wnB once tho snf-! est security. Noro boenmo tho laugh lng stock of his people becauso ho; was induced to Investigate a marvel ous treasure-trove In u distant part of his dominions said to bo watting for a finder. Men of our day, too, havo be come tho luughing stock of their fol lows by selling tholr nil Jo Invest In mountains of rock said to contain acres of gold and stratus of Bhale and to secrete risers of oil. But this man' of tho pnrnblo was no laughing stock, but tho wonder of his ago and tho envy of many men. ; Without searching for It. ho discov ered a treasure. Tho glittering gold Bhono boforo his vory eyes. Accord ing to tho lnw of tho lnnd It was his. Ills heart dnnced for vory Joy and in his Joy he parted with everything ho had nnd possessed himself of that miracle-working flold. God Is bettor fnr than mountains of gold, said Jesus. To Hnd God, to possess him, Is worth tho sacrifice of every other thing. God Is the greatest discovery a man can make Job cried out for God. Philip nBUctl after tho father. Tennyson said tho greatest deslro of his life was to havo a now vision of God. Lot us follow tho path of this unnamed dUcovoror and, If wo can, loam his secret. Ho wns Burprlsed Into his discovery. It was all bo unexpected nnd so amaz ing nnd so wonderful that ho could not bollovo his eyes when tho glitter ing gold and tho shining silver lny spread out In n heap at his feet. So docs God sometimes surprise tho souls of men. Wo would not bo Beck ing him had -wo not already been found of him. Our search for God has been so long nnd bo patient as 'has his Boarch for us. Somotlmcs he discovers himself to us and ore wo know it wo nro in his presence. Llko .Livingstone in tho African wlldemoss suddenly facing his discoverer, so dods God discover us. Nlcodemus may search for God In tno secrecy of tho night, but In tho brond daylight Joans roveals himself to tho surprised Sa maritan woman. Zacchaeus may climb tho tree to Bee tho Christ, bat Jesus unexpectedly calls Matthew from his customary place So do men stumble upon God In life. Men aro surprised Into tho spiritual by tho very act of tho eternal spirit thoy aro not looking for God, they aro 'tfound of him. Paul went with slnugv Iter in his heart to Damascus and lo! !ho found not tho Christians but tho Christians' God. Verily, said the prophet, thou art a God that hldest Hhysolf. Tho spiritual llfo from bo ;glnnlng to end Is ono long Barlcs of discovery. Tho hidden treasuro of IGod'8 all-pervaBlvo proaenco 1b ovor iroveallng now wonders to our bouIb. Ho wns surprised Into a now men- rtal tempornmont. Tho vory grammar dances with Joy. Tho words as they fell from tho Hps of Jcbub nre bub bling ovor with n now found delight. jTho man walks as it wcro on air and 'lives hlB llfo in gladness of a present possession. So rejoiced is ho In his now found treasure that ho again 'hides it away as something too pro jcloua to exploit, nnd holds his secret Jfor n little whllo af. least, in selfish Imonopoly. I Tho spiritual llfo must ovor sur Jprlso men Into a very intoxication of 'dollght. Tho early church was ono ;great merry making community. The peoplo of that ago did not understand )hc abounding Joy and the overwhelm flng gladness that possessed tho Chris (tlaiiB who sang In tho mldBt of defeat 'and who rojolced In tribulation. When Gods surprises tho soul thero Is abounding llght-hcartedness and a luurst of melody. Every revival of ,truo religion has been accompanied with a burst of song. ' Tho miners of Wales went down !n to tho dnrknosB with gospel songs up Ion tholr Hps, In tho prison-houso of .Phllllppl Paul and Silas sang songs f Joy until tho very prison was smit en as with an earthquake. God, pity ,ub for our dry-as-dust religion I There !h no gospel In tho religion of many f our people, and the missing note in our modern Christianity Is the notoof abounding Joy and spiritual cheerful ness. Our missionary meetings nro jtoo often places of toars and trage dies. Our prayer services nro too fcfton a rendezvous for dispirited fol lowers. Awake, awake, put on thy beautiful garments. Our Christ Is a .conqueror and our treasure is puro gold. ' He was surprised Into a now Inter- jprctatlon of sacrifice. In his Joy ho 'goeth and selloth all that ho has, and Suyeth that field. There is nothing to weep over in that transaction. Thero is no uso to shed tears ovor that sacrifice. Indeed, thero Is no fine (rlflce. Men talk about sacrifices, Bald tho Immortal Livingstone; God knows l never nmdo n sacrifice. This from tho man who wore his llfo out to heal tho opon eoro of the world, and wo, with out petty solf-denlalB talk about Sacrifice! If wo wIbIi tho priceless treasure Hvo must pay tho price. A LINGERER. Tho Eldest Daughter If Harry had lived in tho old days ho'd havo inado a good knight. Hor fathor I don't know much about that but It takes him a Ions timo to say 'good night' now. Which Is the Star? "Wo nro thinking of putting an olbo trlc sign over tho church." "It might bo a good Idea." "But thero nro factions. Wo can't dccldo whether to fenturo tho minister or tho soprano of tho choir. Lewis' Singlo Hinder, utrnlght Bo siany smokers prefer them to lOo clear. Tho girl In tho silk stockings nover gots hor skirts muddy. 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STILLMAN MY OFFER Growers of sugar cane in the Florida Panhandle, average $100.00 an acre from their crop and it is the easiest, safest,1 surest crop that grows. I have 27,000 acres of selected, rich cane land, also suited to trucking and fruit growing, in Escambia County, Florida, north of the city of Pensacola. Ten acres will net you $1,000.00 a year in sugar cane alone. I will sell you ten acres for $30.00 an acre, $7.50 an acre cash and the balance in two. three and four years. Payable in sugar cane or .cash. MY RECORD 1 haJe been dealing in Florida lands for the past 24 years, " and in order to convince you of my absolute responsibility, I want to tell you that I am Ex-President of the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce, have been Collector of Customs for the port of Pensacola for the past thirteen years, and that I am President of The Pensacola Inter-State Fair Association. I am President of the Pensacola Investment Co., capitalized at I am Vice-President of the Pensacola Hotel Co., capitalized at I am President of the East Pensacola City Co., capitalized at I am President of the Maxent Land Company, capitalized at I am President of the Suburban Railway Co., capitalized at Total Capitalization of Companies wrico zo me coaay or simpiy sign ana man me tno coupon. I will answer all your questions personally. The Florida Panhandle has the right kind of land what she needs is the right kind of people. Address JOHN E. STILLMAN, Pensacola, Fla. . . $300,000 . . 150,000 . . 250,000 . . 300,000 . . 30,000 $1,030,000 JOHN E. STILLMAN, Pensacola, Pla. Pleaso mail mo booklet and full information in regard to tho farms that you aro selling in Escambia, County. Name z Address-