THE OIAIIA DAILY B12E: SAflUlU)AY, MAKC11 30, 1001.
0
Miraculous
Cure
A
w. imlto.v,
DifWilliains
Pink Pills
for
Pale People
"I hud been troubled with rbeu
mRtlatu nil my life, oven when a
boy. It attacked m In tha left,
nrmti and shoulder. The pain
In the. latter was particularly
severe. I, of course, took med
icine for It) but did not obtnln
permanent relief. One day about
three years ago while reading
nowepoper, 1 imt an advertise
montof Dr. Wllllami' rink fills
for Palo I'ooplo and detcrmlucd
to Rlvothem n trlnl. 1 hud taken
butthrec boxes of the p Its when
the trouble, which hud been my
affliction from childhood, entirely
disappeared.
About a yenr later, I had an
other attach of rbcuniat Ism which
was brought on by working In n
damp place. I remembered well
wlmt Ur. Williams' Fink Fills for
Fale Fcople had done for me, so
I Immediately purchased some.
Strangely enough J uitthne boxes
again cured me, and 1 have been
entirely free- from rheumatism
everalnrc. I have told a number
of people about Dr. Wll lams'
Fink PHW for Pale Fcople, and
they hnve taken them with the
most beneficial result).
V. I. DAI.TOX,
Secretary lioard of Trade,
Wellsljurg, N.Y.
At all drnesMior direct from Dr.
WH'.Iarui Medicine Co., ErlitutcUily,
N. Y.,potraM(n receipt of pries, M
ceuta per box, six boxes 12.50.
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LEAGUE WAR PROGRESSES
American Plajers te Meet National's In
junction Euit with a Dmurrtr.
PICKING FLAWS IN OLD CONTRACTS
APRIL EXCURSIONS
EVERY
Tuesday in April
lout end Tlinf the Senior I, ennui- tv-
orr'd I'rlvlli'Mf In for in of Oli
llHiitlun mill Violate Ciiti
ntltiltlunitl IMkIiI".
PHILADELPHIA, Mnrch 29. The attor
neys or the local American League ciuu
have decided to tako Immediate action In
regard to the suit brought by the Philadel
phia National League club yesterday against
Lajolo and other players to enjoin them
from playlnt; with the American League
club, They will not tako advantage of the
privilege of fifteen days nllowed by law for
tho filing of an answer to tho bill, but will
tomorrow meet the petition of tho Na
tional League club with a demurrer.
Tho Incorporated title of the local Na
tional League club Is "The Philadelphia
Case Dall Club, limited," and the principal
point raised In tho demurrer Is that
under the act of 1&74 relating to limited
partnerships, the players' contracts can
not be enforced because the contracts, while
mating a liability greater than $500, aro
not signed by two stockholders of the
club.
Tho law referred to, It Is asserted, pro
vides that any expenditures of over thu
named amount shall require the signature
of at least two stockholders. The demur
rer further contends thnt the contract
docs not bind tho plaintiff except for tho
season of 1900, and that there Is no mutual
obligation between the parties for the se.v
sou of 1001.
A further contention In the demurrer Is
that the contract Is. upon Its face, con
trary to public policy nml In violation of
the constitutional rights of American free
men and Is an attempt to subject the de
fendants to continuous servitude for an
Indefinite period.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Heart Troubles oro not Always
from Hoart Disease.
Do not get frightened If your heart
troubled you. Most UKciy you sutler
from Indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you cat nnd glve3
the worn out stomach perfect rest. It
Is the only preparation ever devised
that completely
Digests all Kinds of Food.
That Is why It cures the worst cases
of Indigestion and stomach 'trounlo
and gives relief as soon as taken. It
may be used In all conditions.
It can't help but
do you good
Joseph E. Pcabody, ritcairn, N.Y.,
Gays, "My son has been troubled with
his heart auu siomacn a suuu ueui.
I a-n glad to say that Kodol Dyspepsia
Cu' c has cured him. I can recommend
It to everyone. Before he had taken
four doses he found great relief."
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Prepared only by E.O DtWrrr A Co.. OhlcriRO.
The il. bottle contains tVi Ur, .us tlc poc. sire.
ONE minute cough eype
Cures quickly. That's what It's mado for.
OPPOSITION GETS MAJORITY
Villuendi
of Cabin Relation
Joins the Antis.
Committee
CONVENTION ITSELF IS INHARMONIOUS
To Utah, Idaho, Ongon,
Montana and Washington
Ojdcn nnd Salt Lako City, Utah,
Huttc nnd Helena, Q9Q
Montana M"
Portland, Oregon., Spokane, Wash.
Tac ma uiul Scattlo, COE
Wash WW
Tel. 316.
Tel. 629.
CROWDS OUT TO SEE ATHLETES
Thlrt j-IMltlitli Annual Truck Content
Between Oxford nnd Cnm
lirlilue 'Vnraltlra.
T.nvnnV. Mnrch 19. A cood crowd cnth-
ered Rt the Queen's club here thin after-
noon to witness tno iiiirty-ciKiuii iiiici
unlvcrsltv truck upon. The weather was
hrlKht nnd frosty. Headwinds and a heavy
track were iiKitinst noon iienm-iuum i-.-.
With the execution of tho mile and three-
mile rum none of the results reached 'var
sity form. Considering the conditions, with
two exceptions, tho men ran on ureal form
and the American crocks arc likely to llnd
Cockshott nnd Workman strong competi
tors. Tho next most dangerous man Is Cornish.
Workman's win in tin- tliree-miip run w.is
his third successive victory. 11c also beat
his own record and received quite an ova
tion. KollowliiR aro the results:
One Hundred Ynrd Dash-A. K. Hind.
Cambridge. Ilrst: J. Churchill, Cambridge.
Rnnnrwl' limp. 10 :t..ri RCCOlldS.
HlBh Jump O. II. Smith, CambrldRe,
feet 10' 4 Inches. Ilrst; W. H. Ilutalerson.
Oxford, 5 feet "'4 Inches, second.
Half Mllo Hun-J. It. Cleave. Oxford,
first: J. C.llman, Cambridge, second; time,
1:59 2-5.
Putting the WclBht-K. K. B. May, Ox
ford. .11 feet 0 Inches, Ilrst; C. S. Cow,
CamhrldBC, HI feet 2 Inches, second.
One Hundred and Twenty urtl Hurdlo
Race O. K. Gamier. Oxford. Ilrst; K. All
cock, CambrldBc, second; time. 17 seconds
flat.
Quarter Mile Hun-I,. D. Cornish. Ox
ford, Ilrst; It. M. Barclay. Cambridge, sec
ond. Time: 52 4-5 second.
Mllo Hun V. D. Cockshott Cambridge.
first; H. W. OrcRson, CambrldKC, seconil.
Time: 1:20 4-3. , ,
Hammer Throwlne H. n Mnvford, Ox
ford, Ilrst, U.I feet 3 Inches; Ii. C. Hartley,
CambrldBc, second. Jii!) feet.
Lour Jump L. J. Cornish, Oxford. Ilrst,
21 feet fiU Inches; C Wiles, CnmbrldBC
second, 20 feet S Inches.
Three-mile Hun 11. W. Workman. Cam
bridge. Ilrst; V. II. Jerols-Smlth, Oxford,
second, Time: 11:58.
Oxford won by t to 4.
FINDS TOMMY WEST IS EASY
Hurt of Brooklyn I'niiniU Him Aiotinil
the lllnjr ami Flulilien III sis In
Sixteenth Hon nil.
LOUiSVILLK, K, March 29. Tommy
Wert of Hrooklyn was knocked out tonight
before the Southern Athletic club at the
Auditorium by Marvin Hart of Hrooklyn In
tho sixteenth round of n twenty-round bout.
West was the favorite in the hettliiB. hut
It was seen early In the tight that Hart was
tho Hrooklyn man's match. l-'roni the start
tho llBht was bloody and very roiiBh. In
the thirteenth round West showed his
wenkness nnd from tho stnrt to the end
Hart hammered him to the canvas lime
and time again, knockliiB him down almost
at will. West hung on. however, till It
was no longer possible to stand and was
counted out by lteferee Tim Hurst. Hart
weighed 1B and West 15S. Hart also had
tho advantage In hclBht and reach over
West.
REST AS YOU RIDE
Vhe Morrow
Coaster Dralte
ntiirnntew 70U Abtntutr Com.
fort rtlKt ntaturt In I vclinj
I'Knaiiy wlicl Your whirl !
worn under control. furltron
hllu A lurirr on tb
You Rid 60 Miles, but
Pedal only 35 Miles.
100,000 rntlnil rl I'm lnit f ir.
t.oiu iijr nil cjrclo ilcolcra. UJok
Itl Free.
Eclipse Mlg. Co., Elnlra, N. Y.
leaBtlo can of Hoslon for the comlliB sea-
At the iiuarters of the American Iciibiio
club Mr. Homers announced the securing of
W. A. Kellum, a left-hander who pitched
for Indianapolis last season, to II 11 the gap
caused by Dlnecn's withdrawal.
DENVER FIGhTTnDS IN ROW
I'nt lOnrly, Mummer for llnie llnrrj-,
I'liiiuni'K Heferee I'lutii fur
I'ntorliiK Jlel'iirtlnnit.
nus'VKH. Mnrch 29. At the end of a ten-
rnimil mi before the Colorado Athletic club
tonight between Oave Harry of Toronto nnd
Kid Mcl'artland of New York Heforee
Kioto, who Is also manager of thu club,
awarded tho decision to Mcl'artland. Kioto
immediately left the- riiig amid the Jeers of
the entire autiiencc ana louoweii ny 1 .11
Hurly, manager of Hjrry. .When they
reached the olllce of the club Karly atruck
i.-l.itn Hcvnnil Dines III'1 the face and was
proceeding to pound lilm when bystanders p1
separated them. TIe,,,polliu cleared ths It
house, nnd prevented wgat tlireateueci tor a
time to become a rlo'r.
The light was even up to the llfth round,
when Harry began potnnllnB Mcl'arllanu s
heart with his right. He blocked nearly
all the Kid's leads and landed his right In
return Invariably An old wound over
Dave's right eye was opened In the eighth
and bled profusely till 'tho llntrfh. Mcl'art
land was weak In the ninth from Davo s
persistent punching over the heart and
Hairy seemed to bo the stronger at the end.
HISSED FOR USING GREASE
St. l.ouln Wrentlcr l.oip 11 .Mn It'll mul
Ills Itepiitiitlon h)
Trltli cry.
ST. I.Ol'IS. March 29. The wrestling
match for tho amateur middleweight cham
pionship of America between Maxey "Wiley
of Hochestcr. N. Y., and Henry Abekcn of
St. Louis, sclicdiiled for lontght. did not
tako place. When the men went on for the
Ilrst bout the New Yorker discovered that
Abekcn was greased and refused to con
tinue. As. greasing constitutes a foul, according-
to all wivstlbsg rules, tho referee
gave his decision in favor of Wiley. Abe
ken was roundly hissed by the audience as
ho left the stage.
Sonic Delepnte Art" Mloklim 10 incir
enl IteMilte the An mm 11 ceil
Itlftnillriif4lin of Their
'ontltucnt.
HAVANA. March 29. Senor Vllluenda of
the committee on relations of the LUbnn
Constitutional convention, today signed the
report of Scnor Juan (lualbcrto (ionic,
thus placing a majority or the comtnuioo
In opposition to the principal features of
the 1'latt atnendmcct.
Neither the radicals nor the conserva
tives scetn anxious to put the question to
an immediate vote. 1110 pian 10 scnu n
delegation to Washington Is being favor
ably considered. Little public interest is
being manifested In tho outcome. ino
convention Itself In divided Into warrliiB
factions, local politics being the choice of
the subjects of discussion.
tJenernl Sangully has sent in IiIb resig
nntlou. alleging that he could not abide by
the vote of tho Havana republicans reject
ing the amendment.
It Is doubtful If tho convention wouia
ncccept the amendment, as certain delegates
from Santiago nnd fanta Claru. though tney
hnvn been renudlated by their party for
voting against the amendment, will hold
their seats. Radically opposite views arc
held by different groups of the same party
and this tetids to substantiate the asser
tion of the conservative press that the op-
onaltlntl In till' M II. 00(1 II1C II t IB ICIltCrcJ 111
Havana and that the delegates do not reprc
sent the feelings o? their runstltuents.
A snllt Is expected III the republicans o
Havana because of a resolution adopted
nenlnst the Piatt amendment. Seno
Tamayo. secretary of state, resigned from
the party today.
TYPEWRITER MAGNATE HERE
i I ..r il.n Mil I III I'lemlec t nneeri
I'nsse Th run lib Omit hit 1 1 It
I.iii-hc I'lensiire I'lirty.
L. C. Smith. picsUcnt nnd principal
owner of tno stnun rreiincr iji1""1'
company, who Is making a 10,000-mile trip
through the west with a family party, was
in Omaha yesterday. The party gathered In
svritciixp. N. Y.. Mr. Smith's home, Feb
ruary 1 and started west In a Pullman
special car. Mr. Smith did not mako out
an Itinerary, and tho progress has been at
the will of the party. Their route Included
the Mardl CraB carnival In New Orleans,
:in extended visit to Old Mexico, many
trlp3 through California, stops at Portland,
Seattle, Salt Lake City and Denver, with
visits to all of tho principal points of In
terest along the line.
"Uvory where we found evidence of pros
perity," said Mr. Smith. "Tho people have
nlentv of money and they aro spending It.
To me it seems that the times aru the
best we ever had. If the new acquisi
tions will Just take up tho overproduction
for "a little while we will get along mar
velously. The American people aro fast;
they aro very progressive, and when things
aro going nicely they arc Inclined to over
produce. I expect tho new acquisitions to
prevent a glutting of the markets now nnd
maintain tho equilibrium.
"I was sorry to hear the news from Lin
coln. 1 have met Mr. Kosewatcr. I havo
followed his work and havo admired tho
pluck and the energy that he hus put Into
1 don t know when an outside tninB
has cut me more than did the taiiure oi
the Nebraska lcBislature to send him to
tho United States senate. He has done a
great work for the republican party at
large and for the state, nnd ho deserved
better treatment than he received at Lin
coln. It really made me mad when 1 heard
the news, because I felt that It was an
injustice to Mr. Hoscwater. Why, I would
have bet this car that ho would win tho
scnatorshlp.
"We have found the heaviest of trafllo
every where. Kvery line 'has been taxed to
Its fullest capacity to caro for tho travel,
cither ono way or the other or both. Some
times the trains were 60 heavy that our
car has been pulled by a special englno,
rather thnn put It on tho end of the train.
Kvon comlns In hero we had a double-header."
SUPERINTENDENT A T
BUFFALO EXHIBITION
Sickness Driven from Entire Family by
Paine's Celery Compound.
Take Paine's celery
j using It, and Inform mo
very greatly benefitted.
they
Sincerely yours,
have been
Spring Is here.
Purify your blood.
compound. , Al.CKIl M. WHKKLER.
It Is the one spring remedy sought after T,J0 gUl,rorty f pnlno's celery com
nnd highly esteemed by Intelligent, earnest pound Is well Illustrated by tho way cn
men and women throughout the Intnl. tiro families aro benefitted whenever any
, ..i..... i... ,..,. ,,,i i,a ..rnntnii lis' one itiiMiihcr of I ho household tries It.
NOiuing is inure cuiiimuu muu ,v, .,"-
own constltuaney.
Men and women who have never taken n
band, wife and children to bo led to uso
It, because they havo observed Its healtn-
llnlh lien llnril I'linlxlieil.
SAN KHANCISCO, March 29.-Chnrles
Thurston was given the decision over Otto
Crlbb or Australia at tne rim or ine iwen
tintli round before the National Athletic
club tonight. The fight was fast nnd In
several rounds the men were groggy.
spoonful of any sarsaparllla or patent medl- mnklng effecls In tho case of sotno rclatlvo
clno of any sort, nor allowed them to enter lor Intimate friend.
their homcB, not only uso Paine s celery Young and old now need to ibko a spring
compound when themselves sick, but per-' remedy to purify thlcr blood, to feed their
suade their families to do the same. tired nerves, and to Invigorate their hod-
And yet when tho history of this wonder- Men. Long experience has shown the ncces-
ful remedy Is studied It Is easy to under
stand why Palno'B celery compound thus
stands nlone and superior to all remedies
In the estimation of the public.
It Is a phyBlcinn'e remedy.
It Is the prescription of Kdwnrd U.
Phelps. M. I).. LL. D., Professor of Ma
teria Mcdlca at Dartmouth College.
There Is no mistaking the standing of
Paine's celery compound In tho family of
MaJ. A. M. Wheeler. Supt. of Exhibits at
the Paii-Aincricnn Exposition, New York
Stato Commissioner nt tho Atlanta Expo
sition, nnd former Asst. Postmaster of
lluffnlo.: '
Hilffnlo, N. Y.. I'Vh. 2. 1001.
Dear Sirs: Helng run down from over
work physlcnlly and mentally, I tried
Paine's celery compound as a remedy. It
undoubtedly did me much good. My wife
and sonio of my relatives havo also been
slty of such a spring cleaning for every
body, sick or well.
Thousands nre taking Paine's celery com
pound. (
It Is so far above all other spring medi
cines In Its strengthening, ncrvo restor
ing, hlood-purlfylng. health-giving, lasting
effects that It has no competitor among dis
criminating people.
Tho old "cures," ono by one. In the last
few years, have dropped by the way, until
today tho Bales of Paine's celery com
pound In every civilized country aro Inrgcr
than those of nil other BprltiR remedies
of all kinds combined.
I'coplo Just sick enough not to bo hoallhy
ocry city Is full of tuch seml-lnvallds
should tako advantngo of Paine's celery
compound to put their bluod nnd norves
Into n healthy condition.
Spring Is the time to get well,
A HOME PRODUCT
Hetter than Imported.
Cook's Imperial
EXTRA DRY
Dellclous-lnvlgoratlng-harmles,
Absolutely pure
Vlolloldija.
m lln.riBl.r4
1 S &
4
CURE YOURSELF !
nillirsH i 2" lur iinnaiursi
IrrlUtloni' or ulceration!
not tit nrleiirt. o muooua TneoiDrsnei,
rr.T.ou Coou ,i.n. ralulrii. and not anna
iTHCEvAsCHIMIOilCa. K'Dtor polaunom.
Hor iieni in Diain wrtDDtr.
riprM, r"rl. for
i, nr i iKittlti, (2.TA.
;uUr Fnt rn reitiMi.
BUFFALO BILL WINS THIRD
rsioi M ' jjj
RE -NO -MAY
POWDER
Manufactured by
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316 Bee Bldg.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
For Sale by all Druggists and Glove Dealers
Consultation Free from 2 to 4. When ordering by mail
add 5 oentB for postage.
C.rantl Xntlonnl Sir r iiloelinne nt
rrpiuil Tnki- I'lnee In lllliid
i n ht Slum Storm.
1,1 v-
MVKHPOOI,. Murch 2fl. The Grand Na
tional Btconlcchaso of 2.6CH) sovereigns to
day was won by H. Hletsoe s (irudon, C. .1.
Williams unv ceuiiiiu lirumcree was sec
ond and J. K. Houerson's ItJffnlo Bill third.
Tho Grand Steeplechase was a handicap
for r.-vi'iir-nlils and nnwnril. the second
horse to receive 300 sovereigns and the third
horeo 200 sovereigns rrom tno sumo. ine
distance was tho Brand nntlonnl course
(about four miles and o ynrds). Tliero
wero sixty-two entries, of whom eleven
forfeited, Tho event wus decided in a ihiihi
Ing snow storm. Tho time was 9:t7 1-5.
llrildoii led tnroiignoui aim won easily
by four leiiBths, The betting was ! lo 1
against Grudon, 10 to 1 against Drumcrce
nnd SI to 1 iiKalnst Buffalo Hill.
Fourth (inine lo Moll (Iff Tie.
Tim Western and White Knight bowling
tenmn met at Clark's alleys Friday night
and played three hot games, which ended
In a tie, a very unusual occurrence In team
bonllnir. This made It necessary to nlay
u fourth game to decide the tie. Score:
Westerns- 1st. 2d. Sd. Ith. Totals.
Dlvlson 2f2 Ifiil 234 1S3 7S7
Benson 130 131 ITS Ifil KIT
Ayer Ill 101 142 1 filfi
fielleek 152 ISfi 1151 131 f.VJ
lteynolds 133 1W 153 141 B-W
Totals 761 "70 SOT S17 3,213
White KnlBhts-lst. 2d. 3d. 4th.Totuls.
Gilchrist 13S 115 172 Ml SPfi
Both lb'7 1M 1R1 ir.S f.42
Hammond 177 IK1 l.'.S 1.M1 ()
Glllesplo 121 12S 113 11 652
rotter m -( ua in hi
Totul 7S) S23
iim&
MANHOOD RESTUl,urN..
fclo Vltallrcr.tlioprrwripUonof at mo:u Frrnrh pSyslrlan, will qiilcWir cure you of nit
lifrvuuior dlsMof tUe nenrratlre organo, kucu ta Jla, jBiwinniB,
1h1ii ta b Ilrk, Srnilniil Kiululiini, Neroti Deblltly, Plmnlra
UaUlnr In Jf urry. KxliBintlnc Iirnlna, Trtroccl. niid tonillpnllon.
Ititoi'sall liMMby dyornlfhu VrrtentsqulcknPMcf dlttbitrire. vjhleh It notchfckeu
I mis to hnf rinlorrhaa ond nil tho Iiorrori ot linnotfney. ,;'! !!!;SEc:ii!;!!S?,h!
llrrr.ihn kUncvj and tne ur Bry oream ot all ImpurlUcs. VIlUKN3tren(thEi
restores saiii wrK orcanv
Thnrwianii Auffernri are not cured
CtJI'IDKNi: tlio only knonn tenieil
by Doctors H beein CO pr r rent re troalilcd with Protlsll 1 1.
1v to cure without en ooeratlon. SXO teiUmreiUli. A written
iiarnt ulreo nt money re tnrnrd If 6 bom ibeji not eflect a ixrmuoni cura. 1X0 ft box.ci or f
br mall. fie"l '"r v:iirlrruinrR"ii ii-ei
VOB SALD OV
stlmonl:
I'--
UYi:tlS. DILLON tllllO
CO 1BTU A..ND VAUS
now WILL
44
THE DOTS,'
Appear March 30th?
IH III
It needs
sightiix
wsttei
70) 7S'l 3.1S1
Two teams composed of members of the
clerical and shipping departments' of the
Omaha Kuinlturo company made the fol-
luwltis score:
Salesmen 1st. 2d. 2d. Totals.
McVea v. 124 ',47 123 :S!I
Dubrox ".'s iih, :k
BurccHH 1S3 130 UK 4S1
Abrahams 143 tH 137 37
Bcilgclo 180 1W 122 432
Totals 70S
Sliliuiers 1st.
I'lotts 13.1
Heft U'li
Huntington 99
Sunder 120
Yost lw
Totals 611
Ml ,
2d.
1M
154
120
131
112
72 2.011
3d. Totals.
120 41
113 20.1
111 3:l
121 375
ll 4C0'
712
C25 1
AVIIimit lln 'ho (iriiiiiidx.
I.OIMSVIl.l.i:. March 20.-Manager Will-
ter Wllmot has leased League park and
savs the nlavers of the Louisville Western
club will report for duty April 10. .Mr. Wll
mot will leave for .Minncupoiis tomorrow
nljht.
II ii in tin I it t llnxr Hull Ten in,
Hl'MBOLDT. Neb.. Mnreli 20-ISneclal.l
The Hlgll scliuol base ball team has been
organized, with Warren Beery manager,
Frank Illsh captain and Isidore Weinman
umpire-
I.imu In Cnplnlii Million,
BOSTON, March 29 -Herman Lone has
becu selected as captain of the National
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The prune grown in California, cured in the California way, and packed in the
California way, should be cooked in the California way. In California they are given a
night in a dish of water and then stewed. That's the reason you hear many people say,
" Prunes taste so differently and are such a favorite fruit in California." Try the Cali
fornia way with the California prune, and you can get the California result anywhere.
There is only one prune on the market carefully grown, packed and inspected. The
nrnnf that vou are getting this prune is the brand of the California Cured
Fruit Association, as displayed above, which is now placed on all of the
Association's goods. It makes no difference what the name of the prune
is, if it is on a box on which you find this brand it is safe. But if you
do not buy by the box, be sure that you get from a box on which you see
this brand.
Try this recipe for Spiced Prunes,
which won second prize in California
Prize Prune Cooking Contest a few
weeks ago:
"WriBh nnd onlj over nlftht n pint of
prunes In wutee cnou&h to cover well,
8tew until tho Uln lire noft, then pour
off tho wii ter nnd odd u cupful of Cood
cldor vlnoiar, two cupu of mlur, clove
und cinnamon to itult the ttc."
He ore and Hand for booh containing 100 recipes
fop preparing prunes In every way, which were ob
tained In a prize contcet participated In by the very
beet cooka and chefa of California. Thin booh,
together with a "Prune Primer," which will drll&ht
the little folha, will be aent free on requeet, Addrenn,
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