The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, April 19, 1910, Image 2

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    AFTER
DOCTORS
FAILED
LydlaEPinkham'sVegett
Me Compound Cured iier
Knoxvlllc, Iowa. "I suffered with
pains low down In my right sldo for a
year or more and was so weak and nor.
tous that I could not do my work. I
wrototoMrfl.PlnE.
ham and took Lydla
E. rinkham'B vege
table Oomndund
and Liver Pills, and
am giaa to 8.17 tnac
your medicines and
kiud letters of di
rections havo dono
more for mo than
anything elso and I
had tho best phyal.
clans hero. I can
I do mr work and rest
well at night. I bollcvo thcro Is noth
ing llko tho Pinkham remedies."-.
Mrs. OjOAlU Fkanks, K.P.D., No. 8,
Knoxvillo, Iown.
Tho success of Lydla E. Hnkham's
Vcgetablo Compound, mado from roots
And. herbs, Is unparalleled. It may bo
used with porfoct confidence by womon
who suffer from displacements, inflam
mation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, ir
regularities, periodic pains, baokacho,
bcarlng-dotvrt feeling, flatulency, Indi
gestion, dizziness, or norrous prostra
tion. For tblrlyycara Lydla E. PInkham'a
vogotablo Compound has been tho
utandard romody for fomalo ills, and
suffering womon owo it to thorasolvba
to at loaRt giro this mcdlclno a trial
Proof is abundant that it has cured
thousands of othors, and why should it
not euro you?
If yon tvnnt special artvJco write
Mrfl.Plnlcliani,Xynn,ninNfl.,forlt
Xt Is f roo and always helpful.
Stops Lameness
Much of tho chronic lameness
In horses is due to neglect.
Seo that your horse is not al. '
lowed to go lame. Keep Sloan's
Liniment on hand and apply at
the first sign of stiffness. It's
wonderfully penetrating goes
right to the spot relieves tho
soreness limbers up the joints
and makes the muscles clastic
and pliant.
Here's the Proof.
Mr. O. T. Robertt of Rcsaca, Ga.,
R.l'.D. No. 1, Uox 43, writes I " I Ura
tued your Liniment on a hone for swee.
nejr and effected a thorough curs., I al
io removed a ipavln on a mule. This
spavin ws as large as a guinea tge. In
Iny estimation the best remedy for lama
bess and soreness is
Sloan's
Liniment
Mr. H. M. CHbba. of Lawrence, Kans
R.P.D. No. 3, writes: "Your LinL
went Is the best that I have ever used.
I had a mare with an abscess on her neck
and one joe, bottle of Sloan's Liniment
entirely cured her. I keep It around all
the time for Ralls and small swelling
and for everything about the stocV."
Sloan's Liniment
will kill a spavin,
curb or splint, re
duce wind puds and
swollen joints, and
is a sure and speedy
remedy for fistula,
sweency, founder
and thrush,
PrlcoCOo. and $1,00
Kloan'a liook en
hone, rntttr, aherp
nml poultry atnl
!, Adurrae
Sr. Sari S. Sloan,
Soston, Mats., U.S. A.
Don't Persecute
your Bowels
Gtf oetet&anSauK! smetrnt, TWarW
4rui-utueuJ7, Try . t.
CARTER'S IJT1
UVER PILLS
rV!r toetuU., A
Miir St.
nlmiaiti Ma, and .
eeo&a tbaocaU A
Care Cm-
tUk HaahrW aai UtViiHia, u adCose know.
Semall Pill. Staall Dot. Small PrUa
GENUINE mutt bear signature t
Turlock Irrigation District
of California
The LAND of SUNSHINE. and OPFOR-
-j.umj.iHH. uenitnrui climate. A.-1 land;
ABUNDANT WATEIt at low rate:
Peaches, Apricots, Vign, Olives. Sweet
Potatoes. Alfalfa and Dairying pay bet
ter than 1100.00 per aero yearly. Writ
tor illustrated DOOKiet.
SEPT. B. TURLOCK BOARD OF TRADE. Turlock. CiL
A Eucalyptus Grove, Best Life Insurance
vrar irinuitvriUK uurii llAur protects rur
elwtuar'a Heirs. KuulyptusMroTtia, on oonMirvativi
Rwklet outlining our propyUtlon, will Intetest jou.
OAI.1MKX l'LANTATION COMPANY
KiLrlty lildr- Ixx Jabgelci, California!
ssssssssVsFi
.sssW MLLS. I
!CV. Mur a iWo-aprecruTnon KatrTortna. HANK
?:'KU8a'ICK"M' aecureaynn. Income from irl
orpUk Alfalfa f lj1;PTIlVriKNUM ON TIM.
IKR INVI'STMHNl' from tlm Mart. Internalliu
hoc. Ill
Foetal
PREPARED AT HOME
HOW PLANKED STEAK SHOULD
BE FIXED UP.
Sirloin Cut, About Two Inches Thick,
Rubbed with Lemon and Butter
and Tacked to the Heated
Board, Is Necessary.
It Is no longer necessary to go to
somo famous restaurant or popular
grillroom to enjoy thnt almost mys
terious, yet artistic dish that Is tho
delight of ovory professional chef a
planked steak. With tho purchase of
a plank sold for the purposo and the
BervIccH of a good all-round cook,
plank steak nan bo nerved nt home.
The steak ought to bo n sirloin a
portcrhottso In not fat enough and
cut about two Inchon thick. Hub It
oveT with lemon Juice and butter, tack
It to tho heated board and place In a
very hot oven.
After leaving ten or twelve minutes,
draw the tacks, turn nnd tack It again
In place, returning to tho ovon for
another ten minutes' cooking. This
can bo garnished with rice or potato
cakes, latticed potatoes, little string
beans or pens. Lamb or mutton chops
can bo cooked In tlio same wny as the
steak, an, added tmvorlness being
given by hasting them tiulto often
while cooking with n well seasoned
tomato sutico.
Tacking monttr to tho board Is not
really necessary when tho cooking
takes plnce In 1111 ovon. but It Is
pleasantly reminiscent of tho dnys
when tho board warf propped beforo
tho open (Ire and tho food had to bo
tacked to keep It from slipping off.
Now for our bonno boucho poached
eggs. Prepare tho necessary amount
of woll-sonsoncd, crenmy mashed po
tatoes, With a pastry bag and tubo
cover the board with wreaths of po
tato puroo. Ilrush with melted but
ter, mnko slight depressions nnd Into
each break an egg. Dust with pepper
nnd salt and place In tho oven until
tho eggs nro cooked and tho potatoes
lightly browned.
NOVEL QAnNI8HlNQS.
Whon making fritters cook sections
of orango In water nnd sugar until
It begins to thicken llko a sirup. Dip
each pleco of orango Into a dollcate
natter ana try in boiling lard to a
golden brown. Dust with powdered
BUgar nnd sorvo in a ring around Or-
nngo innrinnlndo.
Roll slices of calf's liver In n thin
slice' of bacon, hold togothor with n
silver skewer, flour nnd cook n doll
cato brown, Servo on chop dish with
gnrrjUhlngH of cross. Puss a thick
creamy gravy In Bllvor nnuco boat.
Instcnd of cold dovllod cues trv
thoso: Sluff In usunl way, put two
halves toutither. tlln In run? nnH lirnml
crumbs and fry nt tho laHt mlnuto in
boiling tat. Sorvo on round silver
platter whh a center of green peas
and n border of thick tomato puroo.
A refreshing drink nt aftomnnn
card portion la mado from equal parts
ot ginger hIo and grnpo Julco. Sorvo
in straight, thin glnsses with a
maraschino cherry floating on top.
A Caserole of Left-Overs.
Cut bits of cooked boof. vnal nr
lamb Into neat dice. Mlnco lino a
small white onion. Pnrboll a green
popper and mince n soctlon of it.
tinvo read a cunful of stowed toma.
toes or a whole raw tomato. Hoat
somo stocV or gravy and thicken
slightly. Mix all theso ineroillonts
and season to tnsto. Put Into n mv.
ored cassoMlo and nimmor for nn hour
In n slow ovon. Then nirr nnniv
rolled crncors over tho Btirfaco and
RUCK bits Of butter In tho crnr-lrnr
dust. Shut up ngnln In tho oven and
brown, uncovered.
This will bo a nlco family luncheon
served with sweet plcklos.
To Remove Stains.
Ink, fnllt or vogotablo stains on
flngprs aro Inexcusable, as they can bo
easily ronioved,
The quickest erndlcntor is n nlcco
of pumlco Btono kopt on tho wash
stand. Wot bofora using and rub
steadily, but not vigorously, or tho
Bkln may suffor.
A stain romovor that has nrovod
successful with fruit and vegofable
discoloration Is made by adding four
drops or carbolic acid to a lmlf pint
bottle of glycerin and rosownter.
Chocolate Cream Filling.
Molt a squaro and a ouartor nr
chocolate In the ovon or over tlm ton
kottlo; mix togothor ono cup of sugnr
ana tiirco-quurterg 0f a cup of flour
anui a pinch or salt: add two oren
slightly beaten with two cups of
nunc uuu cook in a double bollor until
creamy and thick: add tlm mniiiui
chocolate and n tenspoonful of vanilla
nnd whon cool spread between layers
Charlotte Rusee Without Gelatine.
Whip ono pint of rich crenm to a
stiff froth, flavoring with either wlno
or vanilla to tnsto. neat woll tho
whites of two eggs, add a cup of now
derod sugar. Mix Into tho cream and
sot on lco until It stUTons. Whon
ready to Borvo lino a bowl with sponge
cake or macaroons soaked In sherry
nnd nu in wuu mo wuippea crenm.
Horseradish Butter
Pmind n teaHiioonful nf
horseradish In a mortar with nn ounco
nf butter nnd n tiny nlnch of mil nnn.
per. Hub It through a sieve and It Is
rondy for ubo. U will keep for somo
time It you put In a cold plnce. Hot-
ilea borsurnaisn muy tie uscu if it is
very carefully uraineu.
IN HOSPITAL FOR NINE MONTHS.
Awful Tale of Sufferlno From Kidney
Trouble.
Alfred J. O'Brien, Second St., Ster
ling, Colo., says: "I was In tho Balti
more Marino Hos
pital for nine
months. I , had a
dull pain In the
small of my back
that completely
woro mo out. The
urlno was In a ter
rible stato, and
somo days I would
pass half a gallon
of blood. I left
the hospital because they wanted to
operato on mo. I went to St. Joseph's
Hospital at cjmnna nna put in mree
months thcro without nny gain. I was
pretty well discouraged when I was
advised to use Doan's Kidney Pills. I
did so and by the time I had taken
ono box, tho pain In tho back left mo.
I kept right on and a perfect cure
was the result."
Itcmcmbcr the name Doan's.
For snlo by nil dealers. CO cents a
box. Foator-Mllburn Co., Buffalo., N. Y
WHAT DID HE MEAN,?
Landlady I hnd to pay 25 cents a
pound for this utealc.
Star Boarder That's tough.
BABY'S SKIN TORTURE
'Whon our baby was seven weeks
old ho broko out with what wo
thought was hoat, but which gradually
grow worso. Wo called In a doctor.
Ho said It was eczema and from thnt
Umo wo doctored six months with
thrco ot tho best doctors In Atchison
but ho only got worso. His faco, head
and hands woro a solid soro. Thoro
was no ond to tho Buffering for him.
Wo .had to tio his llttlo hands to
Koop him from scratching. Ho novor
know what It wob to sleep woll from
tho Umo ho took tho disease until ho
was cured. Ho kopt us nwako all
hours of tho night nnd hla health
wasn't what you would call good. Wo
tried everything but tho right thing.
"Finally I got a sot of tho Cutlcura
Romodles and I am pleased to Bay
wo did not uso all of them until ho
was cured. Wo havo waited a year
and a half to boo If it would return
but It novor has and to-day his skin
Is clear nnd fair as It possibly could
bo. I hopo Cutlcura may savo somo
ono olso's llttlo ones suffering and
also 'their pocket-books. John Loason,
1403 Atchison St.. Atchison, Kan., Oct
19, 1300."
Murphy.
Tho prisoner nt tho bar was ot
swarthy complexion and wub charged
with peddling without a license
"What is your namo?" asked tho mag
istrate.
"Ho says his namo Is Murphy," ro-
pentod tho poltcoman on the. bridge
"An Irishman peddling bananas, eh?
What part of Iroland do you como
from?"
"Ho says ho was born In Italy,"
again ropoatod tho brldgo policeman.
"Umphl Tho MurnhyB nro numer
ous, but I didn't think thoy had spread
to Italy," snld tho Judgo as ho mado
tho flno (1 and asked tho man to spoil
his name. '
Tho prisoner wroto on a pleco of
papor "Qlusoppo Muerfeo." Now York
Sun.
Money anil exnense are not essential to
artistlo homes and attractive rooms. One
dollar and fifty cents' worth of material
win completely irottstorm a crime, inar
tistic room into a graceful, dainty apart
ment. Iteally it Is good taito and skill that
makes tho homo homelike. That dainty
touch la worth twice as much as money.
Wall paper is expensive it costs money
to buy it, to hang it and agnin to re
move It. With the use of tho alnbastincd
wall there is only tho alight cost of the
material any one can brush it on and it
ia not nrcesnary to wash it pil the wall
when a fresh coat is rcnuircd.
It la very easy to mix, very simple to
apply, but the rcsulta aro simply beauti
ful. A wliolo house can bo done at just
a little more than tho cost of a tingle
room when ordinary materials are uaed.
And this la true, that now that we havo
o much better materials for use in the
decoration of our homos, that wall paper,
rammnn t-nlinmlne nnd Tiaint are now at
much out of dato aa tho old Umo white
wash, tallow candles and rough hewn
flnnra. Mrrn inniiev la no lonccr an es
sential In good housefurnishing in artistlo
nome maning.
Thn new materials and labor-savinR ma
chlnea are most welcome to ua all and
very thoughtful woman", every woman
who cares for her home, ia quick to utilize
them.
Alas.
A little nvo-ycar-old who had been
watching her mother dress for an
evening entortnlnment surprised her
mother with tho following question:
"Mother, didn't you say you woro al
most 40 years old?"
"Yes," replied tho mother.
"Well." answered tho llttlo girl, "you
don't look It to-night, but you will to
morrow morning." Judgo.
Ot courso, women nro a trlflo vain,
but did you over see a mnn pass up
an opportunity to look In u mirror?
When life's all love, 'tis life', might
1b6, 'tis nnuuht. Sidney Lanier
MEMOIRS OF JANE ADDAMS
Pretty Cloak Started the Career of
the Weil-Known Chicago
Social Worker.
Chicago. Glimpses ot tho childhood
of Miss Jane Addams at Ccdarvlllo, 111.,
her birthplace, full of Interesting child
ish fancies and experiences, aro con
tained In tho first Installment ot her
Autobiographical Notes on Twenty
Years at Hull House," published In
tho April numbor of tho American
Mngnzlne,
In hor girlhood llfo Is traced the be
ginning ot tho evolution of hor Ideas
on social questions which led to tho
founding of Hull House nnd Its growth
to a position as tho greatest social set
tlement in the world.
Included In her reminiscences Is a
reforenco to nn rittempt by an "In
formal association of manufacturers"
to persuade her with a gift of $C0,000
to Hull Houso to cease her efforts to
Miss Jane Addams.
Rccure the passage of a sweatshop bill
In Illinois, nnd her reply thnt she
would first see tho destruction of Hull
Houso and If necessary "would cheer
fully sing a To Doum on Its ruins."
It is as the daughters ot John H.
Addams, who was a war-time member
of tho Illinois legislature,, thnt she In
troduces herself to the rondor.
An Insight Into sociology camo early.
as Miss AddauiH relates as fallows:
"I can romombcr an admonition on
ono occasion, whon, as n llttlo girl of
eight years, arrayed In a new cloak,
gorgeous beyond nnythtng I had ever
worn before, I stood beforo my fathor
for his approval. I was much cha
grined by his remark that it was a
very pretty cloak, In fact, so much
prettier than nny cloak tho other girls
In tho Sunday school had, that ho
would odvhio mo to wear my old cloak,
which would keep mo, qulto as warm,
with tho added advantngo ot not ma
king tho other llttlo girls fool badly.
I compiled with tho request, but I fear
without innor consont, and I cortalnly
was qulto without the joy of Bolf-sac
rlflco as I walked soberly through the
vlllago street by tho sldo of my coun
selor."
RELIC OF SPANISH CONQUEST
Small Wooden Statue of the Virgin
Mary Once Saved Life of
Cortex.
Moxlco City. In tho chnpol of a
monastery nt Pueblo, Mexico, is ono of
the most precious relics of tho Span
ish conquest ot America. It is a small
woodon statuotto of tho Virgin Mnry
with tho Infant Jesus in her arms.
Battered and wormcaten as it is, It Is
dressed in silks and gold and jewels
nnd plnced upon the high nltar for
tho veneration of tho faithful. For
it was given to Hernando Cortez by
Emperor Charles V., and tho famous
conquistador carded It throughout his
career.
Tho relic at ono tlmo saved the llfo
ot Cortez during battlo. But for it
Statuette of the Virgin Mary.
Mexico's history would havo been
dlfforont.
Ono hand has been replaced by a
hand of silver. This hand was shot
away by a bullot that would other
wise havo killed Cortoz. Ho gave tho
statue to Acxotocatlec, captain of the
ropublto ot Tlaxcala, who was his
ally.
Ever since his days It has re
mained In tho monastery, but there
1b now a movement to tako It to tho
National museum, whoro tho rnvages
ot time nnd worms can bo checked.
No effort has been mado in tho past
to presoivo tho relic from attacks of
the Insect pests or Mexico, and It Is
badly marked with tiny boroholeB, and
may crumble away unless quickly at
tended to.
tel.
Including Ham Actors.
"Going to como and see me act to
Ight?" "No, I have Joined the meat strike."
"What has that to do with It?"
"I have cut out hams."
No Fundii
"Wasn't that a runaway marriage?"
"Yes, and a stay-at-home honey
moon." Easy to Win Back
Your Health
It ia not a very hard task to got back
to tho "highway of health" provided
you act promptly at tho first alga of
weakness or ill-health and assist Na
ture In every way possible. Then this
calls for the friendly aid of Hostctter'a
Stomach Bitters immediately. Delay or
experimenting with unknown remedies
only aggravates matters, prolongs your
sicknes? and makes It just so much
harder to win back your health.
Thousands of people, who know from
actual experience, keep a bottlo of the
Bitters handy at all times and a f ow doses
at the right tlmo always wards off a
sick spell. Try this plan today. It is
excellent in cases of Poor Appetite,
Heartburn, Belching, Sick Hcadacho,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Costivoness,
Biliousness, Spring Ailments, Impuro
Blood, Malaria, Fever and Ague.
Insist on having Hostutter's.
Nebraska Directory
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Rooms from ll.OU up Rlugle. 75 cents up double.
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Omaha, Neb.
(31.1)
WESTERN CANADA
What Governor Deneen, of Illinois,
says ADouc it:
.OoTernor Deneen. of Illlnola. owns a mo
os iona in navKAicuowan.
. uuiiiu. no una aaiu in
aa Intorrlow i
"Aa an American I am
dellalitod to aoo tbe re.
rnarkoblo prosreia ot
We.tern Canmla. Our
peoplo am Hocking acrox
hn Imnnilnrv In thnn
aanda, and I haro not ret
met ono who admitted
ho had tnailo a mUtake.
They aro all dotnu well,
inero ia aoarooir n com.
manltr In tho Middle or
Wiutnm Htntpa that hmm
not a represontatlro in Manitoba,
rloakatchowan or Alberto."
125 Million Dushols of
Wheat in 1909
. Wettnrn Canada Mold eropa for
19U9 will emlljr yield to the farm,
or 170,000.000.00 lit cn.li.
I'roelluiiiMtcailiinr lOOncrea.
nml prAHJinplloita of lUOacrea
at f 3.00 nil ncro. Hallway and
Laud Uompmliia have land for aala
atrouonulilorirlcea. Slnnyfnrra
era lutvo imld for their lunit out
of the nrociwMa of ono crop.
8plenillil rllinnto, rood nchooli.
nxrollont nillwur fncllltlea.Iowr
fn-lzlit rati, vrcxwl, wntcr and
liimlirrnllr nhuiliml.
For pamphlet "X.t Htvt Went."
particular, aa to aattnble location
and low mttlera' rate, apply to
Hap't of Immigration, Ottawa,
Can., or to Canadian Gov't Agent,
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Room 4 Bit Bide. Omihs, Kit.
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br ELECTR0PODE3. New BUctrla Treatment.
Galvanic lnolesoppr and t1nc-wora UiM
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Ilackache. Kldnef and Liver complaint. Price
culr 11.09. Your rnoner returned II not latillactorr.
Cuarantee llrned with each tale. Electropode are
mailable. Ilnot at rour DruxrUfe, lend lu f LOO,
Stata whether lor naa woman.
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Uentlameni . . . . .
t hare had my aeparotor for six years and bare never had
touurany oitranforlt, and It has taken cars ot SO oows'
milk. Somo ot niy Delghbora got the D and the V .
H theaamo time and thov hiiTB colt thorn a irood deal
to keep them up. 1 hare the old prlco Hat but did .nut know
but what they bad chanirod It. I toe the price of the cream
no row ibo pniuaana i win Bona luainnu 11 iriaite iiubouuuga
whon 1 tend again 1 will make It all rlaht with Tw.
ISIgnedl CHAM. IIOVNTON.
Tho National has nothing to get oat of order, ltunn light
ly, clenna easily, and fretn all tha cream. Furthermore, It
will taut a lifetime. Your dealer will demonstrate a National
free If you lnelat. Let us send you our Illustrate! catalogue.
TUB NATIONAL DAIRY MACHINE COMPA
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lYerreultr. Tho elck are mired, and all othen la
matter ho"eip"lU kept from havlug tho die.
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m. ordtatAmner. rtaal rainailr avar known for marealn foaL
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In IS10do(cfdru4x'taaiidbarniMdeera,orMntaipreaawld bf
f I rnarrafaetarera. Cut ahowa how to poultice throat. Our froe
aranteedtoeuroonocaML (OoanllabottlaiSSaaci
ii lkmkteiariveaoTOTTininir. irftrmi igtnw iranwii. ianmi aaiiuiw
raiuedr la eitetonoo twelve Tonra,
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