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THE SCRANTON TR1BUJSE-THU1?SDAV, MAY 18, 1899.
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EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
FRANKLIN'S ENGINE AGAIN IN
LINE SOB, THE SCRAP HEAP.
Its Qrnto Is Now Destroyed and tho
Questi -vof Repairs Arisen Mean
whllo Nc Steamer Is Available in
Caso of Necessity on. This Side.
Residents of Lincoln Heights Will
Uok for Some Privileges Council
man Fellows' Residence on File.
Social and Other Diversions.
Veat .Sernnton is again deprived of
Hie etivlco of tho Frnnklln FIro com
pany'fl engine, which I now totally
tintlt lor use. For some tlmo tho bticct
coii'mlpsloncr has been using the on
Klnc to pump the water out of the
llMle Park avenue sewer excavations,
anil Hip firato was burned out
It l understood that bids are being
linllfd or the repair of the engine,
but that la not whut Is wanted. A new
engine It needed, "as the "old rooster"
bun done service since 1S76 and Is be
yond rt'iialr.
A iiW"Uon hat been made that In
the etent of the city rejecting the Bar
ber asphalt contiact and establishing
a municipal asphalt plant, the money
thus p.ivrd might be utilized In bot
toiitig the llio dcpaitniLnt by tho pnr
t hnsse if ii new engine and now hose
lui tl Franklins and other neces
sities foi the department.
It Is to be hoped that the West Scran
ton councilman will kIvc this matter
their immediate attention and provide
n new engine foi the Fiankllns without
delay.
i.ixcoLX unianTS' wants.
The it-sldents of Lincoln heights,
tlt.it pin lion of land situated just be
jond the Hound Wooil, are working
In the Intotest of having the traction
ioinpun icdtice the fare to th.it point
lo the cents. A movement 1 also being
made to hccuie a mall delivery twici
a dm .
Lincoln heights is one of the finest
Milmilis of the cllv and will eventual!
become annexed to the eltv and new
liiilldlngs nte being erected i.tpldlv
i'lans are being ptepated for several
now icsldem.es during the summer.
T'AP. i:VKLL PAilTY.
Miss Sadie Sweetzcp was fndoicd
a faiev.ell party Tuesday evening at
the honio if her cousin. Mis. L, S.
fjhipimm IGJO Jackson street, prior to
her dcpnituic lor llarfoid, Subiiue
lianna (i tint, vvhi'ie she will be united
in muirlago on May SO to PMward Mac
Connell. of New Jeitiiv.
Miss Svu etzei Is a graduate of the
Bcranton business college und was In
the employ of V. II Gerlock & Com
pany. Mr.s. Slilpmin was assisted in
receiving by Mis. Klolso Smith. The
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PAINT!
Yes we have It.
Atlantic Leal, Pure Linseed Oil,
onJ Ready riied Paint, Varnish,
Putty, etc.
GKOIU.r. W. jr.NKINS',
1 01 S .M1I11 Avenue
Suitable for
Waiting is not in our line. We prefer to take
time by the forelock and do that which is to be done
quickly. Proof for this statement follows :
The season is still young, but we've determined
to clean up every wool fabric suit in the place, also the
remainder of Spring Jackets. Ladies who intend go
ing to the.lakes, mountains or seashore next month,
will find a magnificent investment in the special offer
ings now brought tiuder
VW WvNiVxW-W.
I rvf i Ladies' Stylish
rV & serviceable serges, Venetians, etc.
class tailoring, correct fashion models, very
best shades. Value $10.00 to $12.00 each. " A f
Your Choice This Week.
Ladies' Smart Spring Suits, with tight
"" fitting iackets, fly front iackets. etc. All
the charm that skill, art and irreproachable fashiou cau
lend to tliese costumes has been given them, while the
materials and colors are the very newest.
Suits that sold from $15.00 to $18.00. -j A (
Your Choice This Week AfrV
f -.- 'J Ladies' Summer Costumes, made from the
1UL -"" very choicest of choice new weaves aud nob
biest shades. Exquisite tailoriug, highest grade all
silk linings, with elaborate pipings, braidings, etc.
Suits that sold a week ago for froni $18. 50 A AQ
to $22.50 each, Your Choice This Week I tt" V
I rvtf" A. acHes' Spring Jackets, in fiue Euglish Co
JLAsL "--'vertS) clegautlv lined, finest tailor
ing, choice of styles. Your Choice This 3 Aft
Week O. VO
1 fYt acs' Tackets iu fine English Clays, Wool
L.UL O Cheviots aud English Coverts, in black and
various shades of tan; swell linings and very elaborate
finishing. Were $7.98 aud tio.oo each. C (
Vniif Chnlri This Week ' . --
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event was very cnjoyablo and well
spent.
Finn causes no damage.
Tho alarm of fire, sounded from box
322, at 0:25 yesterday morning, was
caused by a burning clothes press in
the residence of Horatio Fellows on
Lillet no street.
The file Is supposed to have staited
fiom children playing with matches.
The clothe3 pi ess was situated in a
front room, up stairs. The interior of
tho room was badly damaged. The loss
is estimated to leach at least $200.
The rompanlcs all responded qulchly.
Had It not been for the quick response
of the Columbia's chemical engine and
tho hasty work of the firemen, the loss
would have been much greater.
INITIAL SUPPER TONIGHT
An Initial supper will be setved this
evening between the hours of b and 9
o'clock by the ladles of the 1'! mouth
Congiegatlonul chinch whose names
begin with the letters E, F, G and II.
An txcellent menu will be provided.
Tito tables will be set in the Sunday
school looms of the chuich and the
public is cindlally Invited. This is the
second event of this kind at Plymouth
(hutch and promises to be as success
ful as the former supper.
The menu will consist of stewed
coin, scalloped potatoes, pies&ed veal,
salad, btead and butter, tea and coffee,
cake and Ice cieain. Supper 13 cents.
FUNERAL OF MRS. GROSE.
Rev A 1. Ramer, Ph. D , of St.
Mink's Laitheian church, conducted
the st i vices over the lemains of tho
late Mis Carrie Grose esterday af
tei noon at the family residence, at the
coiner of Washburn street and Lincoln
avenue.
Much sjmpathv was expressed for
the sl children of the deceased, who
ore now parcntless The remains weto
borne to Potest Hill ccmetety, where
Interment was privately made.
KLONDIKE SOCIAL.
The I W II. ciicle of the Hampton
Street Methodist Episcopal church will
conduct a Klondike social this even
ing at the homo of Miss Bessie Slote,
on Evnon street, and the uifair will
undoubtedly be enable as well as
novel.
The Idea is to sell claims to the high
est bidders and the prospectors will
dig for nldden treasures In the mlna
tuto claims and thus furnish amuse
ment and pleasure for the assemblage.
DANCE THIS EVENING.
A select dance will he Given In Meara
hall this evening by the Saturday af
ternoon class under the direction of
Miss Edith Blair, daughtei of Mr. and
Wear Now0
their notice.
Jacket Suits i
in fiue coverts,
Highest
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out IS
Mrs. M. I. Blair, of South Main ave
nue. The event promise to bo one of tho
most cnjoyablo functions of tho social
season. Music will be furnished by
Bauer's orchestra. A large assem
blage is anticipated.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Chris Williams, who gave his resi
dence us Brooklyn, N. T was arrested
at an early hour yesterday morning
by Patiolmnn Lowry for starting a flro
on the Dt law arc, Lackawanna and
Western rallioad, nlongsldo of Hunt
& Council's warehouse. Ho wns com
mitted to tho county Jail for thirty
davs.
William Slugg, of North Rebecca
avenue, an employe of tho Cliff works,
had his right foot injured on Tuesday
by an engine frame falling on It. Ho
was removed to his home and tho in
jury attended to.
Quartermaster William L. Nash, of
Camp 8, Sons of Veterans, will visit
tho Stroudsburg camp tomorrow even
ing. The Sunday school classes, Nos. 21
and 22, of the Pl mouth Congregational
church, taught by Mrs. A. 13. Eynon
and Miss Jennie Lewis respectively,
will give a grand concert on Wednes
day evening, Juno 14, In the lecture
room of the church. An excellent pro
gramme Is being ai ranged and the
public is assured of a treat.
Electilc City castle, No. S'C, Knights
of the Golden Eagle, will serve a sup
per at the home of J. O. Tlcc this
evening.
Tho Ladles' Aid soilety of tho Ply
mouth Congregational church held
their usual meeting vestcrdny and ac
complished much work. Tho prayer
meeting was held last evening, in
stead of tonight, owing to tho Initial
supper.
A fi o'clock tea was tendered a num
ber of friends of Miss Murg.uct Ii.
F.idden, of Hump to 11 street, Tuesday
evening.
Thomas Walsh, of Jackson street,
was 1 11 Jilted in an accident ut Yates
vllle station at noon yesterday. He
suffered the loss of both legs by being
run over by a train.
Patrick Hannon, who got Into
trouble in a West Lackawanna avenue
saloon last Tuesday night, was lined
$3 by Mayor Molr yesterday for dis
orderly conduct.
Thomas AVllby, a miner In tho Arch
bald, was Injured about the head while
at woik Tuesday by a fall of coal.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holtham and
children, of West Lackawanna ave
nue, are visiting Mrs. Holtham's par
ents, In Wayne county.
Thomas D. Williams, of Wllkcs
Haire, a well known singer, has le
moved to this city and will reside on
Washburn sheet.
Edward Mullen, of North Main ave
nue, has accepted a position in Buf
falo, N. Y.
Mt. and Mr.s. John H. Fellows and
children, of Tenth street, icturned yes
terday fiom a pleasant visit In Tunk
hannock. Mrs. Joseph Holt, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Miss Agnes Kennedy,
at the West Side hospital.
Miss Sara Smith, matron of the West
Side hospital, is spending a two weeks'
vacation with lelatives In Altoona.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bevan, of Hamp
ton street, are entertaining the Rev.
and Mrs. Jones, of Mavfleld.
Miss Lizzie Jenkins, of Jackson
streit, is visiting fi lends In Plymouth.
Miss OUIe Wllkiris, of Tripp park,
Is th3 guest of 1 datives. In Dalton.
Mrs. John Rogers, of Danville, has
returned homo from a pleasant visit
with friends here
Mr. and Mis. P. J. O'Bojle, of North
Filmore avenue, have returned from
a few days' visit with fi lends in
Wllkes-Ba. re.
Matthew Curley, of Price street and
Grant avenue, has gone to the Wells'
hospital, Philadelphia, for treatment.
Mis. John Hughes, of Washburn
street, Is seriously ill at hpr home.
Richard Thomas, tho singer. Is in
disposed at his homo on Swetland
street.
Thomas H. Reese, the West Side cor
respondent of the Truth, has accepted
a position with the New York Woild.
Fea Coal Delivered, $1.25,
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Addtess orders to C. B.
Sharkey, 1911 Cedar ave. 'Phone 6CS3.
SOUTH SCRANTON.
Conrad Plel, the wagon maker and
Blacksmith, sustained a paintul In
Jury, Tuesdav, and narrowly escaped
being killed. He had shod a team of
the M. Robinson btewery horses at
his shop, and was taking the horses
back to the Robinson barn when the
accident occulted. As he was coming
down Alder slieet a oung lad came
out of Kirst court at a. lively pace and
the animals became fiightend and
made an effort to get away. Mr. Plel,
who was sitting astride one of the
hoises, lost his balance and was thrown
to the ground Upon examination it
was found that his arm was dislocated
and Inulscd.
Patiolman George Jones, the day
roundsman on this side this week,
found a purse yestetday 011 Plttston
avenue, containing a sum of muncy.
The owner can have the same by Iden
tlfjlng It.
Miss Annlf Ncureltet, of River
stret, and Valentine Schelle, of Alder
street, will lu married this morning at
i o'clock at Si Mary's church. A
nuptial mass will precede the cere
mony A double stoty tenement house of
John Convey, on Birch street, was
struck by a bolt of lightning during
tho terrific stoim of Tuesday evening.
Small damage was done.
Miss Mary Rader. of Mauch Chunk,
leturned to her home jesteiday, after
a visit with her father, William Rader
of Blich sticet, the Lackawanna ave
nue hotelman. Misses Margaret and
Mary Rader, of the same town, eous-
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By special arrangement with tin
manufacturers of that Justly fanmus
kidney medicine, Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, the readers of The
Tribune are enabled to obtain 11 trial
bottle nnd pamphlet of valuable med
ical advice absolutely free, by simply
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hce address to the DR. DAVID KEN
NEDY CORPORATION, Rondout, N.
Y and mentioning this paper.
Of course this involves enormous ex
pense to the manufacturers, but they
have received so many grateful letters
from those who have been benefitted
and cured of the various disease, of
tho Kidney, Liver, Bladder nnd Blood,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Chronic
Constipation, nnd all weaknesses pecu
liar to women that they will willingly
send trial bottles to nil suffcicrs.
Upon investigation It was found
that 91 per cent, of those who have
used tho trial bottle had received
such benefit from It that they pur
chased lurge sized bottles of their drug
gists. It matters not how sick you ate or
how many physicians have failed to
help you, send for a trial bottle of this
great medicine, it costs you but a
postal card, and benefit and cure will
most certainly bo the result.
Put some urine In n glass tumbler
and let it stand 21 hours; If it has
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milky or cloudy, stringy or lopy, your
Kidneys or bladder are In bad condi
tion. Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy speedily cures such dangerous
symptoms as pain in the back, In
ability to hold urine, a burning, scald
ing pain in passing it, frequent deslio
to urinate, especially at night, the
staining of linen by your urine and all
the unpleasant and dangerous effects
on the system pioduced by tho use of
whiskey, wine or beer. Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is sold
at all drug stoics for $1.00 for a large
bottle; six bottles for $5 00.
ins to Mr. Rader, returned yesterday
also.
The regular meeting of the Loyalty
club will be held tonight. A programme
of tableaux and music has been
planned and a good time Is expected.
NORTH SCRANTON
Last Appearance of tho Famous
Welsh Prize Singers Social nt
tho Congregational Church.
Lecture by Rev. Clymer.
The music-loving people of this end
will be afforded a i.ire treat on next
Friday evening at tho conceit to bo
given in the Auditorium by the Welsh
Prize Slngcis. The conceit will bo
given under the auspices of the mem
bers of the Anthtaclte "Wheelmen's
club nnd will positively be the last ap
pearance here of the singers.
The party Includes Madame Mlles
Beynon, Miss Beatrice Rvans.sopranos;
Misses Dot Prosser and Mary Richards,
contraltos; Messrs. David Lloyd and
Griff Davis, tenots; Messrs. Armon
Jones nnd John Beynon, bassos; Miss
Jenny Parry, hatplst, and Mr. D. T.
Davis, pianist. Mr. Griff Davis Is a
Fellow of the Royal Academy of Music,
London. Miss Piosser has sung before
Queen Victoria and other royal per
sonages. ASSIGNED TO WILKES-BARRE.
Rev. P. V. Lynott, assistant priest to
the Rev. N. J. McManus. of the Holy
Rosary church, was transferred to St.
Mary's chuich at Wllkes-Barre, Tues
day. Rev. J. V. Moylan, a former cui
ate at Holy Rosary church, succeeds
rather Lynott.
Father Lynott was hoin in North
Scranton and resided there until he en
tered school to prepaio himself for the
priesthood. He was ordained at tho
Holy Ropai y church two j ears ago. Ho
resided heie for awhile and then was
assigned as assistant to the Rev. M. E.
Lynott at Jermjn. Several months
afterwards he was re-transferred to
Holy Rosary church. Ho remained
there until the present assignment to
Wllkes-Barre.
TO CREATE SOCIABILITY.
This evening the members of the
West Maikct Street Puritan Congre
gational church will hold an entertain
ment and social.
Tho affair Is given for the express
purpose of cicatlng a more social feel
ing among the membars of the con
giegatlon. A progt amine of a musical
and literary selection will be given.
ADDRESS RY REV. R. AV, CI.YMER.
Rev. R W. Clymer, pastor of the
First Christian chuich on Xoith Main
avenue, delivered a vety Interesting
lecture last evening before a very larse
audience, ltev. air. uiymer was ai xne
niitlnHnn pnnfpinnp.e held at Philadel
phia and at the Sunday school conven
tion held at TecKvnie recently.
He told of the business transacted at
imtvi Knnvnntlnnn and offeied many
original and practical ideas on the sub
ject of Christian chuich work.
MENTION OP PEOPLE.
Cluistopher Harrison, of Augusta,
Maine, is the guest of friends on Noith
Main avenue.
Miss Bessie Williams, of Brick ave
nue, is the guest of friends at Oly
plinnt, Gallap Williams, of Spring stiopt. loft
heie for WIlKcs.Uaire ycsteiday to re
side. Thomas Alexander, of Reese street, a
member of Company U Eleventh
United States Infantiy, Is expected
home, today from Poi to Rico
Mrs. J. T Jones, of Noith Main ave
nue, is visiting lelatives In Montrose.
MINOR NEWS NOTES
The stieet commissioner Is making
needed improvements on the West
Market street bridge.
E. M Casterllne, of West Maiket
stieet, is remodelling his meat market.
Tho Wnlla-Wah Dancing class will
hold their weekly social in St. Mary's
hall this evening.
Wonderful Speed.
Some railroads endeavor to cieate
a sensation by running one special
train at an enormous lato of speed,
but none has been legulatly able to
equal the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railway in high rate of speed,
for which it was recently awarded n
13,000,000 mall carrying contiact by the
United States government. Uncle
Sam Is pretty shrewd and the traveler
of today would do well to follow his
example when making a tilp between
Buffalo and western cities.
DAY'S DOINGS IN
DUNMQRE BOROUGH
RE-OPENINO Or ODD FELLOWS'
HALL WAS A SUCCESS.
Excellent Entertainment, Enjoyable
Refreshments and Good Music for
Dancing Were Features of tho
the Affair Those Who Made It
What It Wao Concert to Re Given
at the Methodist Church Nuptials
of Miss Maigaret Keen and Wil
liam Ocksenreador Other Notes.
Tho reopening of the hall of Dun
more lodge, No. SIC, Independent Order
of Odd Fellow sshlp, was celebrated In
an elaborate manner last evening.
When it was announced hi this column
several weeks ago tluit tho members
had started to make piepaiatlons for
the occasion, their friends offered to
assist In making nn event long to be
remembered. The result was ample
rewaid, for tho attendance was very
large.
The entertainment was a success in
every feature; the supper was all that
coutu do enjoyed and those who en
Joyed dancing were remombetcd.
Tho various committees are to be
congiatulated fop the excellent manner
In which they made the pieparatlons
and tho manner of tarrying it out.
The general committee Is composed of
Messrs Edwar Angwln, F. N. Nickct
son, Seldon Brady, Harry E. Spencer,
Ft ank K. Spencer, George M. Okcll,
Albert Van Ilouten, J. E. Dainty, John
Warden, Walter Wardcll. On tho sub
committees were: Hall, Walter War
dcll, Seldon Brady, John Wardcll: J.
E. Dainty, George M. Okell. Enter
tainment committee, George M. Okell,
Eduiud Angwin, J. E. Dainty. Print
ing committee, John Wardcll, Seldon
Brady, J 13. Dainty. Hairv E. Sneneer.
Committee on contest, Edward An
gwln, Pied Nicket son and J. E. Dainty
The ladles who assisted wete: At
table No. 1, Mr.s. Earl Bishop, overseer;
Mis. Peter Selgle, Mis. Chris Keller,
Mis. James Ellis, Mis. E. D. Bovard,
Mrs. Tred NIckerMin, Mrs. J. E. Dain
ty, Miss Septa May Thornton. At
table No. 2, Mrs. Daniel Powell, over
seer, Mr.s. II. Saundeis, Mis. B. Cronk,
Mr.s. George Harper, Mrs. Eber Btan-
ntng, iiis Joseph Heal, Mis., Warden,
Mrs. T. P. Letchworth, Miss Besslo
Kioeger. Table No. 3, Mis. II. E
Spencer, overseer: Mrs Edwaul Alte
mose, Mrs. Edwaul Angwln, Mrs. Alex
McKay, Miss Christiana Pletchet, Tdrs.
Hurley, Mrs. E. Powell. Table No 4,
Mis. John Cordy, overseer; Mrs. Mil
ler, Miss Kate Secor, Miss Ella Jack
son, P. Donley, Mrs. Albert Van
Hotiten, Mrs. Harry Edwards. Table
No. fi, Mrs. R. Mowery, overseer; Miss
Lllllo Wardell, Miss Bessie Bone, Miss
Marie Webber, Miss Emma Bono, Miss
Belle Webber, Mis. T. Keller and Mrs.
Joseph Vlckers.
The exercises were as follows: Ad
dtess of welcome. Superintendent E. D.
Bovatd; piano solo, "Idyll Lone
Poem" (MacDowell), Ernest Bovard.
selection, "The Bugle Call," by Glee
club, composed of Messrs. Andrew and
William Coulter. Hairy B. Cole, Ed
ward J. Mllner, Joseph Selgle, Thomas
Kerr and William Austin; drill with
clubs, J. Armstrong and company;
solo, "Banner of tho Sea," Mr. Thomas
Rogers; recitation, Iicne Burns; duet,
"In the Starlight," Miss Blanche
Marks, Mr. William S. Jones, accom
panied by Miss Ruby Yost on the piano;
"We Two Coloted People," recitation,
Garfield Angwln;; Banlleld family:
tricks, George Robinson: solo, William
S. Jones; "We Two Colored iPeople,"
two lady friends; Banfleld family; se
lection. "The Boys Como Marching
Home," Glee club. Music for social by
Miss Kate Real don, ptompter, Mr. M.
J. Mulrane.
CHUROH 'ENTERTAINMENT.
An entertainment will be given in
the audltotlum of the Methodist Epis
copal church this evening, under the
auspices of the church choir, assisted
by the following soloists: Pi of. George
Walkcnshavv, violinist; Miss Phoebe
Smith, soprano; Joshua Johns, tenor,
J. P. Broadbent, baritone.
The programme arranged for the
evening Is as follows: Piano solo (se
lected), Miss Ruby Yost; chorus, "Let
the Hills and Vales Resound" (Rich
aids), full chorus of forty voices; vio
lin solo (selected), Ptof. George Wal
kenshaw; .soprano solo, "fear Ye Not,
O Israel" (Buck), MUs Phoebe Smith,
tenor solo, "Holy City" (Adams),
Joshua Jones; selection, "Volco of tho
Woods" (Rubensteln), female quar
tette, composed of Misses Louise Lutz,
Elsie Powell, M. Kinney and Mrs Alto
Swaitz, bailtone solo, 'The Village
Blacksmith" (Weiss), J. P. Bioadbent;
chorus, "Good Night" (Plnsutl). full
chorus: tenor solo, "Tho Children's
Home," Joshua Jones; violin solo (se
lected), Prof. Geoige Walkenbhaw;
duet. "With Cheerful Notes." Miss
Phoebe Smith and Joshua Jones;
chotus, "Gloria" (Mozait), full chorus.
Oiganist. Miss Ruby Yost; choilster,
'Prof. William Linney.
EARLY MORNINO WEDDING.
Mi William Ock-enreader, of East
Drlnkei stieet, and Miss Margaret
Keer, of New street, Sctanton, were
united in mairlage yesterday morning
at C.30 o'clock. Tho cei-emony was
rclebiated In the Presbytetlan manse
on Elm street by the Rev. W. r Gib
bons. The young couple weto unat
tended. Mr. Ocksenreader Is a fit email on the
Erie and Wyoming Vallej railroad.
Miss Keer is a populai joung ladv.
Mr. and Mis. Ocksenieader i( enjoy
ing their wedding tour in the East.
They will reside on East Di Inker
Btreet
TOLD IN' A TEW LINES
All membeis of the Epwoith League
of the Methodist Episcopal chuich,
who expict to attend tho union meet
ing at the Elm Path church, cianton,
Kilday evening next, are lequeaed to
meet in the church patlois ut 713 p
m sharp.
Tho Ladles' Torelgn Mission socletj
of the Presbyterian chuich will meet
at the home of Mrs. John Reese, on
Nutlet stieet, this afternoon at i
o'clock, and a lull attendance Is de
sired. The funeial of Mis George Kleriof
Giove street, will take place this af
ternoon nt - o'cloek
Mr. and Mrs R Y. Mitchell, of Find
lay, O , are being entertained at the
home of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. P. Woodward
of Tripp nvenue.
Mrs John Av'ebbcr, of Harper street,
is qulto 111.
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Her Chance.
Miss I'dfhe "They suy murrlagea are
made In heaven."
Miss Pert "Ah, then ou have ono
.mora chance." Syiueuso Herald.
"At last I tried Warner's
Safe Cure. From that time I
improved every day. Now my
appetite and digestion are good
and every function of life
seems to be rightly performed.
My cure is a wonder to myself,
my neighbors and my friends."
This is the story in a nutshell
of countless of thousands who
have used and been benefitted
by Warner's Safe Cure.
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J It you cm get a refrigeiator
5 that is twice as good as the
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ft is not that equivalent to buy-
mg them at half price ? You
)JC can get this bargain if you buy
the LE(LNAKl) ULEAHAUI.K.
Its eight walls and air tight
locks will keep ice and food
twice as long as the cheap
kinds.
FOOTE & FULLER CO.,
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Hears Building, 110-112
GREEN RIDGE.
Mis. William Tilpp, of Fordham
street, was admitted to the Hahne
mann hospital yesterday to undergo a
dltllcult operation.
Mr. and Mrs. W. jr. Bunnell, of
Sunset avenue, are entertaining friends
from Rhode Island.
Only Williams' ice cream used with
soda water drawn at Manner's drug
store.
Frank Martin, of Factoryville, who
was vlslUng heie, has returned home.
The Ladies' Aid society, of Asbury
church recently elected the following
officers for the ensuing year. Miss
Jennie Reynolds, president: Mrs. L. W.
Peck, secretary; Mrs. E. S. Pratt, as
sistant secretary; Mrs. T. J. Snow den,
treasurer.
T. J. Flltcroft and family are spend
ing the summer at Paterson, N. J.
Tho ladies of Asbury Methodist Epis
copal church will hold an npron social
at the home of Mrs. E. E. Teal, on
Friday afternoon nnd evening.
Nothing but the purest of fruit Juices
and rock candy syrup used In soda
flavors at Manner's pharmacy, 920
Gieen Ridge street.
TO FIND PRIME BEEF CUTS.
Piactical Information on the Value
of Various Farts.
From tho Omalio World-Uei ild.
The prime steer used for beef pur
poses weighs about 900 pounds Of
this amount there Is In the carcass
two sets of flist quality ribs, consist
ing of seven ribs In each set and weigh
ing about forty pounds pei set. Thetc
are also two loins weighing about for
ty pounds each. Theie Is, on an aver
age, 173 pounds of choice beef In each
well legulated steer, but some butch
el s have been known to sell potter
house fiom a caieass aftet eveiythlttg
was gone but the horns. The iemaln-
dcr of the beef, after the choicest has
been cut away. Is called the "misno
mer," from the fact that it sells at
a lower price. A large pencentage of
tho most nutritious meat Is found In
the coatser cuts, but neatly eveiy one
demands a pait of the 175 pounds,
which is a falsu idea of domestic econ
omy as well as Judsment.
Piactical experience has shown that
the utilization of the chucks, the best
part of the lottnd, the lump, flank, the
peite and bilskct gives the best re
sults nnd Is conductive of better health
than the hlghei -priced meats Such
paits need moie attention while cook
ing, however, et tho many tempting
dl die-s that may bo made from them
moie than lepays for all extra trouble
Tho average housewife may not know
It, but nevettheless It Is. a fact that
butchers who ate daily and hourly
handling all kinds of cuts of beef al
most Invariably choose for their own
consumption hank steak They say
It Is moie savory and Just as. tender
us telidetloin, which cut the bulchei
heldom eats. The flank steak Is situ
ated between tho inside and outside
layeis of ct.amy colored fat in tho
flank, and when taken fiom well fed
stotk, Is excellent It costs at tho
maiket but half as much as porter
house or sltlolu.
An old butcher once told me that tho
best pieces of meat In the bulluck fur
making a dish of boiled beef ! the
close gi allied piece over the shoulder
blade
Mat adhetlng to the libs makes
much moie- catlsfactoiy steak than
the so-called ilrloln nnd costs but lit
tle The piece ma) be lurded and
seivvd as In lllet de beef It is also
quite acceptable ns Mlgnoti steak.
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