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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-09-17
BRIEF ITEMS.

Over one thousand lamps to select
from at Birkbeck's. Prices lower then
ever.
-Eckley B. Coke gave to the Hazeton
Hebrew Association plot of ground for
cemetery.
The Tigers and Humboldt Clubs
play ball at the park Saturday afternoon.
Game called at 4 P. NJ.
"A complete report of the Democratic
County Convention will be found on the
fourth page of this issue.
"A White Haven manufacturer will
furnish $4,000 bricks for the z. o. 5. OF
A. building at this place.
The order of the Forty Hours
Devotion will commence at st. AIMS
Church on Sunday evening.
Patrick Givens, e miner at No. l
Drifton, was badly injured in the eye on
Monday by piece of coal striking it.
Saturday next is the last day for
those in the borough who wish to take
advantage of the B per cent. discount on
their taxes.
Joseph Handlong, of the East Dis
trict of Foster Township, will be can
didate for supervisor next spring on the
Democratic ticket.
-"Down on the Farm" is the next
attraction at the Opera House. The
advance agent will arrive here to-day,
when the date will be announced.
The Tigers Athletic Association will
hold a picnic at the park on Saturday
evening. Gillespes Orchestra and re-
freshments of all kinds will be on hand.
The Sons of America expect to have
quite number of visitors and prominent
officials of the order at the cornerstone
laying of their building on September
26.
The appearance of the Birkbeck
Brick is being much improved by a
liberal use of paint. Several other
buildings look better since the artists
had them in charge.
Confirmation services by Bishop
O'Hara will take place at st. AIMS
Church about the latter part of this
month. A number of children are at
tending the preparatory instructions.
The st. Patrick's and P 0. S. of A.
Bands enlivened the town on Saturday
evening. The music rendered by both
bands was very good, and the public
seemed well pleased with the numerous
selections played.
Tomorrow evening the Garibaldi
Beneficial Society will hold its second
annual ball at the Opera House. The
music will be furnished by DePierro's
Orchestra, and the committee invites all
who wish an evenings enjoyment to
attend.
AT Wilkes-Barre on Tuesday Hugh
Brogan and William jenkins, eX-super-
visors of Foster, were placed on trial,
charged with neglect of duty while hold
ing office. The jury returned verdict
of guilty. They will be sentenced, which
will probably be the payment of costs,
on Saturday.
The committee in charge of the
demonstration here on October 10 is re-
ceiving encouraging reports from the
societies of the region. Special rates
have been secured from all points on the
Lehigh Valley, and the prospects of
having large number of people here
are very good.
"A game of hand ball was played at
the Drifton alley on Sunday afternoon.
JohnWelch and James Collins, of Halle
ton, were opposed by James Broderick,
of Hazleton, and Thomas Welch, of
Harleigh. The game resulted in tie
and another was played, Broderck and
Welch winning.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-09-17

A club from Hazleton put up an unin-
teresting game at the park Sunday after
noon. Meyer, who was in the box for
the visitors, had no control of the ball,
and sent eight men to base by his erratic
delivery. Very little hitting was done
on either side, the batters being unable
to knock the ball outside the diamond.
Buck" Freeman, of Wilkes-Barre threw
for the home club, and but one clean hit
was made off him up to the fifth inning,
when the game was called on account of
rain. Freeman is favorite here and
was. given a hearty welcome by the
audience. He looks good in a Freeland
uniform and will probably be seen here
again before the season ends. Follow
ing is the score
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-09-17

Frank Smith, of Danbury, Conn, and
Gus Horwath, of town, who were in the
county Jail on the charge of burglarizing
Getz's jewelry store on July 80, returned
on Monday. Mr.. Getz failed to appear
before the Grand Jury and the indict-
ment was therefore ignored. These
young men are too fast to be allowed to
run at large, and Mr. Getz, who is now
in Bethlehem, would have rendered the
public much benefit had he pushed the
case. The result might have curbed the
dime-novel ambitions of the prisoners.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-09-17

NJ Office is hereby given that an application
~ will be made to the Court of Common
Pleas of Luzerne County, or one of the law
judges thereof on Monday, October 5, A. d.,
1891, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, under the Act of the
General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled IAN Act to provide for
the incorporation and Regulation of Certain
Corportions," approved April 20, 1874, and the
supplements thereto, for the charter of an in
tended corporation to be called the ST. Stanes-
laus Kostki Society, of Freeland, Pa, the char
acter and object of said corporation are charity
members and bury the dead, and for these pur-
poses to have, possess and enjoy all the rights
benefits and privileges of the said Act of AS
Solicitor.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-09-17
Nothing Small About Them.

Among the findings of the Grand Jury
are voluminous true bills against ex-Tax
Collectors Ferry and Fox. One bill of
indictment against Ferry for receiving
taxes not assessed contains 1872 separate
counts; another 80 counts in it. In
addition to these, there are three other
indictments found against him on the
same charge. The omnibus indictment
against Fox contains only 4S counts; but
three other true bills are found in his
case. George W. Phillips, county detec-
tive, is the prosecutor in both cases.
Sneaker
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-09-17

The enrolment of Highland schools for the

The enrolment of Highland schools for the
Average attendance. .............. IS
Per cent. attendance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
The following pupils have been in attendance
every day since they commenced school: Katie
Sheridan, Maggie Miller, Elizabeth E. Carl Ed
ward Hart, Arthur Maxwell, George Stoltz,
Louis Stoltz Lizzie Maxwell, Katie Gallagher,
Edith Miller, Ellen Sheridan, Cretta Mass, Ellen
Gallagher, Amy Yunsiski. Cassie Deisroth,
Annie Callos, Huldah Krum, Mary Bonner,
Katie Duffy, Frank Daugherty, John Daugher-
ty, Alex Maxwell, Jos. Manelins, John Boyle
Eugene Bonner, HamyWilliams, John Douga.n
Schools move along nicely and pupils show an
interest in their work.
II. L. EDMuNDs, rooobors
BELLA MCGILL, io"'e'
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-09-17

While laying out lots yesterday on the
Birkbeck Estate a large steel tape
measure was stolen from Joseph Birk-
beck, of Wilkes-Barre, while he was on
another portion of the ground. The boy
who took it is known and unless the
article is returned to Birkbeck's hard
ware store proceedings will be instituted.
THos. BIRKBECK.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-09-17
Satisfied With the Ticket.

Reports from different portions of the
county denote satisfaction with the ticket
nominated by the Democrats. The dis
appointed candidates state they will all
work for its success. The party is thor
oughly united and harmonious.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-09-17
List of Coming Amusements.

Ball of Garibaldi Politica Societa,
Opera House, September Is.
Picnic of Tigers Athletic Association,
Firemen's Park, September 10.
Picnic of Pond Creek Drum Corps
Fairchild's Grove, October g.
Ball of Young Mems 7. A. B. Society,
Opera House, October g.
Joint G. 7. A. picnic, Firemen's Park,
October 10.
Ball of Slavonian Young Mems Band,
Opera House, October 10.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-09-17
SCALE SIDING, Septembe

SCALE SIDING, September l6
The Scale Siding Club claims the
honor of having a first baseman who
has not made an error this season.
T.. A. 500 Boy,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-09-17

Earned run-Freelnnd, I. Bases ON balls-Otf
Freeman, .; of Meyers. Struck out-by Free
man, l. Passed balls-Brady, 2; Simmons, l.
Time-llO Umpires-McNels and Howley
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-09-17

az We are the only
house that constantly
keeps on hand a full line
of Sporting Goods. All
sold at New York and
Philadelphia prices. Both
Wholesale and Retail.
The National tribune., 1891-11-26

writes c. G. friend. Jefferson Davis was indicted
by the Grand Jury Tor treason, May =, 1866 Tor
completely an the assassination OF President Lin
cola. hui THE case never brought To trial. for
the lack of evidence. A uolle proHequi was en-
tered by the Government la December. isbs, and
he was also included in the general amnesty OF
that month
Mr.. aud Mrs George W. Smith, MRttapRn, Mass.
write as follows; " viii you please inform the
readers Of THE TRIBUNE aud friends of our son
Walter, that they nerd NOT send Go Dell hap-
tds - d., Tor cards 20 his memory, ~ Tie family
would much rather attend 10 things Of that kind
themselves. We feel that cards Of that nature
should only be sent out 10y the family. We would
also thank those q, C. friends all over the United
States who have sent messages OF love and sytnpa-
thy Go us and express ~ mpnthy Tor The atlcted
ones In South NOrwAik sud other places.
Annie l.. Williams writing Of the death OF dear
Aunt May indicates how much sympathy If needed
ln that stricken household, She says; foor
Uncle Net ~ almost heRrl-brOken, az also are her
nieoes Ida and Hattie Beers aud Annie Bayt Hat
lie having been very 81 all the time during Aunt
Mays lluess. I'VE hope for her speedy recoveryD
Aunt Mays mind her C. q. work during
her delirum, aud she would say I'll try aud
write when oan.' and talked about getting boxes
ready 10 send OF 90 the needy ones. she was an
earnest Christian"
To members Of Massachusetts, Division Guards
let me say have quite supply OF Massachusetts
DIVISION stationery on hand yet, which VIII oe
glad 10 dispose Of Ht esIly date; 90 sheets oi
paper, and envelopes 20 match IS cents. IL ~ very
neat aud pretty, and think you with he pleased
with it. Try it and see. LOyAlly-Annie Ia VII
iiams
The National tribune., 1891-11-26

SS every posstbie Question on this point o.
nan 49,. 80 - - 'ny e'si'n giving higher rate
s i uo'oI, Feceivrd, FORMER payments Tor ths
sue period Nse always deducted. for az, ,,svrov,
- - reeve two pensions for The same period ~
,,l, t"N" % a man who had been receiving q
- - II i',s rom, SAY. Jan. l. 1891 should G1fler
~ 'sW oe allowed q pension az af2 from, az. .s.
i s"s 90 y hich he bad received during thas
PottO. would necessarily be irrIucfefi - -,,,-
case the So which was drnpred ,i,,rf,,s, 49,, 60,
you FeccIFed pension under The new, lave csy,,, -
$1,000 y"F Z. f period. for thai would be reoefvins
tWo pensions Ter the same period ~ tir,, M
however. you sIould be allowed !, ,,s,si, - a.,
per month ON D-Ceulbcr Isg0 sII f,rrrc'- 49, -
- ti ,.e' '''y Jaw Tor that period % time would
ug,ulIeled' "nd ~ 10 appears that Won haze
a4feady received Sl2 per month urine, thsf 1900
s.lete WOMB "e only s. per month Additional ana
you until the date when sou sfouifi f,i,,a - ,-,,.
hsw-iaw certificate. after which 20, 49,, - Z " ~
Sourse draw the full SI7 per month n vo,, 49,
80 y 30" can reorive the s. originally aiio,yad
J e ,oe oid law FOR tho same period that voa
uIeW ei% uu.ier the new law We sDs,ver .s-s,ist
soe' DIT % There should be- an ailoyva,,c.. - S.
-, Sl] You VIII receive the full amoant 81 ~
a .osouCo' Tess what you have alreseS r.oaiv,-d
careful FesdtuE. 81 this ex DlaDsliou sin .,i:
~ e'n'rauf' 10 understand this matter and mi
-scsj; Iii. '''.e we think. establish The fact thaA
IocelyinE % pension under the new IavV 5000
pS7'o,y AbF'iige he rights OF any oaiypanta ,,rds,
L I3 S.tt Jaw . l increase claims bsssd On 60
tbs 49, tr' inerease. when allowed. dates rrom
~ uNto o. h.iHg the FIRST application oisariv
thes5hg sucH disability bat In iuorea,a oI.l,,.s
1891 . soleiy upon tho disability FOR which, -.
siooeu the Increase date oniv from, tt 80 -
shs medical examination abouvi,,, s,,,,il,.s =
Sgsleu thereto. j We should think You will bs@v
t .o.n yous ci'in under tho general Law Inside AZ
-, n We, s5oro. PA comrade enlisted In ss-
T.l'Ser' As"i Tor three years. and was honorablv
go. ~ ne expiration Of his Term o. .eryIos
e sSevNE siuo bounty. Several years later no r.
GeiSea 500 additional bounty makinq con ~ al
- ne not entitled 10 500 aioreP Atrs,ser ~,
h. a, p b. .'ttViTs. lOtUH. sister Of soldis,
VINO dled Ia The live ct duty in the servios +. -
va tndigent circumstances. Can abs, he ps,,s1e..1
on account Of her brOiherg Aus,ssr The sIsfer -.
rIeu 20 cannot receive any pension unIs.a ~, -.
- uiSu iesVing neither widow nor minor ohill
at unless SHE was under the age ~ Al bjs ssf6
Nhu ~ tne date Of death Of her lass snrvIvi,-,
gate OF MS death Ia the service
80 :. =, Los ABgeles. Col What 70 the Zee 4.
Cia siIs uller the new iawf AT,s1cer. The Zee la
S'Alhs Under the Hew law h $40
,. a - ba'"~iR io0a.-Ws cannot answer youF
s.loos L. detail but will say in general thnk
~ Noulhls5iuuer OF Pensions does no, aoknouxl-
o1ko appiieations TO have claims placed on tha
en 81 Mes and eight months or more penerailV
Ss after placing claim the oompisted alsa
before action Is taken.
The National tribune., 1891-11-26
CURTOUs CORNER.

ANSWERS 10 q nestiaus viii not TO published with
In two or three weeks amer questions appear. 40
ell will have chance 10 send replies and receive
bOnOrai'iS mention with the number Of answered.
More were killed nj the battle 81 Gelys-
burg than iu any battis % the civil war tut Il last
ed two days The battle Of Antielam Was the
biOOdiesi onedAy battle Of tie war the loss Of life
occurring between sunrise aud q. M.
hiAte Sovereignty, or the duoiTine that the State
T. greater than the United Staies and requires The
-aies prior 10 tie uar. aud found ifs Legitimate
outcome ga the rebellion.
The Capital Of lie United States was frsi called
Federal City.
1. When aud where did Daniel Webster def
james T. hlger.
?. Who received the first money collected from
United -tAles reEenusg-Jaunes Baxter
3. What ciucs have been Capitals Of the United
Staie-?-Knle r. Duncan.
Who was tie first great American primA-
dUnHA?-EliGn J. SHlusL
BIBLE BRIGADE.
The word 0ethsemane nieAns "a small farm
or place In Bibie phrHseology Il is called a gar
den.
Peter raised Doroas 10 life AT Joppa. She WAS
woman noted FOR her manifestations to che booFt
hence the Dorcas S0cirty
Christ predicted the destruction 81 the temple NJ
Jerusalem, saying thai stone should not re-t
upon another. This was the third of the Jewish
temples: the irzi built by solomon before tie can
uVty, te second by Zrrublssbs after the captivity
and tii- third by H-rod the Great
.. H0w was the wine used THAT our Savior sup
piled Tor the marriage feast Rt CanaG-Mary b.
Morse.
z. How many times IL the Rezurreciion man
toned Ia the New Testament 9-I.ou NJ Staring
Z. What ktH" were called brothers si-iers
cousins. sons and daughters In Old Testament
4 Who introduced the ass into Palestinef-
Clara Bishop
The National tribune., 1891-11-26
BAOOK AND SWEET pOTATOEe.
EnTTnR,s CHAT
WHAT SHOULD We EEADf

WHAT SHOULD va READY
Tahe iuquiry most frequently coming Go the
EdiloriE. What shall we ready This is not from
the GAS 81 rsaders who only care foF the story Of
n book and who are jusi ss well pleased with che
--latest sensational novel tliOugstless SCHOOL
sir b. with her hrat young lady's bonnet such
Feaders arc ofton eager 10 know the conclusion
oi a STORY thai they do not much follow il
thnough consecutive pages, but read the beginning
and iiis ond and they are done.
7NIiH question comes from those anxious 10 read
fof Information. Cor style Ia composition for the
puFpese ~ niontal culture, aud from the hunger
and tliiusi 81 sDul they experience "A tliemssv-s
~ knoN al that h basi Ia The pFOduotiOns Of The
human iutoiieol 10 such Il IL pleasure 10 reply.
1n tbe hra place. then, Jet ID be remembered
THAI ulantsi outtFe does not come from ths num-
her a books devOured but the number carefully
read and aasimiiAled. Quality "a tle consideration
sRd n0i quantily. With this lact Ia mind begin 70
read.
AE tlae second place remembsr that n is NOT best
" Esso Too mnoh ~ time. A good rule u 40
F"uf FaE0. tlsu stop aud AIRY t0 recall What haas
been read. N yOu cannot do tlis begin over again
sbo 90 Ga. over snd over. unIn you have a clear
comprehension u tlie Hulieot entire ADO mot Foad
a mocoad page until Yan have mastered the FIRST
husttasT tsinE worth reInemboFinR 4 flIis n
elrtnl DBanTFRnGE oi which wall h1 in che direct
inn Df te hbsi memory culture a a. BeVur 20 read
tnoEo tilan FOu 0an conveniently con over wbsu
ah~fui FonF DAILY tAsE On very mach the same IpHy
o. oaaaoi oiiswt his chd or a COW for inslaBce 10
el'oose efnote homely because familiar example
henienahof these two points and you win and
Eooreof 81 lop forward daily In your knowledge
0f how and what read. Especially will Won 40
thAa trne ~ you make choice OF soms one line of
reading es one thOught well diFvatsd cyaatss a DE-.
nsnc fgf something else OF the same sort. and 40
yOH Niii aBc yourself going forward, by the laws
81 progression and natural selection untI you viii
hnd yourself o specialist. even an authority. ON
some onc topic before you know il.
when Ons considers how many thousands Of
Nsalon thore are before the public and how com.
paFuupeay lev are known by more than n handful
o. resdenf he viii lnd bow easy d viii be for him
~ beootne well read even u taa rasonrass AL bis
@@tntnand arc small the boolrE 40 w hitch he bn.
sooess limited. Tins on the sppp0siliou thai the
supply al hand Il Ia itself good.
Vie Editor knew an author who became
tamouh f0 o pure style Of writing who had no
boots a. command but the Bible Heryy's Med
tteii0ua." btDrue's works. and Follool,u "Courre
o. Thae" noi a varied assortment by any n,sans.
Ssii al eleyHleo IN style aud promOliVe Of serlus
aoHtBmEAadaon
Jabe tsest reply 10 What shall we ready vorld
esa - Ne feao ofiiy few good books: read Them
eatl Feai knoW tasm by heart aud then read some
@ss SsfesOs Davis ever indicted for treason
The National tribune., 1891-11-26
Winter Frcnr.inn.

The Chicago Union Pacific q Northwestern
line Oilers exceptional facilities TO persons de.
sirous OF making trip Ia the Resorts Of Cali.
fornia or 10 Portland Ore, and Puget Soond
points. Excursion tickets, good six months
from TINE OF purchase. are now Gu sale at very
low rates. AUD patrons Of the iino given the
very best facilities for quick and comfortable
journey. solid yestibulsd trains are run
through FROM Chicago 10 Portland. Ore. with.
out change, with Pullman Palace sleeping ear.
from Chicago ca San Francisco without change.
Excellent meals are provided In Dining Car.
Tickets west Of Chicago shonld read via the
Chicago a Northwestern. Union Pacific and
soatbsrn Pacific Railways Full Information
and reservation OF space Ia sleeping care can be
obtained upon application 60 any Ticket AGENT
or 70 Ii. A. Gross S23 Broadway. New York Citv
or by addressing w. A. ThrSll. General Passen.
ger and Ticket Agent Chicago d Northwestern
Hallway. Chicago. III.
The National tribune., 1891-11-26

the SECOND floor there was furniture covered with
corn md corn huskS- Corn IN whole ears kennels
or popped avas strung in lace work anu hung from
tie eeiiing. ON one section 81 the wa! was hung
a cloth un which nailed three stocks Of corn.
On each side OF this were pgs-Iepreseutcd by
Kernels OF corn lacked on tbc wall Ia tilat furnl-
climbing The corn-stocks. One had reached the
top. and sat there ealing 81 corn, while
another not 80 lucky, had lost his balance and was
falling backward.
One complete bedroom set was decorated with
kernels Of corn. over the head OF the bed was
hung blue curtain; upon the bed was blue
spread aud pillOw-shams. These were also decor
Ated with corn. This Get given 90 Ella Pattin-
ger aud Henry CRrraway. who were married at
O'Clock y. Sunday. Oct. n In the great assembly
hall Of the Palace. The great Mexican Band played
the march. Thousands witnessed the wedding.
Going into the roluHda Of the Palace we obtained
a grand view Of the city. Looking south was Mis-
souri, River, about half mile away.
Were any Of the &. C.'s AT Sioux City Rt the same
time was2 i would have liked very much 10
have met some Of them while there. Pro Patria-
Viola SidwelL
ANNIE LIS TWO PETS.
DEAR @. G. FRIENDS: must tell you OF the two
little visitors who came 20 my home last night
silea two days journey from Manhassett. Long
Island. Sister Lizzie Mauds sent them To me. and
hope they viii bc oOntented she WAS last
Spring with US. These little visitors are two dear
little bantams. OF course. they are 4. q. chicks
aud sOon after they arrived named them Pro
PatitR-Pro for first name OF each Pat for the little
gentleman md Ria for his wife. Now. don't you
think them appropriate? i am very proud OF the
little beauties, more because OF the giver and
The long distance they oEne.-Loyally, Annie l..
Williams. Saugus. Mass.
&C. c. SELF HELP CLUE.
q. @. PRIEEDs: Much has been said about the
value OF education, but The real worth Of kBOWi-
edge IL seldom realized by students until they
commence 10 put their ieArninR 10 practical use.
Many persons have mastered abstruse sciences
without the aid Of a teacher and hRmpered by
many difficulties; but home study when pursued
alone requires IN unusual amount of perseverance,,
And The effort Is generally soon abandoned
believe that there are many Of the @. @. who
have some study that they would like Co take up
or finish; SOME that they deficient In. and
think could be Of much benefit 10 each other II
we would unite. propose TO form - Self Help
Club and would like To hear with stamp from
Gil Interested, especially those wishing 20 learn
shorthand or ook-keeping.-W. III. Winkley,
Cearield, Iowa
The National tribune., 1891-11-26
A fats Awful Pate.
Rruurlo.. 49,

San Francisco has cat that is a confirmed
topper. He drinks whisky in nrafeTsnea =,
water. But Deacon Seudder Of Rrandon -
a Cat that beats the Pacific Coast line All bollow
Tom had = peculiar liking for benzine. and "a
otner day licked up a whole pot Of pakont
dryer While gorged With this extraordinary
ProvendeF be lay down beside the hos stoya
and began c0mplacently % wash mis- 6oa.
suddenly there was 3 loud explosion, and siss
Isalliy mas since been kept busy scrapinK poor
Tom from tho ceiling and walls.
The National tribune., 1891-11-26

GHarTer's Young People,
A smart little boy was told the other dsv
about a man who kept two little alligators
Aud" said the teller, what do YOU think
he called ihsm2"
Couldn't say"
He called them Right aud Left, because
they we're pair Of gators"
Humph !" said the smart little boy, then
they went on feet, Of coursa."
The National tribune., 1891-11-26

COOKIES FOR BROTHER RICKEns.
Harry HOUSEHOLD: D wRs greatly amused 20
learn thHi e0uhe Of te q. G. boys tried my recipes
emo Eepoft success Here is recipe for Bratiier
RiCl1erf. and II a ID NOS good hope he viii let
me know.
superior COolciesy-One pound Of -four, three
quaFtsfs 81 pound each 81 butler and sugar. three
@Mras lEvOr Ga la4sts. Drop one spoonful Of the
baLiHr foF each cookie into well creased pan and
bake iu q quick oven. Pro patrla-Luu Al. Hack
man, tiossYiils, lll.
BAOOE AND SWEET POTATOES.
HAPFE lloUsEHoLDs A snyory dish 90 serve with
chicken b. the following: Fry dozen slices Of
broailhsi ilRn0E. cat tilin. 10 crisp brown. Have
ready half dozen sweCt potatoes cul Into thick
slices. lay them into the hot crippings, and Try
light brown. Heap tie potatoes Ia tbe middle Of
hot piaiter and lay the bacon around the edEeA.
POAOHED EGGs WITH TOMATO SAUCE.
Harry HOUSEHOLD Place bit Of butter or fresh
lard tfto a fFyinR-ph and nleh slowly, without
br0RuinE. till the pan hall full of boiling wateT
bneak 80 many egEE a. may be required aud turn
them Into the wafer. keeping Lbs pan where tlIe
NnteF 10 nl boiling point without bubbiinF. Heat
q cup ~ tomato liquor, strained from the can
nnd tiiicigen d with q spoonful Of butter rubbed
Into Tablespoonful ~ hour. Lay small slices az
thiu tussl On platter, placing tln eEg eECh,
sud iurn over tlfe tomato sauce EnQ serve