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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-05-04
YOUNG MOTHERS

Group is the terror OF thousands of
young mothers because its outbreak is 80
agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh's
Cough and Consumption Cure acts like
magic in cases of Group 1t has never
been known to fail. The worst cases re-
lieved Immediately. Price 25c, SOC and
81. l.. o. Janeck's drug store. 5
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-05-04
4 WELCOME CRASH.

Wife, I'm the middle of the
night May Ist)-What was that
awful noise, John?
John dunno. Sounded to
me like the breaking out of a
hard winter.
There's a kind that doesn't
look cheap-yet they are for the
money! They fit well, wear
we'll, are well made, hence the
most economical to buy. Men
folks that like tone, style and
quality come to us for them.
What Is 1t clothing from $3.50
up. 100 suits of all wool at IS
per suit
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-05-04

Ten thousand 100000 winter apple
trees one year old of the choicest varie
ties at bargain in lots to suit purchas-
ers at THE HERALD office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-30
BRIEF MENT1oN1Nas.
Events In and About the City Given
in a Nutshell.

Events In and About the City Given
in a Nutshell.
Mr.. Turkeys a dead one"
Matinees at both theatres to-day.
Grand to.nlght-ElroS stock Com
pany.
Opera House to-night-Bert coote's
company.
Foot ball this afternoon at the Island
base bali park.
At any rate only one governor wrote
longer Thanksgiving proclamation
than George Wesley's.
This evening the Pleasant Valley
Park Casino Will be the scene OF merry
dancers tripping to inspiring music.
The Pleasant Valley Social Club will
have an attractive entertainment for Its
regular Thursday evening hop tonight,
at Pleasant Valley Park.
The crowds on the streets last night
were not unlike the gatherings on
Christmas eve, and were suggestive Of
the approaching holidays.
Humane ohlceE Echols returned yes
terday from Cincinnati, where he
placed Wheeling Incorrlgible girl In
the Home Of the Good Shepherd.
The timers and skaters now ut work
on the roof of the addition to the city
water works pumping station Will COM
plete their work in two or three days.
Yesterday afternoon occurred the
death OF Mrs. Nettie Wagner, wife OF
Ralph Wagner, an employe OF the
Top mill, at their home on Row avenue,
East End.
John Bartolas was fined s. and costs
yesterday by Squire Fitzpatrick, on a
charge of assault and battery, preferred
by Louis SwartZ, carpenter. Barto-
las pleaded guilty.
The receivers sale Of the stock OF
goods in Dlckson's drug store, In the
Mcclure block, that was to have occur
red yesterday, was adjourned by Re-
ceIVer w. H. Graebe until tomorrow at
10 a. M, at the drug store.
Yesterday, in the circuit court. Judge
Melvin, In the case Of Wayt and Rine
vs.. H. Helfenblne, the evidence Of the
plaintiff was excluded, whereupon
plaintiff asked leave to non-suit, which
was granted,
At Wheeling Park to-day lunch Will
be served afternoon and evening. The
bowlers will be attracted in great
numbers, for this great indoor sport is
always a feature OF Thanksgiving Day
at Wheeling Park.
The county board Of commissioners
met yesterday afternoon In regular
monthly auditing session. The only
business not routine wns the granting
Of a certificate to G. C. Jansen, to ena-
BILE him to apply for certificate to
practice law in Ohio county.
Three warrants were sworn out by
Walter Miller for his brother Louis
Miller, in Squire Fltzpatrlcks court
yesterday. They alleged profanity, as
sault and battery and threatening to
kill. The cases, which were dismissed,
were an echo Of case in police court.
The brothers quarreled about dog
and q ferret.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-30


Thanksgiving Day will be quite gem
orally observed In Wheeling to-day.
Nearly all Of the factories will shut
down, and In thu afternoon nearly all
Of the retail establishments viii close.
The banks, Offices and court house and
city building oftices are closed for the
entire day.
The featur, Of the morning Is the re-
llgious observance. and services are
scheduled for participation by all of the
Protestan. Evangelical congregations.
Some of the churches have united in
UNCONVENTIONAL groups for the occasion,
custom that has been observed in
Wheeling for many years.
At the postofiice holiday hours will be
observed
The Jewish congregation Of Leshem
shonayim will deliberately celebrate
their hftIeth anniversary at the syna-
gogue on Eoff street. with services this
morning at 10 O'Clock Rev Harry Levi
and the committees of the congregation
have made extensive arrangements FOR
the affair.
In the afternoon there will be the
usual abundance of athletic functions.
the most attractive, Of course, being the
foot ball game between the Wheeling
and Bethany College elevens. at the Is
land base ball park, for the champion
ship of West Virginia. The Bethany
students are coming to Wheeling in
large numbers. and win make the well
kin ring in the event that their long
haired brothers win out. At the state
fair grounds. the sword contest and the
foot ball game. the latter between Lin
sly and Bellaire high school teams. In
Wheeling and the neIghboring towns
there will be other foot ball contests,
and doubtless thousands will be out If
the weather is at all favorable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-30
COMING m TRAIN LOADS.
pittsburgh win Send Hundreds, Per-
haps Thousands, Of Her People to
Wheeling on dewey Day"

Pittsburgh viii Send Hundreds, Per-
haps Thousands, Of Her People to
Wheeling on dewey Day"
Captain Albert A. FranzheIm. late Of
the Wheeling company in the Fourth
Immunes, has returned from Pitts
burgh. He says that Pittsburgh will
be largely represented in Wheeling on
Dewey Day" Hundreds. perhaps
thousands, of the Smoky City people
are going to take no chances by waiting
for the probable visit OF the admiral to
their city next spring. Every news
paper in Pittsburgh will have one or
more representative here, says the cap
tain, who was visitor at the rooms Of
the Pittsburgh Press Club Tuesday
night
Captain Franzhelm Is enthusiastic
over the project of having the Immunes
and other spanlsh-American war vet
Grams turn out in the Dewey Day"
parade, and says every soldier boy In
the city and vicinity will gladly turn
out
More than half of The amount needed
for the DOddridge Sword Fund is now
subscribed. and considerable of the. bal
ance is in sight. Persons desiring to
contribute may leave their donations
at the Intelilgencer counting rooms, and
nj, authorizations will be promptly ac-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-30
So Say the Promoters Of the wheel
ing-weiisburg line.
NET WORK OF ELECTRIC LINES
VIII Center at Wheeling If An the
Projected Lines Are Pushed
Through to Completion = Cheap
Fares and Frequent Service Mean
Much Additional Business for
Wheeling Merchants = bridgeport
cadiz Line Survey.

It is learned that the promoters Of
the Wheeling and wellsburg electric
line have not given up their attempt to
secure the franchise from the county
court of Brooke county. Very soon an
other effort along this line will be made.
and it is said either the route along the
river front between the two cities, or
that via Bethany would be acceptable.
Mr.. Alfred PAUL, late secretary and
general manager OF the Moundsvllle,
Benwood & Wheeling line, which dis
posed OF It's property few days since
to directors OF the Wheeling Railway
Company, as first and exclusively
chronlcled in this paper, was in Wells
burg Tuesday in the interest of the
wellsburg & Lazearvlle line, the fran
chise for which was secured recently
by Wheeling syndicate headed by ].
A. Miller and Mr.. PAUL.. 1t is said both
gentlemen are Interested in the project
of a through line between Wheeling and
wellsburg,
With the survey in progress for the
electric line along the Cadiz pike be-
tween Bridgeport and cadlz. talk of a
line along the western bank Of the Ohio
between Martins Ferry and steuben-
Vile, the purchase of the Moundsville
6 Benwood line ana the probable
through service between Wheeling &
Moundsville, the extension of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-30
EHE1R sEM1-oENTENN1A1
van be oelebratsd By tho Jewisl

VIII be Celebrated by the Jewish
Congregation This Morning.
This morning at the Jewish syna-
gogue. on Eoff street, the congregation
will celebrate their semi-centennIal,
and 1t is assured that the coy little ed
iice will be packed to its doors the
Jewish people of the city taking great
interest in the affair. for which Rabbi
Harry Levi and the efficient commit
tee, headed by Mr.. Louis Horkheimer,
have made elaborate preparations. The
synagogue last night was beautifully
decorated with flowers.
The programme OF the services this
morning IS as follows:
Overture. Opera House Orchestra
March Hymn. Children Of Sabbath School
Sing Hallelutah Forth l. .'...''Dudley Buck
Morning Services. Prayer book. PIP; E55.ZI
Opening Address. Samuel Kraft
Father in Glory iS:;;j;S;i;iS o. AineFso"
Thanksgiving .......t.,. Rabbi Harry Lew
Arise, Shine. ,.........s......Duuley BUCK
choir. A,,,. :, ,o,,o,
How Shall We Praise Thee?..A. ]. Holden
RecesslonRl ...,.,..,..........''... Chiluren
The congregation of Leshem shomay-
i'm was organized in November, 1919,
just afty years ago, and Its first home
was on Quincy street, few doors west
of the Intelllgencer office. There was
no minister until 1857, when Rev. Well
was installed. II was orthodox when
organized. but has gradually adopted
the reform tenets. 1t was the first
Jewish congregation In West Virginia
and among the first west Of the Allie
ghenies
The ministers and their terms of SER
vice were as follows: Well, lS5I-59;
Strauss. 1S5S-6S; Fult. 1886; Kutten-
auer, 1867; Schmid. 1872; Meyer, 1872
20; Vogelsdorf. 1880; Sanger. 1880;
MorrisIeT. 1SSO-S7: Bonnheim, lSs7-97;
Levi 1897 to the present time.
In 1861 the congregation moved to
more commodious quarters In the old
Maennerchor hall, on Main street; in
1877 to the /. o. o. F. hall, and in 1S92to
the handsome temple of its own on
Eof street.
Yesterday there was issued a neat
little volume from the pen OF Rabbi
Harry Levi. entitled. "a Brief History
Of. Congregation Leshem Shomayim.
Wheeling. West Virginia, ls49-1S99,"
which win be read with the utmost In.
terest by the congregation and by its
many friends not OF the Jewish faith.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-30

The announcement that the distIn-
guIshed comedian. Mr.. Bert Coote, VIII
present at the Opera House, Thanks
giving, matinee and evening, an en-
tiFely new and original farclcal COM
edy, comes with considerable interest to
local theatre-goers. The new piece.
which is from the pen Of Willis Max
well Goodhue, is said to he the best ve-
hicle for Mr.. Coote's peculiar talents In
which that gentleman has yet been
seen. 1t is said to be fresh and un"
hocliueyed In theme, that its compiled
lions are entirely different from any
thing which has yet been presented In
the farce comedy line. AS Mr.. CoOte
Will shortly commence long run In
New York with "a Battle-Scarred
Hero" his company has been selected
with great care. and contains In Its
ranks such notable names as Miss Jul
liza Kingsley, Miss Elizabeth Woodson,
Miss Minnie Monk, Miss Marion Watts,
Mr.. George Macomber, Mr.. Nelson
Lewis. Mr.. d. f. Brine, Mr. Frank b.
Glenn, Mr.. Charles W. Macdonald, Mr..
WILDER Dyer, and others Of equal repu-
tation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-30
"Mv Son Benz

A good deal of interest should be at
tached to the appearance of David
Lowrys new rural comedy drama, my
Son Ben" at the Opera House. Friday
and Saturday, December / and 2, with
matinee Saturday. for It's author is well
known In literary circles throughout the
country. Mr.. Lowry, although he is
now known as dramatist by reason OF
his highly successful drama, "Devo-
tlon," is better known as the author OF
hundreds of the most charming short
stories, and Of several novels which
have met with popular approval. In
my Son Ben," Mr.. Lowry has, we are
told, striven to present some new char
acterizations, and some new dramatic
situations, He has laid the scene OF
his drama in New Hampshire, and has
pressed into his service for It's inter-
probation, such sterling artists as John
Jack, Adelaide Thornton, Daisy Lover
ing, Clara Coleman, Lee Willard. Ev-
erett King, C. B. Craig, Clara Rainford.
Marie Leonard, Edwin Brewster, and
w, q. Morrison,
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II is BISCREDITED.
The Story of the Pennsylvania AO-
quiring the Baltimore & Ohio
Not Believed in Wheeling.

quiring the Baltimore & Ohio
Not Believed in Wheeling.
Wheeling railway officials doubted
the story originating with the New
York Times. that the Pennsylvania has
acquired the Baltimore & Ohio. and
the denial from the PENNSYLVANIA was
not needed. The Times story was as
follows:
The Times says that extraordinary
accomplishment were completed yes
terday in eastern trunk line railway at-
fairs. Changes are. brought abou. in
three important railroad systems. The
Pennsylvania Company acquires con.
troll OF the Baltimore & Ohio. W. X.
Vanderbilt, in the interest of the New
York Central, takes over the controll-
Ing holdings Of ]. p. Morgan in the
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & st.
Louis and the Chesapeake & Ohio.
This revolutionizes the Eastern rail-
way situation. Apprehenslons so much
hippodromed in Wall street recently
over Baltimore & Ohio under new
western control being disturber nrR
so extIngulshed The concentration OF
eastern railroad control SO becomes eff
fective in far-reaching ways.
The two deals have been accomplish
ed together. The executive heads Of
the Pennsylvania and New York Cen
trail have worked together, and thus Is
manifes. the fact disclosed some
months ago that Mr.. Vanderbilt and
President Cassatt are not merely allies.
but so closely related that eastern
trunk line affairs are dominated as BY
one mind.
1t is improbable that either the one
great system acquired by the Pennsyl-
VanIa or the two important properties
acquired by New York Central inter-
ests will be forthwith attracted In
open corporation mergers. For reasons
that practical business men can amply
appreciate, there is likely to be n dis
position to let the public have few scS
crets Immediately.
1t may even be that official views OF
what is polite may require for a time
that the deals be not even admitted.
That was the case when original publl-
cation was made OF Mr.. Ianderbilt's
Boston and Albany lease deal: for In
the present bigger instance as then.
the negotiations have been conducted
with such adroitness TINT even high Of
flcers Of the Interested properties have
been without knowledge Of what was In
progress. but this notification Is official.
Concluding signatures TO operative
contracts were attached yesterday. The
acquisition OF the Baltimore & Ohio by
tho Pennsylvania can be compared only
with the coup which W. X. Vanderbilts
father accomplished In the inspirlting
surprise he gave Wall street fifteen
years ago with his West Shore deal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-30

Observation-Disclosures feet Z
Inches and falling. Weather clear
and cold.
BROwNSVILLE-River 6 feet 3
inches aud stationary,
MORGANTOWN-River z feet G
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and warm.
OIL CGrY--Rlvor foot inches and
falling. Weather, clear and mild.
WARREN-Ri = OF n foot,
Weather, clear and mild
PTrTSBURGH-Rivcr feet and sta
tionary Clear and cool.
PAREElSSBURG-Ohio river feet
and failing Weather, raining. Mcr-
curry 49, Passed up--H. *. Bedford,
Greenwood. Passed down--IiCystono
state and liannwha, Little Kannwha is
falling. Locals on time.
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The sale of seats for to-day's per-
formaffCes at the Grand indicates
that there VIII be use for the standing
room only" sign. both afternoon and
evening. The bills for the day are two
ertolre companies at popular prices. In
the afternoon the company viii pre-
sent Northern Lights" the thrilling
semi-military drama, which was so
favorably received Tuesday night. In
the evening the sterling American
drama, Friends" will be on the
boards. New specIalties by vaudeville
artists will be introduced between acts
of each performance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-30

The Union Thanksgiving service of
the First, Second and United Presby-
terrain churches viii be held at the
Second Presbyterian church nt 1890 n.
m. The Rev. Joseph SpeerB VIII preach
the sermon. A pleasing programme has
been prepared and a hearty, happy SER
vice should mark this Thanksgiving
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Headache for Forty Years.

For forty years suffered from sick head
ache a year ago began using Celery kinE'
The result vyB gratifying aud AmTprihnB'
my, hcntInettea leaving at once, The hcnd.
nckcs nned 10 return every seventh dny, but
thanks 10 Celery King, hnyc bud but one
hf,ndnchc In thclnst eleven months lkuoW
that ,yhut cured me Will help 0thCnTH;,s,-Mr%
John II. Nnn KnuTcn, SmWEertieS, ~ VA.
Celery King cures Constipation and ~ lls'
onseH oftho Nerves, Stomach, LiNernnd lid
npyB, Sold by druggists, 21C' ana GOc'
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THE RIVER.
YEsrERpAY,s DEPARTURES

YESTERDAY DEPARTURES.
Charleston. :. KANAWHA, $50 a. m.
Marietta. ,CRANlA, s a. m.
Newport. ..,.ELOlSE II n. IN.
Pittsburgh. BEN HI'R, p. m.
Slstersville. RUTH. $3.50 p. M.
Darlington. -. LEROY, $3.50 p. NJ.
Steubenville. II, NJ, BAHNE, $3.50 p. Ia
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Marietta. .URANIA, S a. m.
Cincinnau....QE QUEEN CITY. n, m
ParRers6urg Ii. X. BEDFORD. II a. m
Matamorns. JEWEL. II a. M.
Pittsburgh. .LORSNA. . a. M.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, $50 n. nj.
Slstersville. RUTH, $3.50 p, III.
ClnrlnEtOn,, LEROY, $3.50 y. m,
Steubenvillc. r. NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Marietta. URANIA, S a. m.
parROrsburg. BEN nuR, II a. m.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 5 n. m,
Newport. ELOlSE, II n. m.
SistorsVille. RUTH, $3.50 p, m,
Darlington. e.. LEROY. 1880 p. NJ.
SteubGnville. II NJ. BAYNE. $3.50 y. m
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Along the Landing.

The marks at p. M, Wednesday
showed s feet inch and falling
Weather, cloudy and cool, with light
showers.
The Queen City is this mornings Gin
clnnatt packet, departing ut o'clock
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SIs4g9i.q.: ..,,,..
The Great Medical Discovery tur
Weak Men Sufferers from 0IoI,
HOEk, IndlsGIsilans, EUGssses
and Abuses.

Kind nature forEiVoS there q ono sure remedy
70 care you, % save you from nervous proatfstOi
ipl4nitI, paIayliS deapglf aud death. lnd thSt u
thAt Ioudoftul dtSepV6FY thal ailIing iRViFpr
gtofaeiVa Of brain nerve and body will i've
back e the weakened and exhausted byai6m r q
slI9ngtn mat has lost. y VIII impart strength
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-30
SOCIETY.

n tHn1 Nhn
Mrs' JohH Hte" .I'e' '"'As
Twentieth Century Club and friends
Yesterday afternoon from until 6, In
I., 20 bor b,uvo.r1,ost Miss Mary
ilo"Oi ,Sa,I,. ~
Gardner Oh SteupehNile' anu NC
lightful afternoon. at cards was spent
W 'ne i@1',s " 49,. cos..,,do E-rshor
winners lhc4uueu tilSs Ne' " W. : ..,,,
first, picture; Mrs. Ella wright VIII
son. lone hand prize, cut glass bottle;
~. T7o.,,o tyornard NcNTechen. conso-
.A'o' - I' - -. III,
lation Price SILVER nat pm
-, ,,i.. ,,,,,,
Mr. Ralpn A. DdEls anu MlSS a4, 20,
NJ. Butler Doth wen hLoMli ySI -, -
pie Of Elm Grove, were united IN mar
rage yesterday AFTERNOON Dy heS. Al
len, pastor OF the frespyIeIlan CHuFS. -
OF Elm Grove After the ceEeHlVHS
wedding supper was setNe1 ~ I' ~.
home OF the briues parents; o ,l y lew
couple were present.
,.,,,z,
The members OF the LADIES' AuNlliarS
OF the Young mems CHTlstlaH Ass uGIA-
ton are making extensive utTanEe-
ments for supper ana concert 10 De
given ut the I; NJ. &: A. oullutns ,m ne ~
dhursaay Gvemans ;, dmo sgpg Tho w" mem,
WIN lncIuue alieG oySt ,hiTca The Con-
1hI mS' t, III ~ re sumner Mi,
cert whlGn WI aoi,U ~, Smo ~ 10 LsSt
DC Par put, .l,a., :, ~ ,h Wy 10, it,
muS'eu' '"ie"t VI ."e S'''
,..,,.,. e..,,o,,, ,,ho,,oa Rusv
E&-ASs"ri's = S % ~ his frIcnJs M
SInvo AT NJ shcekev's last evening in
eeleprati9n OF InS ANN Hos snsn, In @
ptrtn' my SNsi'ans m"S I, cNuid not
most ueliBhtlui ni, nun. so NJ, Ito
heIp put DC Win sueLi F." vV"t ~ " hpa a, Il.
as the loIIoMimS S G IN SJot T
jShn a. isg I,, 81 81 Grs o. = HIex.
a 1m m Winserter. John j. Conlff,
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At Fourth stroot Church

The Methodist churches will unite in
Thanksgiving services at the Fourth
Street NJ Il. church, Rt 1880 n. M, to-
day. DR.. HRrKness, pastor OF Chapllne
Street church viii preach the sermon.
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WANT
GOLD?

You can u"s Id
here. We arc l luS'
now showing Vc,ali
tiIul line Of Gov I.s
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Tho Best Prescription for Chills
and Fever ls bottle Of Groves Taste.
ieSg chill Tonic. II II simply Iron and
uuinlnc in taRtclcss form. No cure
no pay. Price. Soc. tths&w
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Blue Points.
Celery.

Celery,
Oysters. Consomfne.
Brolled White Fish, Melted Butter.
Radlshes. Saratoga Chips.
Queen Olives. Picked MnnEoeS.
Dill Pickles, Plccalilli,
Leg OF Mutton, Caper Sauce
Fried Sweet Breads. with Green Peas,
Small TcnderlOin OF Beef, with Mushrooms.
Pineapple Frltters, Rum Sauce
Roman Punch,
Prime Ribs OF Beef,
Young Turkey. Oyster Dressing, Cram
berry Jelly,
Roast Young Pig. Baked Apples.
Roast NenlsOn, Currant jelly.
Brolled Quail on Toast.
Virginia Pheasant, English Bread Sauce.
Chicken Salad. MAyonnnlse Dressing,
Baked Mashed Potatoes.
Acme Strlnglcss Beans.
Candied Sweet Potatoes.
Asparagus Tips.
English Plum Pudding, Hnrd and Brandy
Sauce.
Nince pie. Apple PIE. Pumpkin pie.
Tuttl Fruit Ice Cream.
Black Fruit Cake Almond Cake, Angel
Food. Mushroom Kisses. Macn-
rooms. Peppermint Drops
Edam. Swiss. Neufchatel Cream.
ROqucfort.
Fruits. Layer Raislns. Dates, Figs.
Assorted Nuts. Malaga Grapes
Ten. Cocoa. MIX. Sweet Cider. Coffee.
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FRIED OYSTER served With each
drink to-day from ~ to IL p. m.
MRS. KLIEVEs,
1917 Market Street.
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Great Ruler OF the unlNCrSC,
All-seelnR and benign,
Look down upon and bless our work,
And be all glory Thine!
OH hoar our prayers for the honored dead,
While bearing In our minds
The memories craven on each heart
For Aud Lang Sync
Prayer. .... Chaplain Rev l., W DogRo,t
Setection-"I INTERIM $40 s ntonico," from
"CavGllcrla RustlcnnnH" ...,. .MascaGnI
Opera House Orchestra.
Address-"FrGtcrnally, Am My
',,.'..,... Brother Hon. {. +. Caldwell
Vocal solo.",God. My Father, Lend
Thine Aid" ..,.,,,..,....,,.....nO chmler
Mrs Mabcllc Barry Iianley.
Recitation 'Thnnatops =" ,.,,, Bryant
Brother j, NJ. ward
Vocal solo-"My Redecmer and My
Mrs, Flora Williams.
Eulpgy ....,,. Brother Rev l.. w, DpggCtt
Vocal solo-"The Light OF the World S'''
Mr.. S. Emerson
Selection" Dramatic ..",.,,......., Verdi
OpeTn House Orchestra,
Closing Ode. lrhc audience arc re-
qucsted TO Join In singing,
(Air-"Aomc, Sweet Homc'O.
We've finished our labor the parting has
And Zach of our brothers now goes to his
And orr voices blending, wO now will de-
In pgriee, love, slyIne each note from the
heart.
DcnedictiOu