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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-30
Married at the Parsonage.

Robert Orchard and Miss Nellie
Davies, both of Frink street, were
united in marriage Thursday evening
at the parsonage of the First Welsh
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-30
The Moral

If you buy your Furnishings at the Globe Ware
house you'll always get garments that ft collars aad
cuffs that comfortable aud hosiery that is prop
erly finished and will not stain the feet
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-30

Pea Coal $l.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orderr to ]. T.
SIarkey. 1914 Cedar ave. Phone 6es3.
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Gentlemen

This is the when the good qualities of your
Furnishings best tested. I-ftting garments
produce misery. Badly cut collars aud clumsy cuffs
are a source of everlasting trouble Uubecoming
neckwear spos appearance while badly finished or
poorly dyed hosiery has produced more profanity
than most men are aware Of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-30
MADAME. A, RUPERT
6 East 14th Street, New York

Nine. A. Ruppert's Celebrated Com.
plexion Specialt;es are for sale in
Scranton by
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-30

vici kid and patent calf, all Styles
all widths and all sizes, at So, $3i
81 and $5.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14
HELPS FOR THE COOK.

Have a wood box that is divided into
two parts. one for wood, the other for
kindling. When both are put in one
box the kindling soon finds its way
TO the bottom of the box, and it is not
convenient to get it.
Have a cupboard in the corner of
the kitchen for keeping the kettles
and other cooking utensils in. It need
not take up much room ana is much
better than to have them scattered
about or hung up on nails about the
walls.
Cover the raisins with hot water
and let them stand two or three min
utes before seeding and your work
will be much easier Dried fruit
should be soaked two or three hour.
in warm water, then simmered slow
~ until done to get the best result.
Add the sugar a few minutes before
it is taken from the fire.
To cleanse jars that have any odor
about them, wash them, fill with
boiling water, then stir into it tea
spoonful or more of pearline. Let ii
stand until cool, empty the jars, and
If any odor remains I'LL with hot suds
again. Rinse with clear, hot water,
let them air day or two and they
will be ready for use. Rancid lard
and butter jars, when treated in this
way, viii become fresh and sweet
again.
A steam cooker is a great help in
the summer. They save fuel, for the
various articles needed for meal can
be put in its compartments, and all
cooked over one burner of a gasoline
stove. The food is much better than
If cooked in the ordinary way, for
those who have eaten steamed vege-
tables have no wish to return to boiled
or baked ones. Then they do not re.
quire constant watching, and after
the dinner is put on the housewife is
free to attend to other duties until the
cooking is done.-Boston Budget. -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14

live right her in the north. Tau
in touch with those who need help
can find out who is unreasonable a. q
unjust. have o steady demand 70,
good women as cooks. cham bernardo
and general ervsnts. and often fol
good indoor and outdoor men servants
pay your fare to which is added
reasonable amount for expenses and
fees. take no orders under any cir
cumstsnces frem disreputable house
spd hells Of that kind, and the bes
Profession IL afforded the respectable,
girl who respects herself.
send one stamp for information to
=. z. 8 PKRReRINo,
Albany, N. Y.
In esre of the "Spectator.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14
SHOWN IN THE SHOPS.

Damascus taborettes richly inlaid
with pearl.
Plenty of foliage of various types
in millinery.
Washable foulard sateens in silk de.
signs of all colors.
Denim portieres for summer fur
nishings in cool art colors.
Natty designs in straw, crash and
cloth headwear for small boys.
Graduated accordion-plaited flounc-
ings with narrow ruchings above.
White and ecru revers of lawn and
lace to be worn with Elton jackets.
Many neatly patterned cream and
white wash wells with floral borders.
Renaissance and linen scarfs, table
covers, doilies and centerpeices.
Spangled aigrettes, together with
pearl, steel and jet ornaments for
the couture
White canvas shoes with rubber or
leather soles for yachting, golf and
all outdoor sports.
Allover taffeta yolings showing
hemstitching, rich lace appliques
or elaborate silk braided designs.
Infants long and short coats OF
Bedford cords. cashmere, fancy light
WOODEN materials and pique tastefully
trimmed.
Jacket suits with Elton, tight-fit.
ting, douhle-breosted and fiy-front
coats, trimmed with folds. braiding OF
silk stitching.-Dry Goods Economist
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14
GLOBE SIGHTS.

We are forced TO respect some peo-
pie who have been in Jail more than a
lot of people who have never been
there.
1t is all right for girls under IS TO
say: when 1 marry" but after that
age it is more proper to say: 'If ]
marry"
Our idea of . bright man is one who
remembers in an hour of leisure the
things he has been putting of to do
when he had time. ..L
A man finds no one as he joys along
as indignant over his wrongs as his
mother was years ago when the school
teacher licked him. .-s
1t is a pity that everyone hasn't the
privilege enjoyed by lawyer of send
ing in bill to those who insist upon
telling him their troubles.-Atchisor
Globe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14
! oundS at Last
THE MAGN ETC COM B

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If you have dandruf any Scalp disease, if your hair
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14
DONKEY DRINKS BEER.
1eci<y Mountain MockInG Bird Emp
: ties Two schoohers with the
Grace OF q Topper.

"The Devils Auction" company have
with them a mule with q depraved APP
petite. When the company played in
burlington, Ia, some time ago, the
stage manager called at one of the
welI-known cafes and told the bar
keeper he would cali for refreshments
after the performance, and asked that
he might bring a friend with him. At
the time appointed he entered, and,
looking back into the darkness, said:
"An right, Jack, come in"
The bartender and few late GUS
toners who had stepped in to get a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14
ENGLISH coLLEGEsFoRw WOMEN

AS yet women are not given the Cam
bridge degree
Lady Margaret hall and Summerville
college are the two institutions for
women at Oxford.
Newman, founded in 1875, is wide
~ known through the personality of
Miss Clough, sister of Arthur Hugh
Clough. Its fees are smaller than those
of Girton-$425 covers most of the
years expenses.
Girton is the oldest woman's college
in England. 1t was started in 1860 by
five students who determined to try
the Cambridge university examina-
tions- At Girton the girls have two
rooms each. The fee for the college
year, including tuition, board and rent
is $525.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14
SAGE OF SAwHAw SAYS.

There is nothing so glorious as the
GLOW of health.
Young people shouldn't get their
philosophy of life from defeated gam
blers.
Divorce should precede marriage.
divorce from all bad habits and the
club.
Too many. people imagine they can
get up in the world without getting
up In the morning.
Some people are so anxious to cram
children that they would put the let
ter Of the law into the alphabet.
Remember that most prodigai sons
find the old man gathered home end
the fatted calves sold by the tine they
get back. ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14

might cap" were astonished to see a
sOber7faced donkey walk in and take
q position in front of the bar while
his friend called for two beers.
The friend of the Rocky mountain
shocking bird entered into converse
tion with the spectators, while the
donkey stuck his nose over the glass,
,Aads with the grace Of an old-time
'boozer, unioaded the schooner with
evident enjoyment. His glass was
aswice refiled. and he repeated the
feat without losing drop. and con-
cluded by clearing the bread plate
on the lunch table with as much un-
concern as the nerviest customer of
4he place.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14

as he deposited the coins one on the
other was beautifully delicate, and the
spectacle of all three standing with
out support made the teller's eyes pro-
trude from their sockets.
, 'Why, that's perfectly amazingi"
he exclaimed. ST wouldn't have be.
Geved it could be donei" The other at
faches looked and marveled.
, ut takes a steady nerve to do it,"
said the young man, carelessly, and
sweeping the coins with n dexterous
grab he dropped them into his pocket,
picked up his money and strolled out.
lit was not busy hour. and after he
was gone all hands began balapcin2
silver, or rather trying 10. The thing
was as fascinating as the old pigs
in clover" puzzle, because one could
come so near without doing it, Nearly
everybody succeeded in balancing the
first dollar, and a few managed to
poise the fifty-cent piece for an in
finitesimal, breathless instant. but il
always fell down again, and that was
as far along as anyone could get. For
an hour or so there was silver all over
the floor, and the bookkeeper had to
make good a dollar that rolled into a
icrack. Next day the dexterous young
Imam sauntered in with another check
''We were all trying that balancing
trick of yours yesterday" remarked
1.-THE teller as he handed over the bills
''but none of us could. do it. You're
right when you say il takes steady
nerves" N
yes" replied the young man. grin.
ming, land it's also facilitated by a
little shoemaker's wax on the edge OF
the coins" .-t~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14
SATURDAY. JULYsl4 1000
CLEVER COIN TRICK.
&ssw q Young Man Astonished the
Clerks in q Boston Bank by a
Feat OF Balancing

: A young man from a wholesale house
down on the river front, says the Bos-
ton Herald, presented a check at one
0t the banks the other day, and while
the money was being counted out
amused himself by balancing coins on
4he narrow edge of the paying teller's
window. Finally he performed an
astonishing feat. He first balanced a
silver dollar so it stood up on
edge, then placed half dollar
edge to edge on top of it. and
s0mpleted the pyramid with a
Alright new quarter. His manipulation
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14

his wheel and hurled him Is feet into
clump of bushes. He picked himself
up and rode on, rather surprised to
find himself still alive and with more
respect for natural electricity than
ever he had before.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-07-14

The queer freaks of lightning are
traditional. a resident of Montclair,
N. j.. tells. new one. BE was riding
On bicycle the other evening. when
a stroke OF ligAtnihR Knocked him on
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Howard University,
Washington. ID. c,

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. INCLUD-
ING MEDICAL, DENTAL AND
PHARMACIST TIC COLLEGES.
Thirty-third Session (19oo 1901 will
begin Oasober L. 1900, and continue
seven I'd months. sai
Tuition fee In Medical and Dental
Colleges. each $50. Pharmaeeutic
College, $40 p de
All students must register before
October IL 1900 For catalogue or fur
ther inform alton apply TO-
FL. ShADD NJ. D.. SRcRRrARY,
Dol r Street. N. W.,
q 9-Sm City of Washington
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NAV Norfolk aM estern
~-. Schedule In FEscf

$3.50 Schedule in Eject
New. 10, 1889.
LEAVE aIcHMoND, BYRD STREET STATION.
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11le n Stops only at Petersburg,
Waverly and Euffelk seooBd class
Sckets not accepted ON shis sRain
SOS a. II, Daily. ''The Ch:cago Express for
Lynchburg, Roanoke. Columbus,
and Chicago. Pullman Sleeper Roam
oke 70 ColrDb ban: also for BrtstoI
:o:4s n. Daily Tor Norfolk, sufyoIi sns In
termediste sta items; arrives At Nor.
folk &C 1o;40 Pm.
s:o0 =. n, Daily, for Lyncheurga and Rosnoke
Connects Mt Roanoke with Wash.
ington and Chsttanooga Limited
Pullman Sleepers Lynchkurg q
Memphis and Eew OrlesHe Csfs
Parl0r and Observation Cars Rad
ferd to Attala, Ala Pullman Sleep.
er between Richmond and Lynch.
burg, ana berths ready for occu.
pahey at 600 r. II. Also Rullmap
Sleeper Petersburg 70 Roanoko
Train arrive Of Richmond from LyDchbur,
ana the West daily, Sis .. me-, and at IS D =
fsosa Norfolk Q nd the East n :oS Q N and Vesti
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MAGNETIC COMB CO.;

Take Notice. There being many skeptca1 people who
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repudiate all such evil minded sanderers by absolutely
that will the money for every
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no advertisement from a dishonest firm.
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Unless the farmer ia given the earth,
ne can do nothing. Chicago Daily
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In esre of the Spectator
Arizona republican., 1900-11-21

bottoms along the streams are plenti- fully supplied with cottonmouths, wa ter noccasins and various kinds of ad- Gers it follows Gs an axiom that many persons are of.en bitten by a snake, and the native simple way of treating 1t I learned in this way:
 One of the natives and were hunt ing mineral cutcH1ps on the Boar's Tusk mountain in June, 1896. when we came upon huckle5erry patch and began gathering and eating the ripe berries. My guide cautioned Ire to be on the lookout for snakes. saying:
 Them cussed varmints hiGe under the huckle5erry bushes to ketch the birds when they come to feed on the ber- ries," and I was very careful, but he was not. fUl I soon heard a sharp cry from him, and on looking at him saw him throw his left hand and arm in the air and shake off and throw to some distance Q diamond back which had
Arizona republican., 1900-11-21

hone in a day or two from an extended stay in southern California.
 4 number Of Jerome people are con- te1,1plating taking in the great carnival at Phoenix in December. The cit.ze.s of the capital city certainly exhibit coalmendabie proyressiveness in getting up the carnival this winter. The at tendance will be large from the north ern part of the territory.
 On account Of The ra.n .he oyster slp- per that was to have been given last night by the Catholic ladies, in the basement Of the church, was postponed indefinitely.
 W A. Jordan, the prosperous farmer of Cottonwood. went to Prescott this morning to serve on the jury.
 Artist Campbell and wife are in Je- rome again after a trip through the nor,hern counties of the territory. They have secured great deal of work in Jerome in the photo enlarg.ng line.
 James Thompson received a letter from his wife, who is visiting in Ken lucky. that their little girl has the whooping cough
 Deputy Sheriff Miller had quite 4 thrilling experience this week wi n a man he arrested through a mistake He was almost certain the party was wanted in Coconino county and took him in. Not being prepared to take care of the prisoner wflhoue putting him in a cell, he placed him in the bas- tile. It soon devolved that the man was not the one wanted and he was re- leased. He hunted Tom up and began to abuse him. He swore he would have some of the hide from Toms nose to make up for the insult, but did not make the threat good.
 Hrs. Code received the check for sl,COO from the United Moderns yester- day, the amount of the policy taken out in that order by her late husband, just previous to his death.
 The Independent telephone and tele- ErapA company is giving its patrons good service ct the present time. Their wire runs directly to the outside world and all n1ezsa ages are sent sn1 delivered promptly. MT. Johnson is a rustler ard will get there in the end.
 The Jossay company, said to be a first class troup, will show in Jerome, the following wezk. The advance agent is here arranging for the comfort of the people with the company. No doubt they will be given large audiences
 D. D. MCDONALD.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-21

struck him midway of his left forein ger. While I was scared as badly as if had myself been bitten, the hunter drew his knife and made two quick cuts on the finger SO that 1t bled freely and began stripping his finger to force the blood out of the cuts. He then took a piece of common alum out of his pocket and bit off q piece as large as a large sized chestnut and chewed il up and swallowed it, and then he bit off and chewed fine another piece of alum, which he placed upon his cut fin ger Gnl tied up with a piece Of rag torn from the bottom of his homespun cotton shirt, and then he hunted up and killed the snake and again began gathering and eating berries, to my surprise.
 In answer to my question as to the need of going to town to consult Q doc tor. he said: "The blood runnin' from the cuts took out all the pizen, but if
Arizona republican., 1900-11-21
TIE NEWS
 OF JEROME

Jerome, Ariz., My. 1S--CSpecial cor respondence Of The Republican )-Je-
 rom and the surrounding courl;ry has
 bsen visited by enc Of the finest rams
 that has fallen -.sre for over a year.
 The precipitation tas not been as heavy
 as an August shower. but, unlike the
 summer rain, it has lasted for forty
 e.sLp hours and is still raining. The
 ground is soaked wi,h water good and
 deep. Tlae ratn will bs Of great benefit
 to the farmer, stockn9an and miner.
 All th- old timers have repeatedly pre-
 dicted a very wet winter this year. and it seems as if rthey had called the turn
 on the weather clerk.
 J. c. Scott went out to the Mineral
 Point district yesterday to do the as s.zsmert W'-rk on a claim belonging to
 Geo. o. Ford Mir Ford is confident the Mineral Point district is the coming gold district, and that ha has some of the best claims in tte whole country located.
 T happened into Dr. Coleman's office yesterday afternoon and was h.rrified 10 sse a man with his leg in the fire. asked him if his left foot had offend eG him and if he was carrying out the adivce of the bible in getting rid of it. H. said hc was not doing anything of the kind but was getting it doctored for a sever afffiCIiOn that had 'botha cred him sI-cely for nearly six nonti:s. The oontrivaEce in which he was holding his leg is a Betz hot air apparatus The body of the apparatus is about 27 inches in length and 10 inch-s in width. It s-aE5s on legs and looks not unlike a heating stove. There is a small gas oline tank beneath the furnace, and this is connected by a rubb-r tube with a small rubber bulb blower for flaming tie gasoline till the desired tenlpera- lure is reached. Inside tr= furnace is suspended Q hammock made of asbes- eos in which the linib under trcatmant is placed. Then the gasoline is lighted, the blower operated by the doctor and the temperature gradually goes Up un- til it has reached 450 dessI ees. It seems improbable that any one could stand such heat, but the limb rerspires so freely it is kept from burning The les is wrapped in a large bath towel which is soon wet with precipitation. The man l saw receiving the tTeatment was II. ]. Grain. who was caught in a cave in the Lottie mine at Bigbug last June. His back and left leg. were crushed and
 Inc leg has been swollen ever since that time anl has been almost useless. The fragments of the ankle and knee were in6an-ed and the swelling extend ad from the ankle Co the knee and on lp almost to the hip. MT Crane came lVer to Jerome last Sunday to be treat sd in he hot air apparatus by Dr. Cole nan. He says the treatment has been 70 beneficial that he can now use the eg that was hurt as well as the other me. A week ago he could barely place lis weight on that member. The treat rert !G5:s m hour. and he is given a 'oasting daily The heat in the oven would cook a loaf of bread and sill it Ices not feel uncomfortable to the limb. i
 Vim. Munds and wife are expected
Arizona republican., 1900-11-21

it Gqdnrt all get out the alum will fix it, but them cuts will give me a sore finger for Q day or two" The result was no swelling of even the finger, and he said that if man would always cut Through the bite and let the blood out and take alum there was no danger from the bite of any snake.-Forest ana Stream.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-21
TREATMENT TOR SNAKE BITES.

Having spent over year among the native hunters and farmers If the m.-st priml,ive mountain region of southwestern Arkansas, where the nul,'ber of poisonous snakes was un- countable, ineluding the copperhead, mountain or tin1ber rattlesnake and rock or diamond back rattiesnake, up- on the uplands or mountains, and the
Arizona republican., 1900-11-21
MISLEADING TREMBLING.

Anrat<T shed tremul7usly.
 ''I was a little goose when l consent cd to be your wife" sine prctesibed-
 Than why did you tremble like a fawn?" he demanded, fiercely.
 It was that thought '-f having been that ranked in him.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-21

It's a long lane that has no short comlngs.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-21
WE'LL DRESSED WOMEN

aro nof necessarily rich It's easy to dress Os V aaOO well on little money, if you buy at the right plac:. That doesn't mean buying cheap staff-it is false economy to get poor quality; but prices not the everywhere, and certainly is possible get an article in one place for less than it would cost in another It may take little trouble to find the right place, but it pays in the end You'll make no mistake in coming to
Arizona republican., 1900-11-21

Boys K2-e Pants Suits in very fine quality Of worstels, cIszimcres, choviu.s am1 Scotch twco3s, in al
 cr1JTs and sizes 10 sua. every mother