THE SCRANTON TRIBUTE- SATURDAY, MARCH 2o, 3 899.
"IDOMYOWNWORK."
Bo Bayo Mrs. Mary Itoohlotto of
Lladon, Now Jorooy, la thla
xiiaYcfcs
RELIGIOUS.
Lottor to Mra. Plnliham.
c
Lent Is drnwing to n. clo.se nnd tlio
tehurches arc actively engaged 1" mak
ing their preparations for tlio Easter
festival. Cholrmastots nnd choirs nie
busy rehearsing tho oluburoato pio
gramrnes of music which they will en
chant to those who uttciul tho servi
ces In honor of tho risen Saviour. To
morrow Is Palm Sunday nnd is suc
ceeded by holy week, tho solemn peilod
that markrt the dose of the unison of
Llcnt and prepares the way for tho u-
Eurroetloii.
i
Much interesting Information enn
cernlnB the growth of ritualism 01, nt
least, the wipe adoption of enrichment
In the Pieslivtctliiu church, la glv-i n
out hv the Picsbjteilan Church Hex
vice society. Thlw society was funned
two jicnrs ago along the lines of the
Church Service Society of S. otland.
which h.is foi Its object the beuutllv
Ing and clutching of the e.y pi .In
service. The nssocintlnn In this conn
tr began Its wntk by making n can
ass.nf tho churches In 1'eninviv.inin,
Now Jcisey. New Yoik and Ne-v dig
land, having a membeiship of nnuo
than 2i0. The society holds that dig
nity and symnietty nu to be aimed at
and that the singing of the Oloilu
Pntrl and Gloria In Ei-clis, lespun
slvo reading of Psalms or other -Viin-tures,
the let Ration of the Apostles'
Creed, the emplo.ment of Did and New
Testament lemons and the kiic-ellug
benediction arc enrichments. It v ,t.i
on these points that nnsweis vote so
licited. The result of the cam .up shows
that Prcb teilan congiogntlons nie In
clining tnwnids a num elabotuto form
of worship and that this Inclination
Is more in, n kid In New England. New
Jersey ami New Vol It Mate outside of
Manhattan and IliooklMi, than It I"
In those two dWtili ts. Although thoo
mi el.iboiiitlon In most all of tin -ei-Mces
lepmted, theie was pt.ie'lc ,ill no
uniformity About ten pei tent, of the
pastors oppoM-d anv change In tl
gcneial fonn of public vvoishlp, but m
otheis warmh advocated si change.
Some asked for the adoption of Dr.
Shields "Honk of Common Travci."
The Picf.liytcii.nis of New .lew.-y seen
to be most uchnuccd
It is le.irned bj the American boatd
of foreign missions that the tumbles nt
Doslilslia unlveiMty in Japan ate about
to mine to an end. Itofoteiiee to these
ttoubles has been nude In this column
several times. The tinlveislty has been
perveited fiom tho purposes of the
board and of Its founders by i eat-on. In
part, at least, of Japanese jealousy of
American Inlltience. The institution
was founded by the Itev. Joseph Nees
hlma twenty jenis ago. When a bov
Neeshlma tan away from home nnd
shipped on a vessel belonging to Al
pheus Hardy, of lioston. .Mr. llntdy
took a fancy to the boy and had him
educated for the minlstty. He then sent
him back to his people In Japan, as a
missonat Doshlsha was established
as ,1 Christian university, where native,
ministers might be educated, but It alto
contained an academic couie. One of
the Japanese piofes"ois was made
president. when Mr. Neeshlma died nine
eals ago and undei his admlnistia
tlon there has been a good deal of
backsliding In the faculty. Several
membeis of this body hao abandoned
the Cluistlun religion, while lellgious
Instruction has almost wholly ceased.
Other Important changes octuned.
These conditions weio finally brought
forcibly to the notice of the Anieilc.m
boatd of foreign missions and lenion
trani es weie made, but to no effect.
The board then threatened to w Mi
di. iw the endowment and withhold all
support. After a long controversy the
trustees of the university hae icsigned
without earning the matter Into eouit,
as they at llrst threatened to do. Foi
tunately, the boatd found it possible to
select the new "trustees wholly fiom
among the Japanese. It Is epeeted
that the constitution of the university,
which the tecent tiustees radically
changed In man paiticulurs, will be
complctelv lestoied Theie Is no lea
son whv the piospeilty and usefulness
that emee belonged to tho Institution
Kid Gloves
We give the best possible attention
to our Kid Glove department quality,
flexibility and lit are prominent here.
At $1.50 Ladies' Dress Kid Gloves.
At $1.00 Our M. & H. Gloves are superior to all
others sold at the price.
At 75c We have a surprise Glove iu all the Spring
shades.
UptoDate Neckwear,
Scarfs, Ties and Stocks
In Point de Sprit Mulls, Lawns, Liberty Silks, Mous
lin de Soie, Etc.
Collars
Ladies' Linen Sporboro Collars in all the new shapes,
2, ooo Fine Linen, (no better made) 12Jc
Dress Trimmings
Exquisite new designs iu Applique, Alloon Chenille,
Bow Kuots, Butter Flies, Set Pieces, Mohair and Silk
Bands and Braids.
Silk Waists
Special attention is invited to our display of fine Silk
Waists. They will surely please iu style and fit. Satins,
Taffetas, Peau de Soir, Stripes, Plaids, Biaderes aud Plain
Colors.
MEARS El HAGEN
should not return under the new man
agement. The Itev. John Lewis Smith. D. P.
whose death recently occurred nt his
home In Valparaiso, Intl., wns distin
guished ns tho oldest Methodist minis
ter In Indiana. Ho was bum In Vir
ginia In lMt and was one of the first
of the lnmous oldtlme eltcult ildeis.
He was licensed to preach In 1S"7.
Thteo jcais later he entered the In
diana conference. Iletwoen 1GJ nnd
ltiS he a-ted us rollcctor of Internal
revenue, being appointed by President
Lincoln. Two jenrs later lie wns up.
pointed tluanciil agent of Te Patnv
university. He wns the author of a
book on Indiana .Methodism, contain
ing 1 nc Idents and sketches of l eoplu
and prcuc-hcrs in the stale.
(tc.it pn paratlons are miking In De
troit for the Christian Endeavor con
vention In that city next Julv. It li
thought that no less than OiVXIO mem
bers ol the association will be pies
cnt A letter which has jus-1 been Is
sued by the pieu committee announces
that the convention will be ch.ir.icter
li d by the two new featuies the cm
ploMiietit of a higher guide of music
than foimerly and loetuios ujon socio
logical Ucstlons ard other pioblems of
the day. The latter fc.it mo 1 design
ed, hnvvcvci, to supplement, which has
ulw.-ns been tho gteat chniacteilstlo
of the conventions.
It Is possible that theie will lc a
split In the congiogntlon i f tho I'rol
I'stant Hplnrp.il chinch of tile Holy
Cross In Jersey Clt.v on account of th
establishment of the (rnfcsslonal In
that (hutch. Several members of the
ongii'gatloli .lie decidedly opposed to
uuiltulnl onfesslon, but the entile
ve-tiv aripeat.s to be In nccetd with th
rectoi, the Itev. Augustine Elmendotf.
The oonfis.-dnnal. as established by Mr
Elnicndoif, Is ontliolv voluntary and
f. v. II anv, r.uostlons ate nked. It Is
said that Mr. Elmcndoif iciflved much
e in ourngement fiom the lemniks of a
New oik minister who conducted a
mission at the Chinch of the Holy
Cross a few weeks ago. Accoidlng to
icpoit. this eleigvman declared nt oti"
seivl e that It was absolutely e,csentlal
to confess before continuation and that
hose who did not would not be likely
to have their piayeis he.it d by 'loci,
lint even stub encouragement would
not have been of much value probably.
If the reverend gentleman had not the
support of the gieater pait of his con
gregation. The "oi vices at the Hailroid depntt
ment Young Men's Christian :i-socl-tlon
tomon ivv will be a mNslomry
seivice. The male eiuattette of the
Simpson Methodist Kpicopal ihuuh
will sing. A collection will be taken
for the foreign work of the associa
tion. This will be Secrotaiv Pe irsall's
last Sunday In this citv. All i.illtoad
men ate coidiallv Invited to attend.
Meetlnr; begins et 3 I" p. m.
Net Tlnitsdiy the annual meeting
of the 'Woman' Homo Misslonaty sci
c letv of the AVvomlng district of tho
Wvomlng confeience, will be he'd in
the Simpson Methodist Kpiscopal
chinch, West Scranton.
Eeligioiiss tos Notes
The Feast of the Annunciation will
bo obsuved today at the cathedral.
Three masses will be cilebiated nt C IJO,
7.30 and !. a. m.
The Sunday schools of tho Second
Piesbterlan church will hold a union
session at the chinch on Jcffeiron ave
nue. Sunday, Mare h UG. at 2.K0 p. m.
The Methodist Mlnlsteis' association
will meet in Him Paik chinch Monday
at 10 30 a m. The Itev. H. I. Santec,
of (lid Porge, will give a icvlew of Mc
Ollfurt's "The Apostolic Age."
On Wcdnesdny, Thursday and Friday
cvenlngh there will bo special services
at (Since Lutheran chinch general
sjnod. Holy communion will be ml
inlnlsteted on Haster morning, when
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Lackawanna AYe.
"I was bothered with n. low which
would bo quite nnnoylng nt times, and
at othcrn would almost stop.
" I ubcdnroscrlptlonBirlvon mo by my
nhvslclan, but tho
came state
of nftnlrs
continued.
"After a
ttmo I wns
taken with
a flooding,
that I vhib
oblltred to
itcepmybed.
Finnlly, In
despair, I
r.ivo np my doc.
tor, and befrnn
taking-your modi-
cine, nnd have certainly been greatly
benefited by its use.
"tjydin.K.l'inkhnm's Vegetable Com
pound lias indeed been a friend to mo.
" I am now ablo to do my own work,
thanks to your wonderful medicine. I
was as near death I belicvo as I could
be, so weak that my pulso scarcely bent
nnd my heart had almost given out. I
could not liavo stood it ono week more,
1 nm sure. I never thought I would
bo mj grateful to any medicine.
" I shall use my inllucnco with any
nno Etiffcritiff as I did, to liavo them
use Lydia U. 1'inkham's Vcgctabla
Compound.''
Uvcry woman that 13 puzzled nbout
her condition should securo tlicsympa
thetlo advice of a woman who under
stands. Write to Mrs. 1'lnkham at
Lynn, Mass.. anil tell her your Ills.
also new members will be leeched. Tlio
choir Ik mnkiUR elaborate uirnuRementM
for i:.--tcrtliln. The Suntlaj vhoolvvlll
hold veivleis on leister cvrnlnp.
Thi'io will be a muilenlc at th- Xorth
St tnitton blanch of the Voting Women's
ChrlMl.m a'-xoi latlon on Monday cven
hiff at s o'clock. All women nnd gills
nie coullall.v Invited to attend.
At tin- Kaptlst MlnlsteiH conference
next .Monday morning. Uov. Ci. AV.
Wi'Nh. jiatnr of the- Calvaiy Reformed
church, will it-ad u paper on Th"
ltefuimntinn. and Us Beat Ins on Re
cent Phases or Chtlstlnnlty."
Net Sunday moinlnt; ("ienernl Ilal
llnprton Booth of the I'nlted States Vnl-
uiiteer movement will pi each at 10 CO
In the Jackson Stieet Baptlt church.
Tather Bat leer, as the eneiable cler
Kyman Is known, has been conducting
a series of services this week In L'lm
Bark e hutch, which In some respects
have been remarkable. He Is one of
the old-fashioned soit ol Methodists, ia
fervent and earnest and has had tin
"epei lent e" which manv envy the
saintly man. He is eighty veais cd .
Itev. John Iluntlncton, who was In
Scranton last jeai and vvlm N plcas
antlv reincmbeied, will be at St
Math's, nuninoie, todaj. antl next
week until Wedneday. The flist ser
vice, for children. Is this afternoon at
I o'clock, lollowetl at J o'clock by one
for adults. Bveiy moinliifr nnd even
incr nt S o'clock until "Wednesday oven
lnfT these sennons will be continued,
rather Huntington will also make ad
dresses at mid-day at St. Luke's dur
ing his stn.
Tomotow's Services
Episcopal.
Saint T.ukc's parish Tlev . Borers
Israel, lector. Kev. n J. HaiiKhton,
enlnt cuiate- Kev. M. !. Nah. junior
cuiate. Suin'av before i:ntor.
St. Luke's ehuich Tnn a. m.. Holy
fomniunitn; 10. "0 a m, mornlns prav
ei ami -.emion T 30 p. m , evenlet; pi ay
or and senium, 9 15 a. m.. Sunday
hi noni anil iiinie classes.
St. Mdik's. Ditnmou S a. m Holv
Communion; lO.'IO a. in , mornlnpr pray
rr nnd "crnion anil Holv Communion;
7.?0 p. 111 . eviuliiB piaver and eimon
:: p m., Sunday school ami Blblo
elas-es.
Bast Bnd mission, Brecett avenue -".
l). m Sunday schoni and Bible
1 lassos; T 20 . m., evening prayer antl
sermon.
South Side mission, T'lir stiet 10
p in., Suinlay school anil Bible classes
St. (ifnigvs OH pliant J,;i0 p. in,
Suudiy school nnd I'lble classes; i.ji)
p. 111, evinliiK pieer and sermon.
St Davids ehuuh, Bdwatel James
McHenry. rector Sunday next bofoie
Bnster. Celebiatlons of Holy Buchnr
1st at 7.20 and 10.20 a. m.; Sunday school
at 2 20 p. in ; ev ensoiiK at 7 ".0 p. m ,
set vices dallv at 7 .SO anil -1 p. 111 ex
cept Bildav, Friday at ft a. 111 . 12 and
3 p m . celebtatlon of Holy Buchailst
dally extept Friday. "Wednesdaj, even
sons at .x o'clock Chapteis, St. Asnes.
Sisters of Bethany. Boys', Men's and
Ladles' Aid. Iuelustilnl school, Bastor
evenluK at 4 o'clock, baptism.
Evangelical Lutheran.
Tho Evangelical Lutheian raimSun
dny. (lospel, Matt , 21.1-9 Epistle,
Phil., 2.5-11. Vt.-tment color, violet
St. Maik's, "Washburn and Four
teenth streets. Bov. A. L limner. Ph. P..
pastor Seiv lies at 10.20 u. m. anil 7 20
p. m.; Luther league at C.:0, Sunday
school at 12. MoinlllR subject. 'Who
is This'.'" Evening subject, "The Ala
baster Box of Ointment." Confirma
tion of lathechumens at mnrnlnK ser
vice. Services every evenliier duilnij
holy week.
Holy Trinity. Adnms avenue and
Mulbeiry sticet. Bov. C. ;, Spleker,
pastor Services nt 10.20 a. m. and 7.20
p. in.; Sitnda school at 12 111.. Luther
lenRtie at fl.30. Set vices eveiy evcnlntr
dm Ins hob week.
.Ion's, Mllllln avenue, Bov. P. F.
.bolmann, jiaslor Services nt 10.30 a.
in : Sunday school nt 2 p m
St. Paul's. Short avenue, Itev. "W C.
L. L.Uler. pastoi Sei v lees at 100 .
m. and 7.20 p. in.; Sunday school at
12.20 p. m. Sei vices every evening dur
ing holj week.
Clulst.Cedar avenue and Beech stieet,
Ilev. II. F. Llsse, pastor ilervices at
10.20 a. m. and 7.20 p. m.; Sunday n I100I
at 2 p. m. Continuation at mornlni
servlce St Peter's. 1'iescott avenue. Bov. .1.
W. Randolph, pastor Services at 10. :o
a. m. and 7 20 p. m ; Sunday school nt
2 p. m. Confirmation of entlicchumens
ut moinlns set vice.
TTmanuel. Boose stieet. J lev. John
Kowiiln. pastor S01 vices at 10.30 ,1. in,
antl 7.20 p. 111 ; Sunday school at 12 p. 111
Ci ace Lutheran Lhtiuii of tho irenoinl
8iind, corner MudUnn u venue and
Mulbcriy stieet Bov. Foster l Gift,
pastor. Ferv Ices at 10.30 11. in. and 7.BU
p. nt. Sabbath school at 9.10 a. in. Y.
P. S. C. E. at 0.30 p. m.
Methodist.
Elm Park church Love feast at !i
o'clock, pieachliisr ut 10. '10 a. in. and
7.20 p. in., bv Itev. John Paiker, of
New York East conterence Sunday
school nt 2 and Epuorth LeiiKiie at C 30
p. m,
Simpson Methodist Episcopal 1 lunch,
J, H, Sweet, pastot MornliiB piayer
service at 9.30; prenehliiK service at
10.30, sermon by tho pastor; Sunday
school at 12; Junior league at 3; younc;
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You appreciate a beautiful and scientifically constructed
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Factory
mens meeting at 4- Epworth league.
E. L. 'W'arnei, baelei, at f. preachlmi
heivlce nt 7. At the evening sen It e
the pator will picath by Invitation to
the KulKhtH of Malta. Elcctrle lodtro.
with invited Kuots. will attend In a
bndy Spcelal mu.t. MKs lirlttaln, of
Heading, will she t violin belettion.
All seats free. A i ortlinl uptcome to all
Hampton Stieet MethodUt Uplscn
pal chinch It -v. James ncnnliiKer,
pastor. Services tnmoi row- as usual.
I'ltnchli.K at 10.S0 n in. and V.S0 p. m.
by Itev. V. J. .lucid, of Cranford. X.
.1., a formet paMm. Clus at 11. Jo,
Sunday school at -' p. m Junlois .it
" p. m. Epv.oith Le.it;uf at C.JD p. m
A eortllal welcome to all.
Providence Methodist Episcopal
chilli h Itev. William IMrar, pastor
Qu u teily metlnfr tomon on murnlnp
Love feast at 'J.M u. m. Sa.ciamcnt.il
Hervlce at 10.10 a. m. with an apiuopu
ate address. At 1' p. in the Kund.iv
Mhool will hold Its annual missionary
meeting. An Intel c&tlnir pU'Krinunp
will be lcndcreil. Epworth League nt
fi.-Ci. In the cvetilrf,' the iM.stor will
continue the seiies of sciiiiohh n Kible
fU"?tlons. .Scats fiee. All ate wel
come. t'eil.ir Avenue Methodist Episcopal
chinch F P. Dot v. pastor. The pas
tor will preach at 10 30 . in. nnd at 7.10
p.m. Junior eacue at ." 110 p m , Mik
Doty. supeiintHident. Sunday school
at noon. Epvorth Lcarruo at G.'M p. m.
Strancer eoullally vvcltome.
How ai d Place African MethodlHt
Episcopal clninh. Uuv. H A (Ji.int,
P. J)., pastor 10.30 a. m , suhject,
'Uo.iHtlnK." -"0 p. m.. Sunday school.
7 p. in , subject. "N'ot Peat e, hut War."
Aftei senniin, conreciatlon meeting
Mocovv Methodist EpWcopat t hureh--S.
"Jav Snow den, 11. I), pastor, no a
m. Sunday school; loin a. ni pie.ich
Inif by the pastor, snbjpct The Ti 1
umphal Entty." 1J m, e lacs 3 n. m..
Junior League: 7 p. m, piea-hlng bv
the pastor. S p m., Eivvoith LcnKtic
Vildiiy, 7 30 p. m fiend I'rlday sei -vices.
Prcacliliiff bv th- pastor nnd
Holy Communion, rimhurst, Sunday
3 p m : Splint; ProoU. Tuesday, S p. m
Methodist Episcopal e hurch, t'l.irH's
Summit Itev, Frank V. YouiiR. pas.
toi Sunday school, 10 a. m. ltd bv
the Kuneilntendent. S. II, Isliv I3p
wotth League at 0 1". p. m., led liy Dr.
C E. McnlU. The pastor will pieneh
at 7 j0 p in. on "Tho Soltller's Wei
ecme." There will be no moinlni:
picnchlnf? on account of the Fourth
tiuatteilv nieetliiR at Chinchilla, In tiie
afternoon at 30, nt which motliit;
Uev. Di. A. 'oiltlln will pveach.
Presby teilan.
First Presbyterian chinch Set vices,
10 30 u. m. antl 7.30 p. m Oi. Me Ieoi
will preach. Special sei vices will ha
held foi ono hour every evening next
week except on Satuidny.
The Second Pi esby teilan church
Hev. Chillies E Uolilnson, 1") D., pas
tor. Set vie es 10.30 a in, L'.SO p. in.
The pastor will pi each Iu the nioinliin
Theio will be a rally In the t lunch at
2 30 i. m. ot the "lunch Sunday school,
the Hraiuli and the Volunteer Mishlon
school. Tilda will ho no evenlns het
lm. Presb) teilan e Impel. Adams avenue
antl New Yoil; stteet Itev James
Hushes, late of South Afilta, will
pleat h. Hifliject, "The Conveislon of
Oneslmus." Time of sei vice, 7.45 p in.
Providence 'I'leshj teilan chinch, Itev.
lleoiKo 1. Guild, pastoi .Sunda.v licfme
Easter. Service at 10.30 a. in., theme
for sei moil, "Who Is This?" Special
music by the choli. At 7.30 oMtul; the
aeivlco postponed fiom last Sunday
will take place. Special sei moil foi
men; subject, "Mun's Self W'oith." Spe
cial music by the choir. Ladles as well
as men me Invited. Sunday school ut
12 o'clock: Endeavor meeting at CIS
oVIoek. The seats of the chinch aie
f i ee
Wnsdilnii n Stieet Pi eHbytei Ian church,
Itev John P. Moffat, pastor Services
at 10.30 a. in. nnd 7.30 p. m ; Ullile school
at 11' m , Youiib: People's Christian En
deavor nt C.'O p. in , consecintlon ser
vice: prayei meeting Wednesday at 7 30
p. in. The .Snciaments of tho Loul's
Supper and infant and adult baptism
will ho ndmlnlstered nt the monilnn
service. New membeis will he received.
, Thero veil! bo no sermon lu the morn-
Scranton
Manufactured by Us, Is Now
than ever before.
ELS A and B,
ELS C and D9
s How on
) Sundries, Repairing;, Nickel Plating;,
Carriages Rubber Tired,
Iron and Steel,
Wagon makers' and Blacksmiths'
Supplies
and Warehouses!
For Men, Women, Boys, Misses and Children,
at Prices Impossible to Other Houses.
307 Lackawanna
Iiir. In the evenlnp the pastor wl'l
preach. All cordially Invited.
Baptist.
Penu Avenue llaptlst chuich Preach
liiK at 10,"0 a. m anil 7.30 p. m. bv pas
tor, Itev. Hohert F. Y. Pleice Sundav
rchool at -2 p. in., Y. P. S. C. E. at t; 30
p. m. Sunday sthool at Ameinutn mis
sion nt 3 30 p, m
First llaptlst chuich Rev S. F.
Mathfvvs, paslor. The usual pi caching
services at the Flist Welsh llaptlst
(hutch. 11.30 moinlns: nnd 7.30 fvcnliiR
Sunday school L" 30 p m at the Ply
month chinch, Dr. Heddoe, superin
tendent 15. Y. P. t. prayei meeting
fi.'O j). in,. Ivoilte hall Irdustrlal
sthool 2.30 p. in. Satuitlaj. Ivoilte lmll.
Weekly praer meetintr. 7 30 p in. at
AVelsh llaptlst chuich Wednesday
evcnlntr. All aie cordially Invited
Xoi th Main Avenue E iptlst church
Itev. Y. O. Watklns. pastor. Evan
uellst Ncal hns been piev ailed upon to
it main ovr tomoriow He will, there
foie, coiidtitt three services, as fol
lows .Pteachlncr at 10 30 a. m Hlble
readlnir at 130 p. in and pieachltnr
iiKain at 7 30 This will be the last op- !
portunltv to hear Mi. Ncal lu this i Itv.
Untitles theso services theie will be
also a. prayer metlnpr at 10 a m. and i
C E. inetlnff at fi.Su p. m., Tho ordi
nance of baptism will be administered
and Mi. Willis Leonaitl will Muff a
tenor solo nt the ci enlnt; seivice.
Dudley Street llaptlst ihuich Sei
vlces at 10 30 a. in. and 7 30 p m.
DaiiKhteiH of Ameilcn, of the Junlni
Older United American Mechanics, will
attend the evenlns: seivice In a liotlv,
postponed from last Suudii) nlfiht The
Junitiis aie Invited to attend with the
DaiiKhteis. A pntilotlc set v lee Sun
day school nt 12 in.; Junior Younff Peo
ple's Chilstlan Endeavor at 4 p. m :
Senior Youm; People's Chilstlan En
deavor at C 30. Good music. Seats fiee.
All welcome.
hlloh llaptlst chinch, :o' iv.iur
stieet Pi eachlnt; 10. (0 a. m Sunday
school 2 p. m , YotiiiK' Peope's union
7 p. in. In the cv enlnt- Eev, 1) C
Thomas will pi each a seiinnn fm the
(lunch. All me Invited to come and
henr him. Itev J. H. Hell, pastor.
Jnrkson -itieet llaptlst cliunh
Moinlnp pnver meolinff .it It 10 llmth
er Eibeit Holly, lender. Pienclilm;
service at 10 30, the pastor, Itev. Thom
as do fiiuthy will preach, topic, "Th
Dylntr Need of the Chuuh" Sundav
school nt 2 p. m Alfred Itnbrrt, sit
perintentlent. Evenlna; seivice ut 7
shnip Pralso nnd rouk service: ex
cellent music will be icnrtcrrd bv the
choir The pastor, vv II jireaeh a shoi t
sermon, tuple, "The Defense of i
Klnsr. or the Cost of Tnklnff Sides with
the Oppressed Against the Oppressor."
Thte public Is cordially Invited to this
popular evenliiK service
Oieen nidff Haptlst church Uev AV.
J Foul pastor Services at 10 30 a.
m and 7 10 p m Subject In th morn
ing, "DtllffhtliiB In Ood's Law " iu tho
cvenlntr, "An Example of Woman's
Devotion." Sunday; school at 11.45.
Young people's prayer meeting at 6.30.
The New
1899
$50.00
$35.00
Exhibi
on
126-128 Franklin Avenue.
of
JUC15 lUi
0
The Cheapest and Busiest Shoe Stores,
Avenue.
Branch
Miscellaneous.
Gi ace Reformed Episcopal chuich.
Wjomliiff avenue . below Mullitiiy
stieet. liev Geoise L Altlch. pastoi
Piajer and prulse stiviee at 0 30 a. in
divine woishlp at 10.30 a. in and 7 30
p. m. Pleaching by the pustoi iu the
morning, Luke, 4 H-1.1. evening, Dan,
U.10-J0 Sabbath school at 1J m.: Y.
P. S. C. E. nt 0 30 p iu Seats uie all
free. Sti angers aie eoullally welcome.
The special services for the week bil
lowing aie- llllile study on Tuesd.iv
afternoon nt 4 o'clock, pieachlng anil
(oinmunlon on Thuisdny evening nt
7.45 o'clock. Kegular moinlng sei vice
on Filtlav morning at 10 30 and the
Hlble (lass for lesson studv on Filday
evening at 7 IV All ate invited.
Flist Church oT in 1st, Scientist, Bl'i
Attains nvcnu- Sundij setvicrs. 10 30
a. in., subject i'nrealltv " and 7.30 p
in. subject. 'The Onlv v'nv to Know
the Doc ti lun of Clulst Jesus." Wed
npstlav evening meeting nt S o'cloek.
The People's Prohibition chuich Hev.
Dr. Illid pastoi Theie will be iegu
lar pica- hlng sen lei on Sibbath even
ing at 7 3(i p m In Co-opemtlvc hall,
X 12ii N'oith Main nvenue Hvde
Park. Subjed "It Satnn Should Leav
Seiuntou" All nic welcome
The I ice Methodist, the JUv. John
Cav nnnugh. of Wnveilv, Pa. will
pieach lu Swingle's lmll, Dunniore.
Sunday at 2 10 and 7 o'cloek. All nie
welcome.
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTORS.
Have Given Their Mite to the Mali
Cnnieis' Convention Fund.
The following additional (ontiibii
tlons have been made to the tiiud for
the enteitaiument of the delegates to
the Letter ( 'unlets' convention:
Mis. A P. Hedfoid. .Miss Elizabeth
Joseph. .Mis II. A Kaufhold, Mrs J.
A lthotles, .Mis William Jackson, Mi.
T. F. Welles Mrs. W. W. Phillips. Mrs..
Clm lies Thompson. Mis. m p rnrn
htiin. Mii Ella Manse. Mis Thomas
Spiague, Mis Chailes Seele). .Mis, O
M Itellly, Mis 1 J. Fole, Mrs. John
Lavelle, Mis. Muriy Kitcullen, Mis.
Joseph flulpy. Mrs. A. .M. Toemie. Miss
51. Mannesy, Jlrs P. Smith. Jllss An
nie J Council, Mis M. ti Atkinson,
.Mis. A. W. liaise, Mrs. J H Fuhilng.
er, Mrs. J. Flitch. Mis. 51. E Tow lei,
A Filentl. Mis Pat (lav In. ,Mlss El
len Cleveland, Mis. 51. O 5letcnlf. 5lis
I! 51. ltamsey, 51is. J, Long. Airs.
Miles, Mis. Lynott. .Mis. A C. Criiii
bell, Miss G Lettciman, Mis J. J. Hut
lis 5Irs J J Hoomherja, 5lrs Thomiis
51cHugh .Mis Dllllab T. Evans 5Iis II.
V. Snnford. Mis. Ailolph Itilch. 5lis.
fleoige L. Pei k, 5lis D. D Joius .Mrs.
D. L. Jones. 51is. W. N White. 5lis
nichaid Hodeilck. 5lis T tl Kilght
51 is II. E Welles, Mm E JI Stiong.
Mis H. L ltu nolds, .Miss Sat ah
Kiesge. Mis i:ilas Williams. Mis.
Charles ltaynor, Mrs. P It, Kimble,
Mra, II, Knoepfcl, Mrs, William
Bicycle
Ready.
Store in Pittston.
Knoepfel, 51is. M A. Collins, Mrs. A.
Fiounfelter.5Us Norma Williams, Jlrs.
J. D Phillips, mis D. n Hand. Mrs.
L Tien hlenbug, 51iss VIoI.l Carlev,
Mis. Dr. Thomas X. Kay. Mrs. P. F.
Callahan, Mis. Jefl Ficemen, Mi.s. l'hll
Ip Kelleininn, Mi. 51. Vornoy, Jlrs.
Cont.id Young. Jlis J. Selden Blair,
Mis-. H. P. A llcox. JIis. E. Jlatthevvs,
JUs. C Jlllisll.
NEW MILrORD,
JIis chailes Jay has returned from
Elmii.i. where she hns boon visiting
lelatlves.
J. II. Gleason and wlfo spent Sun
day and Monday in lllnglmmton.
The fuuesal seivlces of Henry II.
Ilrndley weie eondueted from his resi
dence on Chun h street Thursday after
noon Mr. Hradley was ono of our
oldest ic-sidents and one who stood high
iu tho estimation of all who knew him
The marriage of Homer Tlngley and
Jllss Eva Tennant. both of tho town
ship. I annouiiiecl to tuke place JIaieli
."J. 1S9S.
Jits Anna Coughlln. who has llv.-l
with her daughter. Mrs. Jt. J. Crane,
iu this place, died Sundny morning. The
funcinl services were e ouducted in si
Patrlt k's chtiivh, lu lllnghnmton, on
Tuesday inoiiilng.
l-'iank Dean, of JIuson, visited hi-.
btother Fred, in tho township, la t
vv ee'e
The Ladles Jllsslonary society of the
llaptlst chuich will conduct tho sei
vlces ut the (hurch net Sunday eve i
Ing. Theie will b recitations, read
ing mid shush. All nie Invited.
51 J. Ci.uie mid inmlly have up
turned to their remodelled hnuso whith
was dainnged bv lire pome tlmo ago
Jllss Jennie 5loore spent Sunday with
friends lu Nicholson.
Jllss Jennie llusenernntz visited her
mothei, .Mis. 1). W. linger, the tbst
of the week.
pittston"
The icvlval meetings in tho First
Jlethndlst Pilmltlve ctiun h mo well
nttonded nnd gootl Interest H being
shown 51 any have been converted.
Evangelist Shellhorn Is an entertain
ing speaker anil a good singer. Sunday
will be his last Sundny here, and nil
should hear him Sunday evening. Ho
will in each his fatevvell sermon at 6 45
p in Come eail to get a good seat
Mifc. Wlnslovv's Soothing Syrup.
Hoh been Usui fur ovi t'H'TV YEARS
t.v .MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their
ciiii lmr.N while teetiiinh with
IMUU'EeT HI C'EtfS It bOOTUES tho
CIIII. II SOFTENS ill. Ol'JIS. ALIAYS
all PAIN ci RES WIND COLIC, nnd
Is the lust lemetlv lor DIARRHOEA
Hold bj DuiRKlsts In eyciy part of thn
world Ho Btiro anil imk for "Mrs. Wins
low's Soothing Sjrup," and taka no other
kind. Twenty-Uvo coats a tottU. .
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