THE SCBANTON TRIBVNH-MONDAY, OCTOBER lb, 1S99.
Tuning
and Repairing
Of Pianos aud Organs and
all kinds of musical in
struments. All Work (iunrniitccil.
Knabe, Uose, Ltiduflg,
Briggs Pianos.
Pianos from $175 up to
$900. Easy terms.
Perry Brothers
205 Wyoming Au,
SCRANTON
Ice Cream.
BGSI IN TOWN.
Per
c Quart.
LflCKflWANNA DftlRY CO
lelephonoOrdoM Promptty Delivered
33&'37 Adams Avenue.
1
DR. A. A. LINDABURY.
t, cc al its Surgery, Lta33i of Women
Ofllccllomi SltoI'Ja. m
J to 1 p ra
At Itenidoneo .. .. . .7 to 8 p in
Ofllce I'll, Connoll lliilldln:; Iteildeuce
Uin South MutnAvenuo
Scranton Transfer Co.,
HUmi J kCDNAN', Alnnaier
heclt tlnscace direct from retldencs to
nil) put or the I' nlteJ State
Ofllcc low Lueka. Aic. lMionc 5'2."
HUNTINGTON'S BAKERY,
ei ices id frozen fruits
i'20 .siiruco SI reel.
Motion Ic iomplo ,
DR. PARKE,
Who has been in Europe making
a special study ol the diseases of
women, has teopened his olfice at
No. 30S Washington Avenue.
C. S. SNYDER,
The Only Dentist
In tliet.it Who Is n Giiidim'o In
Midw Inc.
420-422 SPRUCE STREET.
DR. H. B. WARE,
SPECIALIST.
ye, har. Nose and Throat
Office Hours -9 a m to 12 SO p m : 2 to 1.
Williams Building, Opp Postoillco
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I CITY NOTES :
v t --vyt
Ml'SICAUJ -The famous" Schubert
quarttuo will kIm a musk lie In I ho
loiut Stint MtthodM J.pNr opal (.hut tit
'ilit'Mlaj i-t j Int,.
MJ-.II TONMOJIT-Tlu' UootOu'ciiem'
t lull will nut this fvenlni; at 7 i) In
" i I:-. e h. II W.ifel.liiKton avenue. All
bmiliKitpMo .lie invite,!1
JU DAIS The Delnvvtiio nnd lllll-f-on
H.ilii i,i( (ompinv paid the Carlicn
dalc jurd and machine Minim and tliu
tialnmen north of Si teuton mi S.uuid.iy.
N VHKOW i:SC'Al'I.-Mrs Owen, awn.
in tn 7i Main of iBi' who it Mile at 1'ino
I, rook wns i tin down b a )i iise.it W.ihIi
i i,t ,n avenue nnd Spruce street nnd had
u nan on c-.cnpe from Injurj
l'Ui:si:NT ltIJ.S-AU piihonu havins
bills, ipnimt the state flremen'H roinmlt
tct hhuuld prexint them foi pnjmi'iit Im
medlatPlj it the ofll'i of llllnm Tann
ic i, sicrtmr), mi r.Icli ,iJ Imlldlnj.'.
TAKRN TO THi: HOMR-Kdvvnid Mul
len who was found wnndeilnK around the
tinder dump iliultR lust Pildiv wm
taken to the Hillside homo Saturd i af
ir biln pronouneed Insane by Drs. WIl.
llnms and Girvej.
i:xi:ci"nvi3 committi:i:-tiw rcrc-
nliir monthlj bus-iness mcctliiK of the ex
ecutive commlttci of the (My Christian
Kudfavor union will be held at 8 o'clock
Mondav eve nine. Octntwr 10, in tho Oraco
Reformed enure))
Mil JONES,' NI1W TIOMK-niptrlct
Aitoinc John H .lones has purchiisctl
ttin properti on Columbia nwmip known
its Iocli Mar 1 1 cm Goorire i) Ilrovvn and
after muklnc improvements will make It
Ills permanent .ibIiIiiui
1MANO V 9 rAMfir.n-'llie hoie
f -
"THE MODEL,"
a VIENNA CAFE AND RESTAURANT, -i.
T E. MOSES, PROP. 221Sa3WA3H- T
"" INQTON AVENUE, OPP, COURT T
HOUSE,
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DINNER-'OCT. in.
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Brcakfiibt I.um luon nnd Stippn f
a l enrto CsttrH y.red in ny ""
utjle All the tnblt delicacies of
the Beam n f.rwd in eafe or dtll',- -T
ercd to families In any quantity
deflrable .
Hnup, nutilllon and Vrgetnblo T
Kntreo, Chicken Salnd ""
Meat, Hib HmPt
Yi'KPtnblri" Lima lloann Sttuttl -
'''omntoeK, (Ifiman PolutoeH -
Colli Slaw, tfpleed I'lcklfn .
Btowed I'enn .
Trniri, Kiozeti Plum Pudding T
Coffee Tea Mill; ""
4-
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f
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T
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attached to n wai;or coutHlnlnB n piano
belonging to Plnn A Phillips, were, bucked
up In ftcnt of tho lattor'u etoro on "Wy
(jt.llliR uvenuo But tl rill. y evening 'when n
lit mini; trolley car utruck tho animals,
muxlnir the pliino to drop out bade
watds tin I iPjurlrs It to tho extent of
MX'Tt'Itn THIS nVHN'lNO.-Hev Dr
Not tli, of New York, will deliver nn mi
lrcn tills evening In tllo Him Parle
iliuich under the iiunilcen of the Mefh
odlft union. Hn will speak on "City
KwmBcllzatlon Wi.tU"
Ui:Ci:PTION THNlJKItnD.-aeorRi W
Okell nnd Philip Hoblnson were tendered
a ticcpllon Hnturday evtnlliB by Fnrvltvv
lodse, No. Siw, KnlclitiJ of Pthlan. The
nffnlr was In honor of their return from
Huropo and over COO members vvero pres
ent DHMOCItATS MnnT.-Saturdny nlRht,
the Democratic committee htld u senslon
in tho St Cluulex hotil, where it lnnpped
out n, plan of rami nlt-'ii. Some of tho
mi inbers for tomtnltteo wero selected, but
that work In rot vet lompli ted Heportx
vi ere received from different p.trtH of tho
countrv
Hi: STOI.I5 Ol.OVnS Joepli rurej
wns arrested bv PatrolmLii Jones and
Plahertj at nn early hour Satuidav morn
InRoiiHUsplclon of IiiIiik one of a. crowd of
boyHvvlioburKlnrlied u West Lacknvvann i
nvenue dvo lintihc, tnklmt n number of
pairs of Kloves therefrom When m
rnlKntd befoin the major he wns re
manded for a luither hearing.
11IO AMOUNT IN PINKS -The police
rildtd two dlscrderlv 1ioufC3 at nn tarlv
hour Saturdaj mornlrfr on warrants is
Find by Alderman Mlllni Tim places
raldtd wfin lot ate I nt 103 I.ickavvannv
nvctiuo and 213 Center street There vvero
twinty-two prlhoncis taken nltoKether
anil when nrrnlgmd befoie Aldernit.n
Mlllni oll(cted Hues apregatlng $H0
from the crowd
NHW OPPICHP.S t'.I.P.CTP.D - The
stcn kholders of the Central PctiiiHjlvnnl i
liKWltiK comp inv nt their annual mi et
Iiir nh ( ted the follow h K otlicrrs Chnrli s
ltoblnson pi(ldent, George Weaver, It.
M lliu'lirt- vice, presidents; A J Cist.
ironsuin, O Harding sccreturj and
a"st int triamcr, board of dlHctois,
I'll irles llolilrson Scranton Oeoige
Veuv.r. Wllkes-Uiirre H M Hughes,
Pltt-t n C M Wniner, Sjr.iitise. N "i ;
Oiorgp N Helc herd WHKe-tl.it re; Au
gust Hohhi'-on Sciai.ton, J J Croghii.
Sci. niton J II Harding, Philadelphia,
V. 1 Itiililiison Pm niton II W J u obs
Hi7leton,A .1 Cuiev, Sci nntim
VIRTUE OF FORGIVENESS.
Thoughtful Sermon by Ev. D. J.
MacGouldrick In St. Petei's
Cathedral.
At the high mass at St. Petor'n Ca
thedtal. cstunlav morning, an elo
quent sermon on "Tho Virtue of For
giveness," wns prciched liv Rev. D. J,
JlicOouldrkK He took his text fiom
the eighteenth chapter of MPthew:
"Father Forgive Them for They Know
not What They do "
He took as the main Idea of the pai
able tin much-neglected and much
mlsundei stood vhtue of the toiglve
ness of injuiieh- He cautioned his
heart is against the mistake that some
make who fancv that the simple woids
and pli tmes made use of by our l.oid
weie nddte'sul meiely to his heateis
In the davs of long ago, applicable
directly to those who heard Him and
onl Indiieetly or perhaps casually to
us Hveiv woid our Lord spoke, every
illustiatlon He made use of dining
His moital (aieir and Ills coin Lisa
tion among men, the rev ei end speake.
said, must be leadllv applicable to us
and to eveij human being who Mia 11
listen to the stoij of our Loid's life
In all time to come as it was to tho
obdurate hearts In far-off Judea that
would not soften under tho Hoods of
glare otn Lmd must have pouted upon
them at cverj encounter dining His
inoi tnl life
But It Is our special happiness rot
to be obliged to confine our attentloa
to the shifting llguies of a parable,
out Irfiid does not Intend to each us
bv pai ables The Jews He taught In
p-nnbles but to us It is given to know
the words of eternal life And when
out hnid deslics to teach Ills chlldien
how to practice the virtue of tho for
giveness of Injuries, lttuo not ni'"-c!y
bejond our human powers, but almost
bevond tho capacity of human intt'll
Pine, He did not recite a paiablo, Ho
did not meiely announce n law for ob
servance. He pointed to his own lif
nnd showed us bv His own conduit
the lesson He would have us learn
Heie the speaker pointed out the
diffeient methods of our Loul's for
giveness showing how far our cllvni"
model can In Imitated by us and when,
our Imitation, though possible. Is not
required
Our Lord, dining His mortal life gave
many proofs of his foiglvcness of thoso
who had sought to do Him Injury, but
chletllv on the cioss when with n loud
voice He ciied to His heiM'nly rather.
"Fathei, forgive theni fot they know
not what th"v do " Another marvellous
Instance of our Lord's forgiveness qf
injuries Is the paidon extendi d to thm
penitent in the confessional where not
morel v as on the cross, and In the oth
er Instances of our Lord s life, He with
holds thp punishment, and actords
Imniiniltv, ind allows the criminat
depart, but with tenderness and af
fe tion that can belong only to Ills
Paeted Heart Immediately that tho
words of absolution nio pronounced a
Hood of sanctified grace is poured Into
the penitent nnd contrite soul, tlvj
onerny of Ood has again become His
friend Peace nnd joy such as only
can come of union with the Prince of
Peace ngtln take possession of the
tioubled nnd icmotseful heart, nnd a
foretaste of heaven, not nn a shadow or
suggestion but as a living reality,
comes Into the human life eiulekened
by the gift that communicates the mer
its of the Redemer to the redeemed.
In this peculiar manner exercised by
out Loul in His sactamental life, the
speaker said, we nre not called upon
to imitate our I ord for n.s a Catholic
poet sweetly said:
Only Heaven says ciown'd, not van-
fiulshed.
When It says forgiven.
But In all that our Lord gave ex
ample of in His mortal life when for
giving Injuries we nro expected, as fan
as human fiullty ,1U allow to Imitates
Him.
SECOND M'NUXTY BOY DIES.
No Medical Attendance, as in Pro
vlous Cnso.
Coroner Roberts lecelved word last
night of tin death of the second of the
MeNultj child! en. a flvo-j ear-old boy,
nUtholr home hi Kelly's patch. As in
th (ago of the other child, whose ter
ilhle doath-bed surroundings weio told
In Sniutday's Tribune, diphtheria, aug
mented by neglect, was tho causp of
deuth. Dr. F W Davis was called to
attend the dying lad, but befoie the
doctor eould reaeh the scene the little
uiiti had breathed his last.
The dissolute father and mother show
no symptoms ot having contracted the
disease.
PROMINENT PASTORS
EXCHANGED PULPITS
REV. DH. H0D1NS0N SPOKE IN
ELM PAIIK CHURCH.
Kev. Dr. Glffln Occupied tho Foun
er's Pulpit In tho Second Presby
terian Church In tho Elm Pari:
Church Dr. Bobinson Gave a Very
Scholarly Discourse, Taking for
Text tho Wotds In Acts 20:13,
"Minding Himself to Go Afoot."
The brotherly spirit pervading th
chinches of this city vvus illustrated
yesterday when Rev. Di. C 3d. aiflln
of Him Park chinch nnd Rev. Dr. C.
U Robinson tif the Petond Piusby
terlan church exchanged plllnits Dr
Robinson ut,icssed a plud&nt thought
when he luntniked to friends ut the
close of his sermon In the Methodist
churifo thnt he lmd been wnltlrg for
Dr Olilln's popularity to wain before
venturing hefmo that cr.iigrej,ution,
but had llnnlly decided that then- was
no such possibility
Dr. Robinson gave a ciy thounhtful
nnd scholarly dlscoutse betote a large
eongregntlon from the text found In
Acts 20 III, "Minding Himself to go
Afoot" The elegant and e'liu fully
ehost n diction added giaie to u sul Ject
which was Heated with n deep utuleily
lng spirituality of standpoint.
joirnt: YO FPAUL
The theme was based on the joutney
of Paul to Macedonia, when the ai ostle
had elected to go from Turns to Astos
on foot while his companion went bv
ea After a dcscilption of that. walk
and the beautiful ftntuies to ntliact.
the tiaveler's gaze, the speah' l dwelt,
upon Paul's evident deslio to In e u
tlrelv alone during these few bouu, '
not because ho did not love his fellow j
workers not beenusL in- was ei lusive I
by nattne but hecaua he needed tho'
solitude in wlvich to commune with
the vanished jet cvet piesent maatnr
regarding the seven j ears' of serv le-ti
which were just accomplished.
He then diew the paiallel between
tint busy life and the hurrying ll.es of
today nnd the necessity foi a pjstitn
tutlzed method of wlthdiawlng from the
world at certain times in older to de
velop a true religious life. Just as tho
man of aftaiis llnds that he mut have
a poiiod of seeluslon from nil inter
I uptlous In ordei to plan necessfully
the niiiltltudious details of his business
so must the person who would make
a success of his spiritual existence,
spend some moments alone with God.
WOULD AVAIL LITTLU.
It would avail little to mil-o a gteat
painter of the man who metely thought
to go and sit in the little room where
MUhnel Angclo wrought. It would not
make a poet of the man who thought
to lmltnto Dante by dreaming at the
stme window where ho looked out up
on Oi otto's Tower and a deep spirit
uality t ould not be produced by medi
tating in that cell of "an Marco where
Savonatola piayed.
The simple withdrawing from the
throng will noL avail to quicken the
religious life One must love that
aloofness not from selfish teasnns, not
to avoid helng troubled as was the
Levite who passpcl by on the other side
but because of the levo for Christ and
the longing for communion with lllm
alone.
In conilusion Dr. Robinson lepeatcd
stanzas op a beautiful poem "The
Othei Side."
REV. O. H. E. RANCH SPOKE.
He Occupied the Pulpit of the Cal
vaiy Refoimed Church.
Rev. O II V.. Ranch, foimeily of
Slntington, pi i ached a very Interest
ing sermon last evening in the Cal
vary Refoimed Haptlst church on
Gibson street
Tho speakei dwelt principally upon
obedience In small things and stated
that the majoiity of Chilstians weie
negligent in this paiticular lespect.
Obedience he pronounced to be greater
than sacilllce He also stated that
this negligence was one of the most
useful Instruments of the devil.
The regular pastor of this congie
gatlon, Rev. W. G. Welsh, has ten
deied his lesignatlon to take effect
two weeks fiom yesteiday and It has
been accepted. He has accepted a
call from St Paul's congregation In
Manhelm, this state, which Is must
I.uger than his present pastoiate,
numbering over SCO persons.
Mr. Welsh Is piosldent of the City
Christian Kndeavor union and has
made many friends during his stay In
this city, both among cleigymen nnd
the laity
The speaker vesterdav is a candi
date for the pastorate, as Is also Ro
W A. Korn, who will preach at botl
services next Sunday
RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES.
Rev James Hughes occupied the pulpit
of the Uudlev Street Haptlst church, nun.
mine, vestcrtlaj moining
ejeorge H Davis, the c-thcater mana.
Kir. conducted the tcrvlces at the Res
cue mission Saturday evening
Rev. John A Lansing, ot Cambridge
Mass, occupied tho pulpit uf the Green
Rldgo Prcsbjtirlan rhurch jesterdaj at
both services
Rev. Luther Hess Waring of Gram
Lutheran chinch, nddrepsed the meeting
nt tho Young Men's Christian association
j i sterdaj afternoon
The services nt tho Rcscuo mission last
evening were In charge of tho Yoko Pel-
The services at tho Rcscuo mission last
evening were In charge of tho Yoko Pel- .
If you 're ,gray S
before forty there's f
something wrong. S J
You need S I
Hair Vteor I
LJJi
StJappt 77f others
Sratitudo
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lows' hand of tho R.ilhoad Young Mens
Chiistl'in nssot latlon.
Autumnal sci vices wno held In Him
Paik ehuich last evening and speel'il
music was tcmliled Rev C Al Olllln l
V , spoke on "Unul.hu the Diiven I.enf. '
Rev. A I' Cobb, of Dee ilur, III , began
a m rles of revival in clings last evtn
lug In the Tripp Avenue Chnstl m church.
The evangelist w i here a c.ir ago
Al tin Jackson Street Iliptlst church
jestiidiv Rev Thorn is de Gnu hj sipol c
In tho morning on "Davids Comfort In
the Anl'iv," and In tin evening on "Mj
Creed and Theologj '
Rev J I! Sweet, of Hie Mnipsnn Meth
odist Hplscoinl t hurch, dcllveied the llfth
siimon last (venlng on the women of th"
Oltl Testament His Mibttct was "Rahab
and the Sc irlet Thread '
"Tlu rhriftiin Culttuo Course ' wns the
subjiet of Rov S P. Matthews' sermon
In the I list Haptlst church jesteidav
morning The attendance at both ser
vices was veij encouraging.
A devotlriial f-oclal will be held at tho
home of Chiilcs H Lromls, 41(1 Harrison
avenue Wcdnesnlaj evening Let every
one feel a personal It v Ration to attend
ISrlngjoui Hibles Invite jour friends
Rev John P Moffat, I) D , of Wash
burn Street Presbyterian church,
preached a sermon vesterdav morning In
memorj of the late Miss Belle Hairls In
the evening he delivered the second sei
mon In the com so on Paradise
Rev R P Y Pierce, of the Penn Ave
nue Uaplist e Lurch, delivered the third
and last seimon-loctuie 1 in evening In
the seiles of pnctlral talks to vvoiklng
men nnd tht ir families - u topic was
"At the Plaining Forgo of Life, oi Mak
ing a Name."
Saturday afternoon nt 1 o'clock the
comer stone of the transept of St Rose s
church, Carhondile, was laid. Illshop
Hoban was assisted by Fathers CotTej,
Gi lflln nnd Angleltl The stone was
plaied on the comer of an addition which
will lie know nt us a transept and Is bcln,r
built lietwun the church edifice nnd the
parochl il residence
HANDSOME SARCOPHAGUS.
Being Erected in Dunmoie Cemeteiy
by Mrs. William T. Smith.
Tht sarcophagus built In Dunmoie
cemeteiy bv Mis. William T. Smith
Is approaching completion. The en
tire saicophagus weighs forty-five
tons. The sub base Is a single ston
weighing fifteen tons and Is the larg
est evet sent out from the Wet e ly
uuartles
Thp monument Is of Westoily, R t,
deep gianlte and Is of exceeding beaj
ty of giain It Is of finished suifat ,
but not polished It Is placed above
a slate-lined vault
HE SIGNED THE WARRANTS.
Controller Howell Will Not Hold Up
Board of Contiol's Business.
City Conti oiler Howell signed on
Satuiday morning a numhei of school
boaid oidets with the exception of
one foi $7.77 from Washburn ft V. II
Ilams, of which a test case is bj,Ing
made.
The contiollei Is not deslni is if
holding up the affaiis of the hoaid anl
sajs that ull he wants Is a legal otur
Ion on the ease
DIED.
DAVIS In Xiirlh Scranton, October 1",
ls"i Mrs. i;tlnl Davis, widow ot the
late H(tse Divls ol 3ii Spiing street
Funeral Wednesday afternoon at i
o clock lrom the house
ORANHY. In Scranton, Pa , October
II, at 4 3u a in , Llizabeth, wife ot John
Ciiaiiuy, 131 Noith Ninth strtet She Is
sutvlved bj si chlldien Funcul Jln.
dv afternoon at Jo clock Interment In
Cathedral cemeteiy.
MOFFAT Sundaj morning, October 15
lW, Constance Keith, daughter of Ann i
R , and the late D. S Moffat, aged 0
yeais Funer il private
M ANDREW -Octobei 13, Ann McAn
drew, aped 1 jcuis at home of her pa
rents, r27 Rcei h street. Turn ral this
afternoon at 3 o'clock nterment la Ca
thedial cemcteij
Paul Leicestei Ford's New
JONAS LONG'S SONS. JONAS LONG'S SONS.
Out Today.
Janice
M
eredSth
A Story of the American
by the author of "The
Peter Stirling."
Published at
1.50. On sale
today at
$
Jonas Long's Sons
REV. J. II. BELL HAS
LEFT HIS FLOCK
SAYS THEY NEVER SUPPORTED
HIM PROPERLY.
Tendered His Resignation in Juno
but Withdrew It nt tho Request
of His Congregation Recently
There Was Trouble Over an En
tertainment Conducted by tho
"Willing Workois" nnd Mr. Bell
Again Presented His Resignation
nnd Had It AcceptedWill Do
Missionniy Work.
There Is trouble lu the Shlloh (col
ored) Baptist chill eh.
It Is as a ho't'e divided aalns' It
self. The church was organized nhotit
three yeais ago by Rev. Mr. Irwin.
It continued with varying icsults un
til March, 1S9S, when Rov. J. H. Hell
took charge of It.
He Is an Indefatigable worker nnd
under his guidance the church flour
Irhed. A largo llbiary was built up,
a Sunday school which now numbeis
thiity-slx was organized, and over $400
was raised for church expenses.
Last Thursdny night a meeting was
held by ten members ot the church
and his resignation accepted.
Tills was somewhat In the nature of
a surprise, as the resignation was one
handed In last June, but withdrawn on
the earnest solicitation of his Hock Ho
preached his faiewell sermon yestet
day morning
Rev. Mr. Hell charges members of
tho organization who have banded ti
gether under the name of the "Willing
Workois" with nilsappioprlatlng the
money lalsed by church entertain
ments. In his contract a clause speci
fies that any monev raised In such a
mnnnei should be eeiuallv divided h'
twoen the church and pastor.
It seems that at an entertainment
given bj the "Willing Workers," after
the expenses were paid $23 71 remained,
which the willing ones, paradoxical as
It may seem, wore unwilling to give
up.
SECURED THE MONEY.
Rev. Hell, nevertheless, seem 1 the
money fiom them, took h's own half
and gave die lest to Tieasuier Meiry
weather fir the chinch.
The latter took the money, pal 1 some
bills with It and used It Judiciously.
The lie of the "Willing Workers"
was aroused, however, and hence the
enmity nnd trouble for the pastor.
Rov. Bell spoke of their insubordin
ation and says that they held several
meetings without his cognizance.
Rev. Hell, when seen at his home
last night, seemed pained and sor
row ful that he should be so used by
the people he had elone so much for.
Ho seems, however, thoroughly out of
patience with them and declares he
will have nothing more to do with
them, as thej have never properly
supported him or kept up their end of
the contract In the proper manner.
Ho said there are many good people
In tho congregation, and mentioned
the tiensurer, Mr. Merry weather and
James A. Wilson, the leader of the
Young People's union, as earnest
w orkers
With the better poitlon of the con
gregation Rev. Hell will start a mis
sion not Sunday at Hulbert hall, H27
Wyoming avenue, and will do legulai
mlsslonaiy woik.
A portion of the congregation ai-
all In favor of Rev Hell and say that
his unpopularity Is wholly because of
the rigid discipline he enforces.
Rev. Bell Is one of the best known
colored Baptist ministers In the st m
He was cducnted In Roger Williams
Institute, Nashville. Telin., and was
ordained Mav 11. 1871.
SERVED IN CIVIL WAR
He Is a vetman of the Civil war,
hav lug been a member of tho One
Hundred and Eighth Louisv Hie, Kv ,
regiment, undoi the command of Col
onel John H Bishop Befoie entitl
ing upon work in this city he had pa-.-toiates
In Alleghenv, Hanlsbuig anl
Johnstown, from which cities he brings
most excellent lettets of lecommen la
tlon Ho was also vice-moderator of the
Allegheny and East Ohio Baptist aB
soc latlon. He came direct to this city
fiom Johnstown. He Intends ti do
regular mission work from now' on, but
hopes that In time his mission nuy
develop Into a church.
O. & W. Annual Fall Exclusion.
TIip New York, Ontario and Western
Railway companv announce their an
nual fall exclusion to New York cltv,
on Monday, October 10th Tickets will
be sold at tho greatly i educed rates
for the round trip, and ample accom
modations will be furnished to proper
ly take care of the great ciowds that
annually take advantage of this charmi
lng excursion It is the intention to
make tickets good for return ten dayH
after date of sale, or until November
fl Luxurious tecllnlng chair cars will
be attached to nil trains
Beeeham's Pills cuie sick hendache
Book
Revolution,
Honorable
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j A Stranger
3 'And a shnnger In Scranton vou
itlng our store. Wo do not claim to own the world, but we do
claim to have China, Glass nnd Art Pottery from nlmost every
Country In the world; hero nre a few items of special Interest,
Incrustia" Vases, a striking novelty made In Trance, Royal
Bonns, latest productions OldVlennn, Plates, painted by the best
artists, R. Dellnleres & Co's Novelties in French China Marble
Busts and Pedestals fiom Florence, Italy, and an endless variety
of Lamps, Dinner, Tea nnd Toilet Sets in all makes and prices.
SCRANTON'S LEADING CHINA STORE.
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55 -Li-linen W 1 .IIY,
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THE POPULAR HOUSE
Dockash
Stoves ana Ranges
Made in Scranton.
High Grade Goods.
Will Last a Lifetime.
Cheapest to Buy.
Best in the World.
Always Give Satisfaction.
Repairs Always in Stock.
FOOTE & FULLER CO.,
Hears Building, 140-142
On Thursday
and Friday,
October 19 and 20,
F. L. CRANE'
an Opening of
Fine Furs, Cloaks,
Capes, Jackets,
Suits Etc.
Misses' and Children's
Fur Coats.
IT PLEASANT COAL
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for domestic
use and of all sizes Including Buckwheat
and Hlrdseje, delivered In any part of
tho city, at tho lowest price
Orders received at tho ofllce, Conncll
building, Room 806, telephone No. 17b2, or
nt tho mine, telephone No 2J2, will be
promptly attended to. Dealers suppliud
nt the mine.
MOUNT PLEASAflT COAL CO
The Dickson Mnmirnctiiring Co.
fccranton nnd Wilkes-Barre, I'a,
Munufacturori of
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENGINES
Boiler. HolstlniiandPumplne Machinery.
Qenerat Office, Scranton, Pa,
Special Sale
NIGHT RO
WINTER UNDERWEAR,
(The Bronson & Tall man Stock.)
Flannel Night Robes 45c, 75c, $1.00
Flannel Pajamas 75c, $1.50, $2.50
Heavy Ribbed Underwear 45c
Heavy R'bbed, better grade 75c and 95c
Heavy Natural Wool aud Camel's Hair 75c
Better grade Natural Wool 95c
Mercerized Silk aud Wool 95c
A big reduction on all Dr. Jaros aud high, grades of
underwear. We are offering them below the import prices.
Union Suits Below the Cost of Manufacture.
Wool and Cashmere Hose 23c and 45c.
Try our Special ioc Collar, better thau any 15c
collar iu town.
SOLE AGENTS
YOUNG'S HATS
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY,
in Scranton g
would bo. If vnu left without vis.
134 WyomlriE Ave. ?
"Walk In and look around."
'Tfc
- FURNISHING STORE.
Washington Ave.
SUMMER RESORTS.
Elmwood Hall
Elmhurst, Pa.
(Formerly Hotel nimliur.it,)
Open AH the Year.
This hotel urn basil romodolotl and refltte 1
throughout and will open Hi door Junes u,
1-orr.itoi, eta, call on or uddraii
DR. W. H. H. BULL
ELMHURST, RA.
To PATEHT Good Ideas
may bo secured by
our aid. Address,
THE PATCNT REC0I1D.
Baltimore, Mil
Successor to Hromon & Tallman,
412 Spruce Street.
Gloves of every description at
nil prices.
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