TJ1J0 SCKAiNTON TLUBUNIS-TU'SDAV, .JULY 1M, 1900. LACKAWANNA COONTY. CARBONDALE. .ENGINEER GEORGE LEIGHTON. CouticllH met In Joint session Inst evening and elected GeorRO LclRhton, of nimhurst, engineer of the city of Carbondnle. He uns the unanimous choice, no other candidate having been nominated. Councils fully realised the desirability of choosing nn experienced man, as the municipal water plant will tax the Ingenuity of the most skillful. Mr. LciRhton li said to be one of the best. He will suceed llandolph Mnson August 1st. It Is said Mr. Mason will return to the Delaware and Hudson company. THREE OASES OF DIPHTHERIA. Three cases of dlpbthotla (were re ported in the family of Thomas Joni", on Gieen street, Sunday and yester day morning, onn of the children, n lit tle girl two and a half years of age, succumbed to that dreaded disease. The other two children ate reported to bo In a dangeious condition. The board of health ordered 11 ptlvnto fu neral and Interment occurred yester day afternoon. ABOUT CHURCH STREET. Considerable complaint Is being made about the church street pavement nt the Traction company's switch. There Is such a slant between the outside rail and curb tbnt It Is almost Impossi ble for hoises to keep their feet. If the difficulty Is not remedied the city may have a bill of damages to set tle. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. J. II. Paul, of the Miner's and Me chanics' bank, Is spending the week at Crystal lake. Mr. and Mis. Frank Yarrlngton have) returned to Susquehanna. Miss Mary Mlnnlek Is spending a. month nt Pottsvllle. Mr. and Mrs Aithtir Howell went yestcMny to New York for a brief visit. U. A. Kelly has returned from a buslnes trip to Philadelphia, The Centinl Pennsylvania Telephone company elected another 100 who cable on Salem avenue yesterday. Miss May Helle Thompt-on has re turned from IHnghamton. Miss Jennie Uutler will return today fiom Ocean Grove. M. J. Horan Is at Atlantic City. JERMYN AND MAYFIELD Open Air Concert Tonight Mc Garry's Boxers Defeated by the Local Allies Personal News. Hogarth's band will give an open-air concert on the lawn of Mr. ami Mss. Joseph Waters, at West Mayfleld, this cvenlng.when the following piogiumme will be rendered: March, "Kej stone State;" belectlon, "Irish Alls," oer ture, "Rose of Love." waltz, "Ches ter," "Ragtime," two-step; march, "Dandy Darkles," fantasia, "Hvenlng Thoughts;" march, "IJIg Five;" "Amer ica." The West Side lirowns played Mc Gariy's Boxers, on the homo giuunds, yesterday. The game was quite Inter esting for several Innings, out owing to the excellent work of the Uiown's bat tery the Boxers were eventually badly beaten by a score of 16 to 3 The bat teries were: Maynard and Vlnnlgli.t'i for the Browns, and Meehan and Mo Garry for the Boxers. The Browns ex pect to play the OI pliant Biowns at West Maj field, Wednesday afternoon. The Hickories aie anxious to play either the descents, of Caibondale, the Starlights, of Jessup, or the Prlce burc base ball club. First come, first served. John Glbbs, of West Mavfield, has enlisted In the I'nlted States Infantry, nnd will leave this morning for New Yoik. Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Lew Is, of Chicago, are the ijupe's of Mrs. Lewis' father, Mr, Thomas 'ennle, of Second street. Dr. J. S. Nlles, of Caibondale, deliv ered a lectuie on "Fractures" to the First Aid society, Saturday eenlng. The Infant child of Mr. and Mis. Philip Lewis, of Maylleld, died on Sat urday .after a brief Illness. The funeral took place yesteiday afternoon. Mrs. James Lewis, of Maylleld, Is critically 111. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes nnd daughter. Lizzie, of Kingston, weie the guesti of Mr. and Mis T. H. Giltllths, of Ninth Main street, Saturday. Mr. end Mis. W. T. Roberts, of Main street, spent Sunday at Newton lake, where Mr. Roberts' parents and family are camping. Pi of Arthur Young, of New Britain. Conn., Is lsltlng Finnk R. Stocker, of Main street. Alfred Matthews, It., of South Main street, Is suffeiing from a severe wrench, received by oei lifting while at work In the mines a few days ago. Rev. Mr. Watklns, of Providence, officiated at both services In the Con gregational church on Sunday. - Private Norman Battcnberg, of the Fifteenth United States lnfnntrv, who has been home on a brief fui lough, left yesterday to Join his regiment, which will proceed to China. Miss Edith Mnynard has returned home, after n fortnight's vit.it with friends at Unlondale. Mr. Ellas Evans, of Vnndllng, spent Sunday here at the home of his daugh ter. Mrs. T E. Grimths. Merton Wheeler, Arthui Winter, Wil lie Parks nnd several other young men, who have been spending the past ten davs at Crystal lake, have returned home. A little son has arrived nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Irving, of Cemetery street. JESSUP. Grand Minstrel Concert by the At lantic City Minstrel company, under tho auspices of St. James society, at St. James Hull, Jessup, Thursday night. Miss Kelly, of Hyde Park, was a caller In town recently. Misses Mary and Ella McGrnlt are EVERY WOMAN Gometlaei needs a reliable, the purest drugs should b a sect Dr. Peal's Pennyroyal Pills Thev are orornDt. safe and certain In result. " . The ffenutna (Dr. Peal's) never For Sale by JOHN H. PHLEPS, Spruce street. a Ofc " visiting their cousin, Miss Ella Mc Grail, of River stieet. Miss Llzzlo Cadden, of Scranton, was u caller In town Sunday. Tho Aichbald base ball team suf fered a defeat at the hands of tho Athletics of this place. A large number of Archbald pooplo attended our excursion to Lake Ailol yesteiday. Tho school board had their annual outing to the lake Sunday nnd re ported n good time. Pay day passed oft quietly Saturday and Sunday nights, only.wo nriests being made, Subscribe for the Tribune nnd get all the home news. DALTON. Dr. J. C. Price, In company with f i lends from Scrnnton, Is enjojlng se eral days' fishing In Canada. The Christian Endeavor society of the Baptist church will hold a lawn social on the church lawn, Wednesday cNBiilng. Ice cream, cako and water melon w ill be on sale. J. W. Dershlmer hns gone to Phila delphia on a business trip Mrs. Henry M. Ives Is spending a short time at Long Branch, N. J. The holding of open-air gospel meet ings has been defined to the Hist of September, when n seiles of profitable meetings Is hoped to bo held. Mr. Paikton and family aie camping for ten das at Like Keewanee. This is n beautiful bodv of water nnd a most desirable plnce to take an out ing. The fishing has not been veiy good for the past week. Many Dalton people are at piesent located there In cottages and tents. Among them tire Mis. J. W. Dershlmer, Miss Fanny Deishimer, Nelson Dershlmer, Miss Lena Tiffany, Charles Smith, Charles Von Storch, Mr. Cooper, Floyd Finn, William Slado and Palmer Smith. Mis. James P. Dickson entertained the Gieen Ridge Reading circle nt her handsome summer home last Saturday. Miss Mabel Putdj entertained Miss Jennings, of Clark's Summit, on Sun day. Miss May Swaitwood, of Newton, was the guest of Miss Candlce Cap well on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Von Storch fepenl Sunday at Lake Keewanee. Nelson Dershlmer, one of our esti mable oiing men, expects to leave here about August 1 for Wilkes-Bane.w here he will nccept a clerkship In one of the lending stores there. Mi. Dershlmer Is admirably adapted for a mercantll-3 caieor, and his many friends wish him success. Fred Scott, of this place, Is one of the young men to be examined this week for admission to practice as an attornej at the Lackawanna bar. Mr. Chance, who makes his 'home part of the time with Secretary Mahy, and who is the organist of the Second Presbytcrinn church, Scrnnton, ex pects to leave about August 1 for his annual ncutlon. He will spend most of the time with his patents In the west. This Is a very prosperous season for summer boardeis in this town. It is reported that never before were so many wanting to enjoj the country nir at this place as this suminei. Many who deslie boaid heie are unable to procuie It. We are glad so many are attincted to this town; It is a compli ment also to them In that they know a fine thing when they see It. Dalton Is nn Ideal plnce for those who deslie a sojourn or a home In the country, nway from the noise and rush of the city. Mr. Johnson, the barber here, has recently had published a patiiotlc song oJ his own composltlof, entitle 1 "Old Glory." He has put It on the market and has already sold several copies. He anticipates it will have a huge sale. Joseph C. Noithup has received specifications fiom an architect for a new house which he will soon begin building nt the rear of his present home. It will be n commodious struc tuie, furnished with modem Impiove ments and heated by steam. OLYPHANT. The funeial of Margniet, the little daughter of Editor and Mis. W. W. Jones, took place Sunday afternoon at L' 110 o'clock fiom the family home in Blakely. The services weie conducted by Rev. B. F. Hammond, pastor of tho Presbyterian chuich. The remains of the little one were laid nt lest In Pros pect cemetery, Peckville. A laigo num ber of friends weie In attendance. Mrs. W. II. Burdlck, of West Scran ton, spent Sunday with Mrs. Catherine Thomas, of Delaware street. Mrs. Hollls Smith, of Providence, was the guest of Dr. and Mis. W. W. Jen kins on Sunday. The members of the Congtegatlonat Sunday school will hold their annual picnic at Nay Aug park, Thuisday, August 9. A number of people fiom this place witnessed the laying of the cornet -stone of St. Phllomena chuich, at Haw ley, on Sunday. Dr. David Jones, of Baltimore, Md Is visiting relatives In town. Miss Maine Morgan, of Scranton, was a visitor here Sunday. John Y. Davis has returned from a trip to Atlantlo City. M. J. McAndrew Is In Paterson, N. J on a visit. Mrs. Harry Buddie, of Blakely, i spending the week with Wllkes-Barre friends. Spent a Good Farm Doctoring. Mr. A. N. Noell. of Ashervllle, Kan sas, says he spent a good farm doctor ing himself for chronic diarrhoea, but got no lellef and was afraid that he must die. He chanced to get hold of a bottle of Chamberluln's Collc.ChoIera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was per manently cured by It. Tor sale by all druggists. Matthews Bros., wholesale and retail ugents. PECKVILLE, Mr. Charles Williams, of Scranton, wos n caller In town yesterday. Mr, Williams was a former resident of this place, Mr. Will Williams, of Pittston, spent Sunday with friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Spencer recently burled a child, ono of a pair of twins. Yesterday the other child passed away. monthlr. medicine. Onlr harmleaaltsil If Tea want the heti, rat dlaarroolnr. Bold f nr 1 .00 ner bar. Pharmacist, ccr. Wyoming ..venue and The funeral will be held nt the resi dence, on Hickory street, this after noon nt 2 o'clock. An unoccupied house, owned by the Mount Jessup Coal company, located near tho Wlnton depot, was entirely destroyed by tiro on Saturday night. The St. James congregation excur sion to Lake Ariel yesterday was well patronized. Nine well tilled coaches left Jessup over tho Erie and Wyoming Valley branch for the lake. CLARK'S GREEN. Tho funernl of the Into Mts. Mary E. Wortman was held from tho home of her daughter, Mrs. G. D. Guyer, of Clark's Green, Sundny afternoon. The service was conducted by the Rev. M. S. Godshall, of tho Methodist Episcopal church, assisted by tho Rev. Parlett East of the Baptist church. Several beautiful selections were rendered by tho choir of tho Methodist Kplscopil church. Beautiful lloral designs from friends covered the casket and many f i lends fiom Newton and Scianton at tended. Interment was made In Clark's Green cemetery. LETTERS FftOM THE PEOPLE. Under this heading short letters ct Interest will be published when accompanied, (or publica tion, by the writer's name. The tribune doe not assume responsibility tor opinions here expressed. Mr. Donley to Rev. Mr. Bennlnger. Editor cf The Tribune Sir: Tho proof tint a literal hll doe not elt, or at least is not taught from the parable of the rich man and Lirarus, mint icst on tho rmdciing correct!) or Incoirectl) of .a cittalti tircok word It in a mere question of definition of words Itc. Mr. Dmninger has not d fine 1 very closely what lie mean by a literal hcP. The notion tint tho pulpits have craven of a litml hell may be put in four sentences. "First That the the of hell is matcrlil and that its agonies arc physical agouti i. "Second That the doom of 'ecrlasting elamna tlon' is incurred by tho vast majority of man kind "Third Tint this doom is passed irreversibly at death on all who die In a state of sin "loitrth Tint tho duration of this material torment is necessarily endless for all who incur them." l'rom "Mercy onl Judgment," i'arnr. I liellce tint tho Methodist church practlcilly teaches the above, possibly omitting the word "mijoritv " That "Hades," the word rcndcnil "hell" in the parable mcntlonul, never meant and ncur liu. tin a literal hell, is known to all who claim to be whit a tlergjnnn should be, educate I. 'Iho word "Hades," which Is rendered hell In our 1 ngllhh version, never come.vcd to these who heard Christ speak, a "literal hill" "Hades" is an intermediate plaic, ir stati, tint those who die arc in lefore tho final IuiIr mint. Lazarus and tho rich man wne prat tle ally in tho same place. For in this inter militate state, "Ha lis," tho wicked and the good do not associate "Hades" is the tditc the dead arc in until the final Judgment, when the "fate" of the soul is to be determined. If there is a literal bell the soul does not pa it until It leaves 'Hades" The above definition of "Hades' is nil that Is required to prove that this parable does not tciih a literal hell It is a lamcntahl" fact that tho hie a' deliv ered from the pulpits of the "old schoid" the ohgy concerning "hell" and "everlasting pun ishment," and damnation of thosa who die un believers, seem to be home out bv the. wording of tlm Ntvv Ttstaincnt. That mil of the-c words lie mis translations of tho original (Jnik, nnd tint even the wolds used to rendir the Greek have come to mean more In their l'ngllsh sig n'flcance than thiv prlmaril) miaul, is liiown to nil clergymen who claim to be educated. I purpose in tlds papir to give a true ron diring of some of these words upon which so muih depends Man of the clciicy in variois denominations seldom or ever think of enlight ening their congregations legaidin errors us.o e III id with the teachings of Cluist nnd the apostles. In the first place we will give and define the four words in the llihle nndtrcel in the author ised ershin "lull." The Hebrcv word "Mieol" dues not enter into the argument for or against i literal hell sirup It does not appear In the Sew Testament. "Shtol" is the iquivahnt of the Greek word "Hades " "Shcnl," "Hade's," nnd our English word, hell, primarily meant the same thing, the grave "Slicol" .mil "llaehs" cin.e to nit in, stcon lirllv, in lliollral lang uage, the stite or condition of the elead Our 1 ni'llsli word, lull, however, came to have n stronger meaning1, since our early ancestors as soclitcd with the vvorel hell, meaning the cov ered plate or grave, certain crude pagan ideas of what bippcns to the soul after d-atli. Ileldis the imaginations of Christians has nddeil a more terrible meaning to hill than it primaril meant or the original Cieek jii-tlt. The third word rendered lull in Hie ltible is "Oehenna" This word Is the stionjest vvo.d tint can be isetl as a plate of future punish ment or correction I cone tdc that It is unl figuratively by Cnrlst, This is a gnat eoncesplon for literal!) it can not me an a literal hell. It means literally a geographical plate, the "Land of Hinnom," or the "nllev of Hernom" just south of Jrrrm Km. In this vallev the wor-hlp of Moloeh dur ing the time of Solomon anil later was per formed, Moloch being the (Jod of the fin -w or khlppcrs; there were fires kept continually burn ilia- nnd from this we get the "eternal fires" ol hell, or "eternal files" of (Ichenna, refenlng to the fires kept In honor of the god Milorh. These tiros have ceased to be Hit fourth word tianshtcd hell Is "Tartann," wlilili Is u'id onl) oinc in the N'iw Testament, ir. II lMer. ii, 4, and Is used not as a place for nun but for "angels that sinned " It run never be ued to n can a literal hell without eounte n me in.; the (.'reck ni)thologlcal notions asso ciated with Tartarus the stories of the tortuics of Ijiitalus, Isiem ami Sis.vpl.us. nich in bilef Is tie llttral meaning of tho worth tho tianhtors of the authorized versions havi icuilcitd hell, luking tht st vvoids littrall) vveiihl by no menu glv a literal hill such as dtflried above, but we must attain gnat wtlght lo the words ol our Mviour when lie p.aks of the wicked going into "agelong" firo of Celitiina Christ, without doubt, has taught that sin will be pun ishid rot onl) in the present life, but alVo In the life to tfline, and that this punishment in tho future life is to be a sevtre punishment, but after the evil in nun is consumed, or his work Is tried by fire, the good that remains in him, and he hlniHlf shall be saved or res'o'ed Fire 1 uid in the llible in a (lguritlve sense to mean a purlf)lna; agency, as gold is refined or purified b) fire That t am not speaking without Illbllcal sanction, I quote I Cor HI, 11. "For other foindatlon can no man la) than that is laid, which Is Jesus Chrlct "N'ow If any man build upon this foundation gold, silver, precious stoms, wood, hay, tubble. "Ivirv man's work shall be mulo inii.lftit; for the diy shall declare It, because it shall bo revealed by fire, and the fire shall tr) cveiy man's v ork, what sort It is. "If any man's work abide which he hath hullt thereon, he shall receive a reward. "if an) man's work shall bo burned, he shall iufer lots, but he himself shall be saved; )et to as by fre." As to the term damned I neel but refer my rculers to the ltevised Version of the New TUta meit, wine the Orrek wonlj, "Krlmi Knta Krlno" arc rendered "to Juelge," "to condemn," which is a cerrett rendering, flan nation Is an Inoerrect translation of the Greek vvorj "hiisls" (or crisis as In English), which means "Juihr ment" or at most "condemnation," as our re visers now full) admit In their version. It remains to consider the words and expres siens rendered "eternal," "curlastln'," and "foievcr " Vlter the learned dissertation of the Her. Mr. nmnlnger en "alonlos" it would be useless ftr me to s), without producing authorities, that lu did rot explain envthlng, but onlv committed himself to all tho inconsistencies tha ariie from taking the authorized acrslon as a enr-vct ren dering of the r.reek I produce two authori. ties ,who set the whole irutt-r rlearly: "The word 'alon' is never used In Scripture or an) where else in the sense of endlessness (vulgarly called eternlt)). It alwa)s meant, both In Scripture and out, a period of time." Canon Klnasley. " 'Alon' means properly an age,' an Indefinite period, long or short. The phrases which are asserted to Imply endlessness are again and again used of things which have long since ceased to be. For example, the Passover sprinkling, Ux xlliCli Solomons temple, I Kings, sill. J( alon meant eternity how came It to have a plural "alones") and how cans the Jews to talk of 'forever and bo- yond'J Since 'alon' meant 'an age' 'alnlos' means properly belonging to an age, or 'age long' i and an) one who asserts that It must alwa)s mean 'endless,' defends a position which even Augustine practically abandoned twelve centuries ago The word by Itself, whether adjective or substantive, never means endless " arrar Tho expression "els ton alona" literally means "Into the age." II 1'eler, IIH7, In the ltevised version, has no "fortver, there helmc In the (Ircek not even 'els ton alona'" llcv. Mr, Ilennlnger should be careful how lie quotes In j:ngllsli we use the expres sions forever," etc., very loosely. 1 reftr readers to Jonah, ll'O, "The earth with her bars was almiit mo forever." v Hero "forever" was three diva Itev. .Mr. Ilennlnger siys: "Is it fair to In terpret this word 'alonlos' onlv as eternity of heaven when It moms eternity of hell as welt"? No, sir; It would not be fair. There is not eternity of either. "Heaven and earth shalt pass away, but my words shall not pass away." Matt , xxlv:.15 "We look for new heavens and a new earth, w-hrrcln dwclleth righteousness. "11 I'clcr, 11.13. And death and hell were cast Into the lake ol fire This Is the second death." Itev., xvll Itev. Mr. Ilennlnger has said that 1 charged tho Methodist church with Inconsistency, and sa)s that It scuns ury strange that there are so many Inconsistent people and that It was left for Mr Donlev to discover that fact The M ip1t church has over forty thousand clerg)men," etc. Jin- number of clcrg)men In his denomination does not make their posi tion clear from the charge of inconsistency. The position of the Methodist church is incon sistent for these reasons! The) teach tint llfo ends "probation"; that nil who nre not converted believers at death arc dunned to "tttrnal punishment," )et they teach that Infints d)lng ucforo they tome to the age of understanding arc saveel, as arc also the hcaihen "who luve not heard Christ " If onlv "believers" or the "converted" are saved and eleath ends probation, then Infants nnd the heathen must be "damned" according to Methodist teaching; or If they nre saved thev arc saveel without believing, which Is claimed Impossible. Or if they are given a chance to believe after death, then death does not end probation "so the great doctrine, peculiar to the Armenian (Methodist, etc.) churches Is cleirl) inconsistent To bo honest, I did not discover this fallaev, though I may have the honor of nvealing It to Mr Ilennlnger. He sides the above, the Methodist church preaches to use Jlev. Mr. neniiinger's own words tint "He (Christ) declares Himself that He came to seek and save from that hell He so fre quently described " I must ak the Rev Mr. Itennlnger to produce the passages of Scripture to bear out his statement I never read m the New Testament an)thlng like tho above, though J have heard Just such expressions before I read tint Christ "came to seek and save which was lost " Kuke, xk 10. Note Th lost are to be saved Matt, 1-21: "Thou shalt rail His name Jesus for He shall save His people for their fins " Not from hell. The whole trend of the Vow Ttstamcnt is tint Christ is to save "Ills people," "the world," "the lost," from sin The "plan of salvation," according to Meth odist teaching is that Christ atoned for the sins of cver.vone and nil that Is necessary for one to do is "only believe" tint tL'tirisi "bore Ills sins on tho cross" and "paid tho debt for him." So they hope to escape the Just punishment for their sins by this kind of faith? Well, some peop'e will not onl) be mistaken in this life, hut In the next also, If the Dible Is true. Christ's own Instruction for Inheriting eter nal life on two occasions was "keep the com mandments." Luke, x:2", xxv -2S, Matt , xlx 17. Rev Mr. nenninger sav3 "the doctrine of final restoration cannot be found in Scripture, and the whole tenor of such a doctrine is inconsist ent with the descriptions of future punish ment." J shall produce a few passages to show the error the revirend gentleman is laboring under. Matt, xvii 11 ! "Fliis truly shall first come, and restore all things " Acts, ill .'t: "Whom the heavens must re ceive until the times of restitution of all things" Flill . ill 21: "able to subdue nil things unto Himself " I Tim, 11.3 1: "Cod our avIour, who will have alt men to be sived, for there Is one f!od " Col, 1 l')20: "It hath pleasid the Father by Him to reconcile nil things to himself." John, xll 17: "I came not to judge the world, but to save the world " I Tim., xt I: "Who willeth all men to be saved, and come to the knowledge of the truth." There are hundreds of other passai.es that, with iqual clrarniss, teach the final restoration of nil souls to Ood Rev Mr Ilennlnger intimates that the I'ni versallsts do not believe in the Bible. I quota in answer to this from the "Matement of the Relief of 1'iiiversallsts": "Wo believe that the Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Tistsments contain a revelation from (tod to man Not every word in the Dlble is Clod's message The postle Paul ex pressly discriminates 1 etvveen some things which he teaches and enjoins by direction of the Holy Spirit, and some which he puts forth as personal advice (I Cor, il fi); and in much that is historical or biographical, as also in much relating to the material universe, where things are spoken of as the) scorn and not with seltntlfie aocurac), it is evident that the writers were uninspired Rut where special illumination is claimed, and deep tilings of Cod which man could not search out are made known, there the 'scriptures contain a revelation from God "s we have before said, the I'tuversallsts believe In punishment for sin in the i resent life ami in th future Sinning is a violation of law, cither ph)s!cal or spiritual, and this vlo Italon carries its own punishment with It, We recognize that God is the nuthor of law as well as our being He lias given man rea son and understanding and has taught him through the Hoi) prophets, through Christ, anl the divine!) illuminated souls of men, that going contrary to phvsical or splrltud laws will result in loss and punishment either to the phvsical bodv or to the soul. "That God is the ruler of the ph) steal and spiiituat world we believe and that the laws that he has enacted for our plivsical and spirit ual well being will hold throughout alt eter nlt) whither In this terrestrial world or In the world of spirits If souls are rebellious thev must, while thev remain so, be under bondage of the unalteiable law of retribution That many die in a rebellious disposition, we con ceive; therefore, there will be punishment In the future llfo. until such a time as the Influ ence of God .and His Christ shall bring the reb ellous Into harmon) with the divine law "Strict adherence to etlvine moral and spir itual law In this life will devilop In us char acter that will fit lis for higher things In the next world That we have not attained to the highest that Cod has purposed for us we be lieve I personillv think that man Is bcin. created Into Cod's Imago and likeness. That the process hegins nere and by slow develop ment wo become more like Him Rut here in this life 'it doth not jet appear what we shall lie, hut we know when He shall npDear we shall be like Him, for we shall see lllm as He is"' Tho Rev Mr Rennlngcr has said that t'nl versallsts will have to thank the "torments and flames" for their salvation If the rever end gentleman will riad from the reported ser mon of mine, ho will see that Cnivcrsallsts by no means believe In "flames and torments," ami that wo da not dogmatize at all upon the kind of punishment that souls will receive In the next world I, m.vself, believe that whatever retributive punishment a violated law carries with it in this life, the same kind of punish ment for the samo kind of violation will be re. eelved In the next world, until we eome into the measure of the fullness of a stature in Christ. I have already taken up ton much space with refutations to allow of a constructive argument such as l should like to give l may write for publication such nn article when the troubled waters have subsided a little. In conclusion, let me say to Rev. Mr. nn. nlngcr and all Including mj self who specu late on tnc future life, as Hamlet said to his friend: "There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in )our philosophy." Alfred J. Donler, Scranton, July 23, Letter from Mr. Hartnoll. Editor of The Tribune Sin In Ids sermon at the la)lng of the cor ner stone of St. rhllomcna'j Cathnllo church at Havvley esterday, the Very Uev. Eugene A. Garvey, of I'lttston, gavo utterance to these words i "Wcro the Cathollo church to suddenly cesse to exist It would be one of the greatest calamities that ever befell the world and would leave a void that none of tho other sects and no other influence could fill.' I sincerely concur in these remsrks, hut am not unmindful of the ruthless hand of change. Happily for us all we live In a day that we can each worship according to the dictates of our consciences or to the teachings of those gov erning or having governed the family altar. The People's Exchange. A POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for tlio Reliant or A11 Wlio Hnvo Houses to Kent, Kcnl Kstnto or Oilier Property to Sell or Exchange, or Who Want Sltiirttlon? or Help Tliota Small Advertisements Cost Ono Cent a Word, Six Insertions for Five Cents a Word Except Situutluru Wanted, Which Arj In. Rcrtcd Free. FOR RENT. ion m.NT-A housi: at ias south rrom- lev avenue. Inquire next door. SToiiiT 4CXI LACK AW ANSA AVKVtIK; lOlllt floors; elevator; location unexcelled. A. v. Rower. inttcK Limn stahm:. no 221 oskkoui) court, lo let Inquire of George Keller, MS North Washington avenue. W ANTl.D-SKCOM) HAND SLOTMACIHNES; mint be In good order; rtate particulars as to make and price Address, L M., general de livery, Scranton, I'a. FOR SALE FOR SU.KMV ill sIDKS'CK. IMP son avenue, between Green Ride ware streets Geo. L. Ilitck. SWHI.lt nnd 1ela HELP WANTED-MALE. lAYIEH-KM'Kilir.MI'n COI.I.I.CTOR I Oil nn iiistalliiKiu furniture house, bet of rel erence lequired Address It. A. r, Tribune of flee WANTH)-A lYlU.l.tr.EVr AND ITiI )oung rran as assistant bookkeeper etc. Ad diess II i:. O. Tillnnc. NASrni-COMl'l.ThXr OIRI- for oenkhu. housework .Mrs. G. K. Guild, WHS N Mun av time. TSTl'.l)-COilM:TI".ST Olilli FOR (IKM'.IIM housework. References required. i!u3 ah ington avmue. WET MIIISE WWTI'.II-Ml'ST HE NKT. W ply at Doctor l.linlaln,r)'s olfitc, Connell build ing between 11 and 12 a. m end 2, nnd 4 pm. W STED-OIHI, lOlt GT.NKRAl, HOLSKWOIIK Apply at once at Mrs. L Jones, 317 N Sumner avenue. WATn- GIRI, FOR GFNEIUI, HOUSfc tsork. Mrs S. C Mcars, 1G3 South Main ave AGENTS WANTED. WANTED "GFVrLlfMEN OR LADIES TO travel, tvvcntv dollars ft week also canvas sers, two dollars a day Mrs Hooper, Arlington Hotel. Call after four. WAST.ED-riRSTCT.ABS AOhVTS IV EVERY city and town In Pennsylvania to Introduce the largess and strongest Sick and Accident Company in the world Address V. R. Van Dusen, faupt. of Agents Ray City, Mich. ROOMSJiDJ30ARD. WANTFD ROOMS AND 110 iltli IN SCIll It ban district for three gentlemen, state par ticulars. H C, 1' O Kox l'. , BOARDERS WANTED. WANTED 110 UtDERI, RLE b NT ROOMS, good table, terms moderate Apply WO Sumner avenue. MONEY TO LOAN. ANY AMOl r OF M0E TO 1.0 N Ql 1CIC straight loans or Rulldlng nnd Loan U from 4 to f per cent. Call on N. V. Walker, 311315 Crimell building DRESSMAKING. DltF'-SMvKlNG FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER. alno ladles' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 212 Adams aevnuc. PERSONAL. A SWEFT LITTLE 7-YF R OLD CIRL WNTS a home for two )ears, Address "It," this of fiee STRAYED. STRYFD LIGHT RI.I) JERSEY COW, 8 )ears old, with crumple horns and a big bag Under will be rewarded J, E. Duliois, rif, Fast Market street LEGAL. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY ON CE elar avenue and Ilirch street There Is p-id-ing in City Councils, o' City of Scranton, I'a , an ordinance, entitled "An Ordinanie Providing for the Paving of Cedar avenue from the north curb line of Willow str-tt to th" north curb line of Hire It street, also for the- paving of Rlrch street from the vves. curb line of Cidar avenue, north of lllrch street to the west curb line of Cedar avenue south of Hlrch street with the best quality of vitrified brick on a concrete base; al'o providing for the setting of curb stcnes on said avenue and street between the points named Providing manner of assessing and eollec'lng costs of said improvements and appropriating funds to pay for the same, In-inee tile of Solttt Council No 2D, ID'S) The following is a copy of the petition, with names of petitioners, lor said improvement. Scranton, Pa , March II, 1W1 s. petition for the paving of Cedar nveiue and Rireh street with vitrified brick on a concrete base from the north curb line of Willow street to th north curb Hue of lllrch street, and lllrch street from the west curb line of Cedar nvinue, nrrth of lllrch street to the west curb line of Cedar avenue south of Rlreh street. W'c, the undersigned owiers of property on Cet'ir avenue and Illrth strict, as above men tioned, rirpesetfully petition )our houurablc bu he that tre said Cedar avenue and llireli street, from the north eurti lino cf Willow street to the nortl curb line of lllrch street, and Hlrch street from the west cutb line of Ocdir avenue, north of lllrch street to tho vvet nub line of Cedar uvenu" south of lllrch street, be pavecl with the best quality of vitillied bilck on a con cute hafce. ana tint cuili stones be set on said avenue and stieet between the points uhi vc men tie lied, so far as the same shall bt neiessarv, all of said woik to lie done undir a tin )ear guir ai tee nnd lie cost of said Impinvment to lie asserted against the abutting propcitv evvuirs sen riling tn the font fioiit nil . which v.e hereby agree to pay, said asses-ments to b made liable in te-i annual intillinents and the space occupied by the tracks and sidings of the street railvvav comnanv be mved with th. .im. I niate'lal and assessed anlnst the said com panv anil eituucteei irom the afcsmcnts eepiallv on both shies of said Cedar avenue and Illrth street. Ahtl )our petitioners will ever pray, etc. .Atimti 01 i-roperxy ;vo icct Owners Front. Witness .Chris Flekus .Chris Fie km . hrlst Fltkus .Chiitt Fltkus .Christ I lekus Christ Flekus . hrlst Fiekus .Christ Fiekus Christ Flclus .Christ Fiekus .Christ Flekus .Christ Flekus .Christ llikus Fred L. Iirppr SflslJO, ., Christian Fiikus 20 Peter Rosar go ,.. l harii'i llue.ncr 40 ,.. "milk V. Horchers.. .. 10 ,., John Demuth . . (0 ,.. Mrs Charles Selianl. .. 60 Jeihn Worthamer tV) ,., Louise Kelltr 10 ,.. Maria Dambacher ... .40 ,.. Claries Scheuch 2a ... Maria Scholl 44 Henry Fruehan tVJ Jehn HnfTman SO Christ Flekus Christ Flekus W II Oodshall 40 Published in pursuance of provisions of rcknlu. tlon of City Councils of City of Srrinton, I'a., approved July 17, IfiOO Jl T. LWFLLE, City Cderk. Scranton, Pa , July 20, lfflo. Wlille tho subject Is a deep one it most assured ly Impresses and expresses to the listener or reader the heartfelt convictions nnd scholarly mind of the speaker. While there Is nothing impossible we tan let the thought pass In fur ther silence, btllevlng that such a calamity will never occur This is a world of many creeds and to the satisfaction of each there Is room for ail. The mind of man along this line of thought grows more liberal every day. While I differ in religious belief with the Itev Father Gar vey, we each know that we can worship un disturbed at the shrine of our belief, let it be in the sunlight and fragrance of the open air or within the walls of the sacreel sanctuary. Frederick Hartnoll. Scranton, Pa,, July 23. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Byrup Has been used for ovtr FIFTY YE MIS bv MIIMOM4 of MOTHERS for their UIILIiHFV WHILE lEErillNO. with PERFI CT SU( CICs It SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the CIL'Ms' ALLYS all PA1V; tlTHIS WIND COLIC, ami is the best remedy for 1)IRIIH0K. Sold by Hiugjlsts In every part of the world. Ho sure and ask for "Mrs, Winslow's hoothlna; Syrup," and take no other kind. Twenty. five cents a Lottie. SITUATIONS WANTED SlTttATIOV VNTElHxTT'YlTilTTlli )eans of ago as cleik cr wuiehouso hand Address box 2SS, l)iir)ea, Pj SITIHTION WAVrFI-RV A CMAcTiiAv IN electrical plant of any kind Address W. E., (Of) Scranton (.licet, city. W NTED- sirt UloTllY 0HMI MAN 21 years of age Dad four years cxpcrlcntts In business life Rest of rtferencts. Address W. D s, Tribune olllco. WANTED-HY A lOL'NO WOvTN VIIOIlTs had experience, thormighl) competent .and can give the best of references a situation as governess, exnintr) preftned. Address CJ. W. A.. Tribune olllco sm'ATIO.V W WTIIi-vOFNG MARRIED MAN wants work as fireman or engineer Rest references. Address T I , 123 Tribune oirtcc. iOHSO GIRL Wsrs SITl'xTlON IS FAMIt.i" of two or nurse girl. Call or addrtts 2DS Meridian street M.AT CIRL WOUfl) HUE POMTION DOISG general housework in small famllv, or din ing room work. Call or address W Meridian street. REDEMPTION OF BONDS. PIRSUCNT TO THE TERMS OF THE SiCOND mortgage of the Stevens Cosl company to the Count! Savings Rank and Trust Co. of Snan ton, Pa as trustee, nil the outstanding second mortgage bonds of said companv will Ic paid n full on August 1st. tooo. ut tho Count) .av lugs Rank nnd Trus- Co., No MM Spruce street, scnntoit. p.i The inte-rst en the above bond) will cease on Aug. 1st, l'SKl CLINTON W WlsNI.lt, Treasurer Stevens Coal Compiny. PROPOSALS. SEALtD PROPOSCLS WILL RE RECEIVED AT the otflte of the Citv Clerk, Scranton, Pi , until 710 o'clock p. m , Thursdi), Julv 20, 1M), to tonftruct sewer sv item, section "A," In Tenth Sewer District ns follows: Sdd sewer to begin at the Tenth District Main Sewer on the west fence lire ol Ta)lor nvenue, cxtendeei 'hence in a northeasterly direction through private prop erty about 160 feet to Linden street, also on Tn)lor avenue from linden street to Mulberry street, also on Linden street from To)lor avtnuc te a point about lis) feit east of Irving nvenue, alfo on lluenrll court from Linden street to Mul berry street, also on Irving nvenue from Linden stieet to Mulberry street; also on Prescott ave nue from Linden street to the main sewer on Mulberr) stieet Tho proposal shall iniluda the ce instruction of all brunches, bisins mid man holes, etc Each proposal shall be accompa nied by tah or certified check. In tho sum of three hundred dollars as a guarantee to execute a contract for the work if awarded the sam flie citv reserves the right to reject any or all bids. R) order of City C'eunelK M T Mil LI.E, City Clerk. Scranton, Pa , July 19, I'lOO. MISCELLANEOUS. GIVE lOFR HORDES CLE 0rS RY USING the Kaspcr Oat Clcane- Address for one week, L, p. Landfear, at Gorman's! liver), 120 Spruce PROFESSIONAL. Certified Public Accountant. EDWUIO C SPM'LDI.NO, C. P. A , 23 TRVD ers' Rank building Architects. EDWxHD II DAMS. ARCHITECT, CONNI.LL building, Scranton FREDERICK L RROWN. ARCIHTICT, PRICE building, 120 Washington nvenue, beranton. Cabs and Carriages. RURRF.lt TIRFD CARS AND CARRIAGES; REST of serxlcc Prompt attention given orders, by 'phone. 'Phones 2072 and U32 Joseph Kclley. 124 Linden. Dentists. DR. C. C. niLENRFRGLR. PAULI RUILD1NG, Spruce street, Stranton. DH I O. IAMAN, SCRANTON PRIVATE HOS pltal, cor. W)omlng and Mulberry. DR. C. C. LAURVCH. 115 WYOMING AVENUE DR. II. F REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O. Hotels and Restaurants. THE ELK CAFE. 123 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVE iiue. Rates reasonable. P. ZEIGLER, Proprietor. SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR I), L L W. P.S- scnger depot. Conductor on the European plan. VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor. Lawyers. RICIURD .1. ROURhE. A7T0HVEY-AT L vV. 600 2 Ijckavv anr.x avenue GtncraJ Jaw busi ness, collections and loans. J. W. RROWNING. ATrORNI.Y AND COUNSEL lor at law Rooms 312 Jl" Mcars building 57" IiThEI'I-OGLE. ATTOItNE-l OKHT.uio. tlated on real tstate ntcurit) Mcars building, corner Washington avenue ami tpruie street. FRNK E 110 I.E.. ATTOHNl.i vND f Ol.NM.f lor at law. Hurr building. Rooms U und II, Washington avtnue. W1LLARD. WARREV & KNalT, ArTOHE& and C'ounsellors-at Law. Republican hulldln.', Washington avenue. JrSl'P k JES-UP. xTrORNHiS AVI) C0U.N stlorsat-Iavv. Lommonvvtaith building; looms 19, 20 and 21. JAM1S W. OxKrORD. ATTORVEY-AT-HW. Rooms OH. 613 and 610 Hoard of Trade Hldg, LRU'CHD W .TIIUI'll, ATTORVEvi ReJoJIs 003 Wl, Oth floor, Mcars building. L A W VIRES, ATTORVFY-VT-LAW. COM- monvvealth building, Scranton, Pa. C It PITCHER sTrORNEY-AT-LUV. COM- monvvealth biilldinu, Scranton, Pa, PATTERSON- A WILCOX, TRADERS' NATIONAL Rank building C. COMEGYS. 0 13 REPl'nf.ICW RUH.niVO." A W. RERTHOLF. ATTORNEY. MIHRS RLDO. Physicians and Suigeons. DR. W. K. ALLEN. 613 NORTH WASHINGTON avenue. DR. S W. IMMOnilU'V. OITICE 331 WASH, ington avenue Residence, 1111 Mulberr) Chronic dlsesses, lungs, heart, kldnevs and genlto-urlrar) organs a specially, Hours, 1 to 4 p m. Schools, SCHOOL OF THE I ACKAW 4.W , SCRANTON. Pa. Courses preparatory to college, law, medi cine or business Opens Sept. 12th Send for catalogue. Rev Thomas M Cann. 1 1. 1) . nrln cipal and proprietor; W. E. Fluinlc), A, M, headmaster. Seeds. 0. R. CLARK .V CO.. SFhRMvN AND M'KS. er)inan, store 201 Washington annuo; green house, 106Q North Main avenue; store tele phone, 782. Wire Screens. JOSEPH KUFTTEI KUFTTEL. REAR 611 LCKAWANN ', Scranton, Pa, manufacturer of Wire avenue bereeni. Miscellaneous. RAUEK'S OHCHESIH-ML'S!0 K)ll RALLS, picnics, parties, receptions, weddings and cen cert work furnished. For terms addrcs It. J. llauer, conductor, 117 Wyoming avenue, over Hulhert's music store. MEGROEK RROS,, PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, JIV velones, paper bags, twine, Warehouse, 130 Wsihlnston avenue, bcranton, pa. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. PlNSiLVANIA RAII.Rnail Schedule In TfTort irns orr mnn rnlns ve Scrnnton: 0.40 n. m.. week days, for Sunbury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Bulti inoro, Washington nnd for Tltta burg and tho West nflm'',week lnys toT nnzleton, Pottsvllle, Heading, Norristown, nnd Philadelphia; nnd for Sun bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, iJnltlmoie, Washington and Pitts- 0 10 B nnd tho West' 1 P' In-i weak days, (Sundays 1.08 p. m.,) for Sunbury, Harrls burg1, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Pittsburg nnd tho West. Tor Hazloton, Potts- a o-r ' Eea(JlntTt &c, week days. 1.27 p, m., wcok days, for Sunbury, Hnzleton, Pottsvllle, Harrisburg, Philadelphia nnd Pittsburg. J It. WOOD, Cen Pass Agt J. II. HUTCHINSON, Gen Mgr. Lelnwnic, Lackawanna and Western. In Effect June 10, 1000 Soutti-Loivi! Scranton for New York t 14 3 00, 6 10, e 00 and 10 05 a m , 12 85. 3 3.1, and 8 10 p. m For Philadelphia at 8 40, 8 00 and I. ,1 m : 1- '& ""i 3 "M I'- '" 1'or Stroudsbvtrg at u 111 n. in viil. arwt IMUIinn1j,iinn n, q jo ti 1 ,:- : ..:-.""" -ss......v,........ .. ,.. Pv!H'.i ''I01" Mfotidsburg lit 8 05 a. m rr,.u.?3S0 Scranton for Iluffalo ar nd inter- ;. . ..r'.P in rrlve In scrantun from Ruffalo r, L ,T M 1 1. ami 10 on m ; 3 30 and 8 00 it '" Oswego and Svracuse at 2 6S a. m.; -is an. ROfl p m Frcm Utlca at 2 58 a m. m .J1."1- 2 30 P " lom Nicholson at f. 50 a. in no i " m Nom Montrose at 7.55 and ill. V ! 3-- '""1 8 no P iile oinsbnrg Division-! cave Scranton for "orthumberlind at 0 15, 10.OT a m ; 1 55 and o . p m For Pit mouth at 1 0.5, 3 40, 8 55 and J! v ".i1" . Kor Nantlcoko at 810 a. m. Arrive !' wrtlmmLprimj at '1 .15 a m ; 1 10, 6 00 and ., i.v" m A"ie Nnntlcoke at I) 10 a m. Arrive jJA'J mouth at 2 00. 4 32 and i W p m, and fcrf. ". ,n Arrive at Scranton from Northum berland at 0 12 a m ; 12 15, 1.50 and 8 45 p. Unit lr.om Na'ltlcc.l at 11 00 a m From I'!)ro ""i at , f,o a. m . .1 20. f, -.5 and 11 10 p. m. c. ii . SUNDAY TRUSS m . ?i h7I'ra,c Scranton 1 40, 3 00, 5 40, 10.05 a. BJ3 3 40 nnd 8 10 p m. rvorth-Lcive Scranton at 1 10, 4 10 a. m J l.M, m-"1'1 ."" P n iiloomshurg Division-Leave Scranton at 10 05 J- m , and 5 50 p. m. Delawaro and Hudson. , 7n FtTect May 27, 1000. - -ra,.n, for C'arbondalo leave Scranton at B.20. . , cf fl.1, 10 H a m ; 12 00, 1 23, 2 26, 3 52, 5.25, 0 -J,'. 7 57, 0 15. 11 18, 1 10 p. m. lor Horn sdale and Lake Lodorc 6 20, 1013 a. m , 2 2(1 nnd 5 25 p. m lor W likes Rarre 6 45. 7 4, 8.13. 0 38, 10 43 a. m ; IS Ol, 1.2J, IS, 3 33, 4 27, 0.10, 7.4S, 10.41, 11 30 p. m. oor ''. v " R poInts-fll3 n. m.j 12 03, 2.13, 3.33 and 11 30 p m. For Pennsylvania R. R. polnts-C 15, 0 38 a. m ; 21S and 4 27 p m lor Albany and all points north 0.20 a. m. and 3 52 p. m. . SUNDAY TRAINS. For Carbondale 7.20, 0.00, 11.33 a. m.; 2.2(5, 3 52. 5 17. 10 52 M For W likes Ilarre 0.3S a. m.; 12 03, 153, 3.23, 4 42, 0 27. 8 27 p. m. lor Albanv and points north 3 52 p. m. I or Iloneselale and Lake Lodore 9.00, 11 33 a. in and 3 52 p m Lowest rates to all points in United States and Canada J W RURDICK. G P. A . Albany, N. Y. IL W. CROSS. D. P. A , Scranton, Pa. Lehigh Valley Railroad. In Effect May 27. 1"00. TRAINS LFAYE SCRSTON. Tor Philadelphia and New York. la D k II. R It , at fl 45 a m and 12.03, 2 18, 4 27 (niack Diamond Express), and 1130 p. in. Sunda)S, D. ill It It . 1 5S 7 is p in. For White Haven, Hazleton and principal points in the coal regions, aia D V H. It. It , i 45. 2 13 and 4.27 p. m. For Pottsvllle, 0 43, 2 IS p m. For Rethlehem, Easton, Readlnej, Harrlsburi; and principal intermediate stations via D. A 11. R R, 8 45 a m : 12 03, 2.18 4 27 (Black Dia mond Express), 11.30. Sundays, D. & II. R. it. 1 53 ,7.43 p m For Tunkhannock, Towanda, Elmlra, Ithaca, Geneva and principal intermediate stations, via I L. k W. R. ll 8 03 a. m ; 1.03 and 3 33 p. m. For Geneva, Rochester, Ruffalo, Niajrara Falls, Chicago, and all points west, via D. & II. R. It , 12 03, 3 33 (Illack Diamond Express), 7,19, 10 41, 1130 p m. Sundajs, D. & II. R. R, 12.03 p. m . 7 43 u m Pullman parlor and sleeplnR or Lehlch Valley parlor cars on all trains between Wilkes Rarre and New York, Philadelphia, Duflalo and Sus pension RrldRe. HOLMS' 11 WILI1UR. Gen. Supt , 20 Cortland strict. New York. CH UtLES S LhE. Gen. Tass. Agt., 26 Cortland street. Sew York - A W. NONNEMACHER. Div. Pass. Agt., South Rethlihem, Pa. For tickets and Pullman reservations apply 303 Lackawanna avenue, Scranton, Pa Central Railroad of New Jersey. Stations In New v ork Foot of Liberty street, N. 11.. and South Terry. Anthracite coal used exclusively, insulins cleanliness and comfort I IMI. I MILE IN I IFFCT M VY 20. I'M Trams liave Scranton for New York, Newark, Flirabctli, Philadelphia, Faston, Rethlehem, AI lentovvn, Mauch t hunk and White Haven, at 8 ".0 a in ; express, 1 20, express, 4 00 p. m. Sunda)s, 2.15 p m For Pittston and Wilkes Rarre, 8.S0 a. in., 1 20, 4 00 11. m Sunda)s, 2 15 p. m. For Muuntaln Park, 8 30 a. m , 1.20, 4 00 p. m. Sundajs. 2 15 p. m. For llaltimore and W aslilngton, and points South and West via Rethlehem. 6 30 a. m, 120 p m Mindavs, 2 18 p m. For LonR Ilraneh, Ocean Grove, etc, at (8 10 throuch ear) a m and L20 p. m. For lit iilintf, Lebanon and llarrisburcr, via AI lentown, 8 30 a m. 1.20 p. m. Sundays, 2.13 p ii' For Peltsvllle. S 30 a m , 1 20 p m Throuzh tickets to all points east, south and wet at lowest rates nt the station J II OIII II VINES', Gen Supt. II P. RVLDWIV, Gen. Pass Act. New York, Ontaiio and Western R.R. TIME TARLi: IN 1.1 FFCT SUNDAY, JUNE 21, North Bound Tialns. leave. Leave, bcran- Carbon- Arrive Trains. ton dale. Cadosia. .To I 10 10 am. 1120am. 103 p.m. .'ai 8 15 p.m. 4 32pm 5.45 pm. 07 ....COOp m rrlve Carbondale, CIO p m. South Hound Trains. Leave Leave Cadosia. Carbondale. Scranton. nt 7 () a m. 7.40 a.m. "ol ....8 40 a m. 10 02 a m. 10.43 a.m. on.) 2 03p m 3 .It p. in. 1.20 p. in, -w susnws ONLY. North Hound. Leav e t cave Scran- - Carbon- Arrive ton. ' dale. Cadosia. ofj; S".0a m. D.10 a m. 10 15 a in. "in .... 7.00 p m. Vrrlve Caibondale,7.45 p. m. -w South Round. Leave Leave Cadosia Carbondale. Scranton. on' 7 00 i, m 7 40 a m. Zq$ I'M p m. 6 51pm (1 .15 p in. Train So. fill makes connection for points S'oith and Southon Main Line, at Caelosla. ' Tialns Nosi t' and 201 makii Walton, Delhi, llimdin aiid'Sllncy connections Trains Nos 205 and 203 make Main Line con nections on Sundav For further Information, consult ticket agents. J V ANUHl'OS, Cen I'ass Ant , New York. J i: WELSH. Traveling Passenger Agent, Scran ton, I'a Erie nnd Wyoming Valley. TIME TUH.E IN I FrECT M VY 23. 1000. Trains leave Stranton for Havvley, Lake Ariel and Intermediate points as follows: No. 2, 8 45 a m , No 4, 2 25 p m J No I), 5.20 p. m.j No. b, 7 55 p m Sunday trains at 9 00 a m and 2 00 p. m. Trains No 2 and So 4 connect at llawley for points on Frio railroad. NEWSPAPERS THE WIMvlsnUlUH RECORD C RE II D in wraiiton at the news stands of Reismsn Bros , 105 Spruce and 6U3 Linden, M Norton. 322 Isikavvauua avenue, I. S Schutzer, III Sprue e street SHIS I, T KELLER. SO U,P TREATMENT, 60c. J shampooing, 50c ; facial massage; minicur. Inc. Sic., chiropody 701 Quincy, CITY SCAVENGER A. II. DRir.OS CUBANS PRIYY VAULTS AND cess pools, no odor. Improved pumps used. A R RHIOGS. Proprietor. Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue, or Elcke's drug stors, ow ner Adams and Mulberry, Telephone (540. m I ilnt ..." "otioken ot 0 65, 7 18, 10.13 a m ; i-Mi'iV.". 4, 71n n1 "43 P m. Arrive at ihlladelphla at 10 00 a. m ( l.ttl, 3.4S, 0 00 and ..rt lis. Arr1 'torn New York nt 1 08, 4 del !cl 10 20 .1 In . 1 ni, St, K It e is ...t SI -in i ' '""'ons at 110, 4 10 and S.30 a m.; ' .. ?"'' 1,-M P m For Oswego and S)ra ci so at J 10 a m . and 1 5i p m For Utlca at 1 m'1155p m For Montrose at 8 30 1 "' "? P m , nnd 6 IS p m For Nichol son at 4 Ol n.l ,(. - . ' ,.i..t-- ,n n( nu u ,j i, ,n tin iiinuuainiuii. n. w -.- ft
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